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RobertEarl

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11. No

Sun Sep 1, 2013, 03:49 PM

Sep 2013

But it is getting on my nerves.

However, Obama pulling back and not launching is a good thing. We coulda been at war already, and we're not.

I just wonder how many good Syrians are sitting there today thinking: why hasn't the US bombed us yet?

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Anybody Else Here Sick To Your Stomach Depressed About The Syria Situation ??? [View all] WillyT Sep 2013 OP

Yes of course. Jasana Sep 2013 #1

Agreed. mnhtnbb Sep 2013 #2

Not yet. nt sibelian Sep 2013 #3

Yes, the Syrian rebels are largely no better than Assad.. tokenlib Sep 2013 #4

Of two shitty choices Assad would be the better. Hell Hath No Fury Sep 2013 #39

Assad's replacement would probably be just as bad. Probably some warlord from among the rebels. Erose999 Sep 2013 #43

However he might be "our" warlord. Enthusiast Sep 2013 #50

I see no good choices... Ohio Joe Sep 2013 #5

lesser evil kardonb Sep 2013 #24

Yes rhett o rick Sep 2013 #6

I haven't felt this way since early 2003. morningfog Sep 2013 #7

You're probably looking at the past through partially rose-colored glasses. The unmistakable HardTimes99 Sep 2013 #30

Yes, but since there are so many civil wars going on, it is almost numbing madinmaryland Sep 2013 #8

I don't see a solution that doesn't include the slaughter of innocents etherealtruth Sep 2013 #9

No, but only because I put a lot of effort into Jackpine Radical Sep 2013 #10

No RobertEarl Sep 2013 #11

Agreed... awoke_in_2003 Sep 2013 #42

Yes gopiscrap Sep 2013 #12

I got that out of my system pscot Sep 2013 #13

Yes and I keep thinking to when we rendered people suffragette Sep 2013 #14

We need someone with real common sense in the White House. JDPriestly Sep 2013 #15

I'm disgusted but not because I'm depressed. rug Sep 2013 #16

Yes, I'm sick to my stomach to realize the Bush-Cheney-PNAC pre-emptive wars of choice indepat Sep 2013 #17

Get Moving, Folks! School Teacher Sep 2013 #18

I agree with you, time to make a loud noise. WHEN CRABS ROAR Sep 2013 #25

bleh... AsahinaKimi Sep 2013 #19

Yep, as an average American, I'm sick of war and the prospect of war. classof56 Sep 2013 #35

well stated AsahinaKimi Sep 2013 #36

me.... mike_c Sep 2013 #20

Nope. Cerridwen Sep 2013 #21

Not since it's become obvious the Saudis want the US to make Syria their puppet. Spitfire of ATJ Sep 2013 #22

Yes. nt freedom fighter jh Sep 2013 #23

No "War For Profit." blkmusclmachine Sep 2013 #26

No, I'm too angry for that Warpy Sep 2013 #27

For the first time in my life, I shall be protesting in public against the policies of HardTimes99 Sep 2013 #28

If there are no good choices and we can't get an international coalition we should stay out. craigmatic Sep 2013 #29

No. pangaia Sep 2013 #31

Yes. It's all so depressing. PotatoChip Sep 2013 #32

Yes, I am. NaturalHigh Sep 2013 #33

That's really sad. avaistheone1 Sep 2013 #45

I used to think America's loss of humanity... 99Forever Sep 2013 #34

Don't feel like the Lone Ranger. Enthusiast Sep 2013 #49

I am having a bit of flashbacks - Hell Hath No Fury Sep 2013 #37

Nothing you can do. Like Larry getting the Fed post, like the ACA screwing people, like the Safetykitten Sep 2013 #38

I have been obsessed with it for months, because I knew what it was, and what it could become Crimson76 Sep 2013 #40

Both sides suck. Blue_In_AK Sep 2013 #41

yes because there is no viable answer - the consequences of Assad staying in power are terrible but Douglas Carpenter Sep 2013 #44

Yes, I've had it. LuvNewcastle Sep 2013 #46

Absolutely Carolina Sep 2013 #47

No military action is clearly the best choice. Enthusiast Sep 2013 #48