Syrian army, Hezbollah attack rebels in border town: opposition

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67. The article you posted didn't represent a non violent protest, destroying property is violent.

With similar violence occurring all over Syria, and in some areas much worse, it's natural that security forces would act to prevent the situation from further deteriorating.
I look at all the sources, and then decide. We saw the violent, fundamentalist nature of the Arab spring in Egypt, Libya and now Syria. There is no reason to think the Arab Spring in Syria is any different, especially considering the rebels are filled with foreign fundamentalists from Libya, Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia and are financially backed by these countries that are waging their own wars against protesters and who have a financial interest in spreading their ideology abroad.
Besides western Media articles are ALWAYS based on third party testimony from people that the world knows nothing about. And most of the reports are made without offering any documented evidence! Lastly the U.N. has verified that rebels have used chemical weapons and there is evidence of this use on Syrian civilians. That fact that the west disagrees without any evidence to support their conclusion leads me to believe that they have interests in promoting an unrealistic portrayal of the conflict in Syria.
Take everything in context. I do, the full context that is.