Doctors Without Borders confirmed: "mass exposure to a neurotoxic agent"

[ProSense]

49. Well,

"There can be no more serious discussion, even on the internet, than talking about killing people.

There are few things more revolting than anonymous posters glibly calling for military attacks to score political points."

...it's a good thing you're here policing the Internets. What does that have to do with the point of the OP?

"That said, thank you for finally answering the question, sort of. Although "held accountable" is not quite the same thing as advocating military action.

I'm hardly too focused on your opinion. Frankly, it is hard to ignore, given your persistent posts and links which inevitably lead to whitehouse.gov.

No, I'm more interested in separating propaganda from fact."

Still, you are here discussing my opinion on military action instead of the point in the OP, which you apparent agree with: there was a chemical attack in Syria.

You went off that point so much so that you current comment is about people on Internet "talking about killing people."