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The Born Losers (1967)
IMDB rating: 5.60
Plot: A malicious motorcycle gang harasses the residents of a small California town, intimidating most residents to not report them to the police. Among the gang’s crimes is the rape of four young women. As the gang attempts to threaten the women into not testifying at the indictment hearing, one of the women, Vicki, comes under the protection of Billy Jack, who has also had several altercations with the gang. The gang escalates their pressure on both Vicki and Billy Jack to keep her out of the courtroom.
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Directors: Laughlin Tom
Actors: Laughlin Tom,Slate Jeremy,Wellman Jr. William,Starrett Jack,Bruce Paul,Cleaves Robert,Prokop Paul,Tessier Robert,Cooper Jeff,Lancaster Stuart,Hoban Gordon,Action,Drama,Thriller,
To you, what makes one an Iranian?
What is more important to be being an Iranian, ‘blood’ or upbringing and culture?
So who is more Iranian?
A person born in England to Iranian parents, but his Persian language is so bad he cannot even understand the word ‘chetori?’ and does not know anything about Iranian customs, culture, etc.
Or a person born in Iran, raised in Iranian society, culture, etc., but is of distant Mongolian ancestry or something?
There was an argument I was watching where this Baha’i loser who is like 32 years old, but doesn’t know a thing about Iran (he is the one I described as being born in England, etc), and he started talking about how being Iranian is all in the blood, and if you are not by blood Iranian then you can never be Iranian. He was telling this to my friend who is studying in England from Iran, but he has a bit of small eyes and East Asian facial features. He is from Mashhad, has brown hair, but you know how a lot of Khorasani people are like, they look a bit Asian, probs because of mixing with some Mongols or something.
So who’s side would you take? And what do you think the average Iranian would think?
I personally think that Bahai dude is an idiot, and definitely my Mashhadi friend is 100% Iranian. I don’t think there is such thing as being Iranian ‘by blood’ because it is a culture, not a race. Iran has been a huge melting pot of different peoples over time, and somebody who doesn’t even know a thing about Iran shouldn’t really be seen as Iranian.
A Mongolian Turkish Guru.
N | Jan 28, 2010
I was an iranian in high school, in fact that was my nickname. I played crosscountry and track and field.
Ginger | Jan 28, 2010
they are both Iranian with one different!
the one who was born in Iran ,has lived in Iran,has raised here so he/she is like iranian in country ,with the same culture.but the one who was born out door and is like the guy u said used to that society!because he lives there!do u Expected him to be like iranina in Iran?he cant be because he lives there!
i don’t want to say the one who lives out door should forget his home-country but he lives there!he should be "hamrange jema’t".but also he should know about his county too!
ThE L0St GiRL | Jan 28, 2010
their tendency toward their birth place or their fatherland, their interest in the persian culture, their decision to remain a persian.
but in short, i believe anyone that his or her heart beats faster and feel proud and their thoughts fly to Iran when they hear the song *ey
Iran*, is an Iranian no matter where they live or where they were born.
Nellie | Jan 28, 2010
It isn’t possible to be Iranian without knowing anything about it or Persian Language !
Majid | Jan 28, 2010
you talk mesle inke irani bodan eftekhare. ba khodemon ke tarof nadarim, irani bodan hadeaghal to in doro zaman baese sarafkandegiye pas age kasi khareje iran khodesho irani midone hatman be inja ye heso alagheye ziadi dare ke hazere in sarafkandegi ya be ebarate behtar in dardesaro bekhare…
Annahi2 | Jan 29, 2010
Most Khorasanis I know look 100% Iranian. Anyways, I think that it is a combination of blood, culture, and language.
Most important of all, I think that being Iranian has to do with loyalty to the Iranian people and to Iranzamin.
Kaveh | Jan 29, 2010
If you believe that your a Persian than you are one.
Apadana on Fire | Jan 30, 2010
Actually I think its blood deep. I raised two children who knew nothing about Iran and did not speak the language, but as they have grown into adults their actions, thoughts emotions and attachment to Iran is so unbelievable. One looks so Iranian, the other so English. They do not seem like English apart from their accent. When they come accross Iranians in their travels, their joy and sense of belonging to that culture is so strong. I have to add that generally Iranian people are warm, humble loyal, kind hardworking, very respectful to others. I love them and i hope they are allowed more freedom in the future.Sorry forgot to say their father is Iranian. A man who sacrificed so much to be at the side of is children while they were raised despite missing his family so much and suffers more as he sees his elderly parents age and naturally tries to go to Iran when possible. see you tube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOTUXA_cH FU&feature=PlayList&p=9E3C4447BD 2F4101&playnext=1&playnext_from= PL&index=20 and also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kazk8SnlC js&feature=related
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