For Iranian-Americans, a potential U.S. attack on the regime brings complex feelings

Open this photo in gallery: Pictures of victims killed by the Iranian regime, placed there by supporters of the Organization of Iranian American Communities, on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. A poll commissioned before Israel launched strikes on Iran showed 53 per cent of Iranian-Americans opposed U.S. military action against Iran.ALEX WROBLEWSKI/AFP/Getty Images Nearly 20 years ago, Iranian-American comedian Maz Jobrani set out with other entertainers on an Axis of Evil comedy tour, hoping laughs could subvert stereotypes. Being Iranian, he jokes, is like a Facebook relationship status: It's complicated. Perhaps never more than in the past week, as…