The Wall Is Undefeated!
Superstar
The guy in the bottom pic looks like that scumbag, breadtuber, BadEmpanadaFrom this
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Syria just collapsed. Here is their former leader vs the new leader :dead:
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Largely bloodless revolution deposing an autocratic despot who gassed babies
Hamazians “CIA! NATO!”
Cut the best part outALLAHu AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR
This is another level of sick.
Grand Conde
Superstar
You've got me - we still designate them a terrorist group - even easier to sever ourselves from them after the state descends into chaos after we funnel hundreds of millions of dollars to them
Ok breh, I can tell you are the kind of guy who thinks the US is responsible for every little thing that happens in the world.
I don't think anyone is "worshipping" Assad. Certainly not I.
He was a butcher. But he did provide an existing avenue for support for the Palestinian people and a bulwark against Israel.
And you're right about the latter part. The best possible outcome from this is continued U.S. support to help revitalize Syria - but with that will come the complete sacrifice of the Palestinian and Yemeni people. And the same for Lebanese people.
Givethanks
Superstar
People will act like only the US is the big bad wolf.
All these leaders/countries wish they had the power and clout the US does. We all know they'd do the exact same damn thing globally if they could.
Largely bloodless revolution deposing an autocratic despot who gassed babies
Hamazians “CIA! NATO!”
The CIA, State Department and NATO are all explicitly involved.
Calling this a "largely bloodless revolution" means that you must have (literally) been born yesterday, this conflict has been going on for over a decade.
"Autocratic" is a useless term, but Assad was a monster. That does not mean that the U.S. was not involved.
Have I said that?
I pointed out direct U.S. involvement and your response was "Yeah, we directly funded this, but it started 10 years ago, therefore our involvement is limited," instead of using your poor critical thinking skills to pay attention.
The U.S. is not the only factor here, but we are very clearly a factor, and as a U.S. citizen - my interest tends to focus on my nation's impact on international affairs.
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
We are talking about this current iteration of the conflict. An entire government collapsed in a week. That’s largely bloodless. No protracted sieges. Opposition forces melted away at the first sign of contact.
Assad would’ve been ousted earlier if it wasn’t for chemical weapons and Russian turning numerous Syrian neighborhoods into rubble.
Assad fell because the Syrians wanted him to fall. Stop seeing the CIA and NATO in everything. It’s why you constantly lose.
MVike28
right around the ACC
damn ,had them locked up in regular cloths like they were snatched off the street and put there.
ALonelyDad
Veteran
Posting that picture of Assad to make him look so innocent like he hasn't done some of the heinous things is crazy lol. The guy has used some of the worst weapons imaginable against his own, has locked up people for decades, etc. He's terrible but so is this new group. Just hope those people can find peace eventually.
It was war. I'm not a huge fan of Assad but acting like he just did it because he woke up in a bad mood is disingenuous. He was fighting isis and people that decapitate u on video
T-K-G
Veteran
Their language is so harsh is just sounds like everyone is cussing each other out and getting pissed off
Those conditions look
