You don't move to a country as an expatriate to tell them how to run their country. You really think that every atheist in the middle east is killed? No. Do I support killing atheists? No. Do I think making noise about being atheist is stupid? Yes. Do I think making noise about being religious is stupid? Yes. Just go there, do your job, go home and don't make noise. Respect their customs, you don't have to tell them that you don't believe in God, because it's not your place to do so. You're there to make a pay cheque, and I think in the process you'll learn to appreciate the similarities you have over the minor differences that seems to divide everyone in a spectrum painted to be much larger than it actually is. The people that shoot down the idea of going to Iran are the same people that think Dubai is a sand box
Funny thing is Dubai is FAR from a sand box. Honestly though, to each their own. I'm not an advocate for trying to change anyone's mind. You can believe what you want. I can believe Canada is a great country, or a terrible place full of phony and uneducated drunks that support weed as a recreational drug. See how easy it is to slap the paint bucket? For the record, I think Canada is a great place. Unlike 99% of the naysayers, I've had the opportunity to travel the middle east, and travel the western world. And I'll tell you that what you see in that picture, is not the identity of the country. You have several videos online taking you through life in Iran, the streets, meeting/conversing with its people, then you have ONE picture of a death penalty. For all you know it's 2 idiots that raped 13 year old girls. But oh no, you wouldn't hear of that on the news right? Cause it's not News that feeds the agenda. But, you'd be the first to hear news of a woman being stoned after being raped - twisted, but creates news and fear. Believe what you want though; just know that you're closer to the people there than your media/govt wants you to know.
