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In reply to the discussion: Syria's Assad and regime DESERVE everything they're about to get from the U.S. And the West [View all]The Straight Story
(48,121 posts)Methodology is not important to the people who are dying and being targeted.
Nor does it has to be a systematic plan ran by a mad man.
The results are millions affected, hundreds of thousands dying or dead, chemical weapons being used, and *IF* things were to heat up there and be left alone it could escalate in a way that leads to millions dying and even more wandering without a home land (aka refugees).
If we wait until after that occurs then some will say "Why didn't we do something when we could??" which is the same thing we are saying today about an earlier period in time.
I am not in a rush to go to war, but I am not in a rush to not look more deeply into and take some measures to disable the ability of certain weapons to be used if we can.
But then, these are just some brown muslims dying. I am sure if the same happened in Europe today, or Canada, people would be more willing to help out people more like us.