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Comrade Grumpy

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31. Must you consistently insult other posters and think you're being cute about it?

Reply to LanternWaste (Reply #19)

Mon Nov 16, 2015, 04:05 PM

Nov 2015

I find your passive-aggressive, snarky posting style very obnoxious.

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Why couldn't we create a "safe zone" in Syria for the refugees? [View all] NightWatcher Nov 2015 OP

K&R jonno99 Nov 2015 #1

ISIL surface to air missiles with kidnapped, downed US soldiers being burned alive on TV? zazen Nov 2015 #2

How many US troops do you think that would take? Comrade Grumpy Nov 2015 #3

True - as soon as there is a ceasefire - all of non ISIS Syria becomes the safe state karynnj Nov 2015 #24

So why do you think these religious fanatics who want their 72 virgins Calista241 Nov 2015 #29

The cease fire is NOT for ISIS or al Nusra or any other organization deemed a terrorist group karynnj Nov 2015 #30

Where? Who will defend it? How? Who will deliver supplies to the refugees? DetlefK Nov 2015 #4

It would be a UN peacekeeping and humanitarian force NightWatcher Nov 2015 #6

That explains nothing. DetlefK Nov 2015 #10

It's made up of members from US, Germany, UK... NightWatcher Nov 2015 #18

BUT WHO WILL BE ON THE GROUND ACTUALLY DOING THINGS? DetlefK Nov 2015 #20

That explains why the agreement in Vienna, that the world leaders approved in Turkey, is important karynnj Nov 2015 #25

Well, problem #1 is there's no food jeff47 Nov 2015 #5

Is this a refugee from war or drought problem? NightWatcher Nov 2015 #13

Drought is one of the causes of the war. jeff47 Nov 2015 #17

The perfect person to organize it pintobean Nov 2015 #7

Um... Dr. Strange Nov 2015 #9

And this has exactly what to do Aerows Nov 2015 #32

Like the Gaza Strip? aikoaiko Nov 2015 #8

Exactly. Iggo Nov 2015 #12

"We"? malaise Nov 2015 #11

We made the mess, we should help clean it up. NightWatcher Nov 2015 #15

I certainly understand your desire to walk away... LanternWaste Nov 2015 #19

Must you consistently insult other posters and think you're being cute about it? Comrade Grumpy Nov 2015 #31

How does one create a "safe zone" in a country MineralMan Nov 2015 #14

Of course I didn't think it through. Just brainstorming NightWatcher Nov 2015 #16

Frankly, it's a problem too large for me to even begin MineralMan Nov 2015 #23

Why won't Assad & Russia create a safe zone in Syria?I don't think Assad wants those 12 million back Sunlei Nov 2015 #21

Pretty sure thats what Jeb! wants to do. bunnies Nov 2015 #22

Not with Assad and Isis there. Marrah_G Nov 2015 #26

There are more than a few problems with this plan: Act_of_Reparation Nov 2015 #27

I'm thinking Josh Marshall has it about right. It's time to support Assad. randome Nov 2015 #28

Good question. Waiting For Everyman Nov 2015 #33

1. Can't promise safety Blue_Tires Nov 2015 #34

It's not thousands, it's millions. Glassunion Nov 2015 #35

There are camps in adjacent countries, where a 'safe zone' is a realistic concept muriel_volestrangler Nov 2015 #36