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CH86 wrote:

Guest wrote:

CH86 wrote:
Syria is a sovereign state, Assad using Chemical weapons or Mass Bombardments of Rebel controlled cities in a civil war that was started by the rebels does not change the fact that His regime is the legitimate government of Syria.

A different guest here.

How is Assad's government legit? What kind of elections were held to put him in power? There are elections in North Korea. Are they legit? Does the North Korean government have the right to torture, starve, and murder its own people? Your 'logic' is warped. With people like you, no wonder the world going down the drain.

Nations do not have the right to interfere in the internal affairs of other nations. The only exception is if a nation is attacked by another nation and even here it is only for the duration of hostilities. Otherwise the very idea of "sovereignty" becomes meaningless.

CH86 wrote:

Guest wrote:

CH86 wrote:
Syria is a sovereign state, Assad using Chemical weapons or Mass Bombardments of Rebel controlled cities in a civil war that was started by the rebels does not change the fact that His regime is the legitimate government of Syria.

A different guest here.

How is Assad's government legit? What kind of elections were held to put him in power? There are elections in North Korea. Are they legit? Does the North Korean government have the right to torture, starve, and murder its own people? Your 'logic' is warped. With people like you, no wonder the world going down the drain.

Nations do not have the right to interfere in the internal affairs of other nations. The only exception is if a nation is attacked by another nation and even here it is only for the duration of hostilities. Otherwise the very idea of "sovereignty" becomes meaningless.

Guest wrote:

CH86 wrote:

Guest wrote:
So let me get this straight. It is acceptable for Assad to commit genocide because it is within Syrian borders and Syrian law permits it. Did I get that right?

Syria is a sovereign state, Assad using Chemical weapons or Mass Bombardments of Rebel controlled cities in a civil war that was started by the rebels does not change the fact that His regime is the legitimate government of Syria.

A different guest here.

How is Assad's government legit? What kind of elections were held to put him in power? There are elections in North Korea. Are they legit? Does the North Korean government have the right to torture, starve, and murder its own people? Your 'logic' is warped. With people like you, no wonder the world going down the drain.

CH86 wrote:

Guest wrote:

CH86 wrote:More globalist tyranny, Assad Hasn't attacked The US, Europe or Israel. Boomers refuse to acknowledge the existence of international borders. The Law is on Assad's side. Syria has it's own laws, the rebels have renounced allegiance to the Syrian state and therefore the state has no further obligation to rebel populations.

So let me get this straight. It is acceptable for Assad to commit genocide because it is within Syrian borders and Syrian law permits it. Did I get that right?

Syria is a sovereign state, Assad using Chemical weapons or Mass Bombardments of Rebel controlled cities in a civil war that was started by the rebels does not change the fact that His regime is the legitimate government of Syria.

Guest wrote:

CH86 wrote:More globalist tyranny, Assad Hasn't attacked The US, Europe or Israel. Boomers refuse to acknowledge the existence of international borders. The Law is on Assad's side. Syria has it's own laws, the rebels have renounced allegiance to the Syrian state and therefore the state has no further obligation to rebel populations.

So let me get this straight. It is acceptable for Assad to commit genocide because it is within Syrian borders and Syrian law permits it. Did I get that right?

CH86 wrote:More globalist tyranny, Assad Hasn't attacked The US, Europe or Israel. Boomers refuse to acknowledge the existence of international borders. The Law is on Assad's side. Syria has it's own laws, the rebels have renounced allegiance to the Syrian state and therefore the state has no further obligation to rebel populations.

CH86 wrote:

sue wrote:Imagining myself as a young mother shielding my infant son in a basement is a stretch. Knowing that the seeping death is being inflicted by my own government is an incomprehensible betrayal. Those who view civilian human lives as being expendable must reap the consequences.
Every day the UN becomes more destructive than just useless and a waster of resources. Pretending that discussions have mutually peaceful intentions allows aggression to continue making more victims with no halt nor retaliatory actions.
Bibi's red lines are given swift meaning. Will Trump's? Will we ever cheer the day when Assad is found hiding in a basement with lice in his beard or the SEALS take him out in a Jordanian compound?

More globalist tyranny, Assad Hasn't attacked The US, Europe or Israel. Boomers refuse to acknowledge the existence of international borders. The Law is on Assad's side. Syria has it's own laws, the rebels have renounced allegiance to the Syrian state and therefore the state has no further obligation to rebel populations.

sue wrote: > Imagining myself as a young mother shielding my infant son in a
> basement is a stretch. Knowing that the seeping death is being
> inflicted by my own government is an incomprehensible
> betrayal. Those who view civilian human lives as being
> expendable must reap the consequences.

> Every day the UN becomes more destructive than just useless and a
> waster of resources. Pretending that discussions have mutually
> peaceful intentions allows aggression to continue making more
> victims with no halt nor retaliatory actions.

> Bibi's red lines are given swift meaning. Will Trump's? Will we
> ever cheer the day when Assad is found hiding in a basement with
> lice in his beard or the SEALS take him out in a Jordanian
> compound?

CH86 wrote: > More globalist tyranny, Assad Hasn't attacked The US, Europe or
> Israel. Boomers refuse to acknowledge the existence of
> international borders. The Law is on Assad's side. Syria has it's
> own laws, the rebels have renounced allegiance to the Syrian state
> and therefore the state has no further obligation to rebel
> populations.

sue wrote:Imagining myself as a young mother shielding my infant son in a basement is a stretch. Knowing that the seeping death is being inflicted by my own government is an incomprehensible betrayal. Those who view civilian human lives as being expendable must reap the consequences.
Every day the UN becomes more destructive than just useless and a waster of resources. Pretending that discussions have mutually peaceful intentions allows aggression to continue making more victims with no halt nor retaliatory actions.
Bibi's red lines are given swift meaning. Will Trump's? Will we ever cheer the day when Assad is found hiding in a basement with lice in his beard or the SEALS take him out in a Jordanian compound?