Obama tried to stop this. Trump reversed that policy
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Speaking of ties, I notice that Pezeshkian, unlike Putin, isn't wearing a tie.
And thinking back, I don't recall Ahmadinejad -- notable for his signature jacket -- wearing a tie either.
And looking at some presidential pictures, I don't see images of ties either:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_presidents_of_Iran
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Ah. It's a political thing.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/iran-necktie-ties-sign-of-westernization-making-comeback/
Iran banned the tie for men after the 1979 overthrow of the U.S.-backed monarch as a symbol of Western culture. Although it has made a slow comeback since, government officials and most Iranian men continue to shun the cravat.
Iran's Shiite clerics who came to power in 1979 banned the tie because, in their eyes, it was un-Islamic, a sign of decadence, a symbol of the cross and the quintessence of Western dress imposed by the shah, said one trader who asked not to be identified.
After vanishing for decades, ties reappeared in some shop windows during the era of reformist president Mohammad Khatami from 1997 to 2005.
Today, government ministers, senior civil servants and heads of state-owned companies don't wear ties with their suits and opt for shirts with buttoned, open or Mao collars.
Lawyer Masoud Molapanah said "wearing a tie is certainly not a crime" under the constitution or Islamic sharia law. "But there are dress restrictions in certain places such as on television."
I feel so conflicted about ties. I like them, I have several cool ones. I wear it with a suit on the rare occasions I wear a suit. But at its core the tie is truly a symbol of capitalist dominance, a semi-literal noose you choose to put around your neck.
Next do zionists and saudi arabia.
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