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Brad- wrote To be honest, he (the president of one of the most advanced countries in the world) knows a lot better than anybody on this site about what to do in these situations, I'm pretty sure he knows exactly what he's doing and I trust him completely with his actions
Your exactly right im an us army active reserve and guys are well were getting ready for a soultion i dont know if they will have a millitary strike most likely will im gonna end up getting shipped over there because my MOS is infantry
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Good, but we need to do something about NK.
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I think that it is good to look at all the options, but this makes the U.S. look indecisive and cowardly, im not saying that military action is the best action, but either do it or not, don't beat around the bush for so long. In reality, he could have had several very specific strikes on the chemical weapons plants and we wouldnt be having this conversation right now, and we wouldnt be having the international problems.
But we elected him as president so he better do what is best for the people :/
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I think that if we "HAVE" to send Troops over to Syria, it's going to have to happen. people are saying well is Russia going to try to stop us or anybody else Behind what has happened in Syria? I mean Families/Young Kids were Chemically Tortured to the Point where they could not breathe without having there insides on Fire. There was no reason to do this to There own people. If The U.S. has to handle business, that's what the U.S. is there for. The U.S. Troops went into Iraq for Saddam who had killed his own people also. I trust Obama with whatever his Decision may be. -Beneath
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We don't need to fight other peoples battles. Over.
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Jibbers wrote
Brad- wrote To be honest, he (the president of one of the most advanced countries in the world) knows a lot better than anybody on this site about what to do in these situations, I'm pretty sure he knows exactly what he's doing and I trust him completely with his actions
Your exactly right im an us army active reserve and guys are well were getting ready for a soultion i dont know if they will have a millitary strike most likely will im gonna end up getting shipped over there because my MOS is infantry


Obama said that troops will not be on the ground. It is strictly an air strike. If we do this, there is a high chance WW3 will start because Russia is a strong ally to Syria, and China is a good ally to Russia.
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SPACE_BOUND wrote Syria needs to learn they can't get away with this, we should still attack


They did not do it... are you blind?
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Something should be done to show that their actions won't be tolerated, but I don't think it should be sending troops. Good thing Im not the president.
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I would like to firstly point out that I am not american... But I am seeing everyone saying the same thing "It is not our fight" , "not our problem". I would like to draw your attention to world war 2 where the Germans were slaughtering jews if countrys did not intervene then it would still be happening today, we cannot simply let innocent people die no matter WHERE OR WHO THEY ARE.
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Itech wrote I would like to firstly point out that I am not american... But I am seeing everyone saying the same thing "It is not our fight" , "not our problem". I would like to draw your attention to world war 2 where the Germans were slaughtering jews if countrys did not intervene then it would still be happening today, we cannot simply let innocent people die no matter WHERE OR WHO THEY ARE.


I do not think that that would still be happening today.

I don't think we should intervene, simply because we don't need to. We're already fighting one war, why start another one? We didn't supply them with the chemical weapons, so we shouldn't worry about it. That's just my opinion.
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