During the funeral of Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, some commenters claimed calls for Donald Trump's killing were made, framing it as revenge for his alleged role in the leader's assassination.

Commenters are sharply divided. Some argue the calls are exaggerated or not serious, with one user stating, 'The old joke is that America doesn't have any heroes to kill, Trump least of all.' Others support the idea of revenge, with another user suggesting, 'He needs to suffer the way he made others suffer.' A third user countered, 'What about everyone who agrees with him/envies him and would gladly lose whatever humanity they have left to continue Western imperialism?' A user noted the calls might be symbolic, saying, 'I could almost read that as "Trump's murder [of our Supreme Leader]," but not being very familiar with the language and culture, I really don't know.'

The community consensus leans toward viewing the calls as symbolic or exaggerated, with some supporting the idea of revenge and others dismissing it as hyperbolic. The debate highlights a stark divide between those who see the remarks as a cultural expression and those who view them as a serious threat.