Why Is The US Fighting Assad In Syria?

Is your desire to take out revenge on the monster Bashar Al Assad worth the lives of:
"The report from the Syrian Center for Policy Research said that at least 470,000 Syrians have died as a result of the war."

I wonder what would have happened if we had just left Syria to handle its own crisis instead of dropping bombs on their cities?
What if we had let the Middle East handle its own war?

Are we in the US and Europe really the "moral high ground"?

Bomb their cities, equip the enemy and reject the refugees...

A recipe for disaster and genocide if I ever heard one...

But, but, the Arab spring?
Arab spring! My ass!

Just another US/Euro led war where, incidentally, hundreds of thousands MORE innocent Arab civilians die in the process, oh, so we can take out a "monster"...

See the pattern?

"Those people" were killed by our weapons that we gave to the "'rebels" who in turn gave them to ISIS...
They were killed by ISIS usurping land and resources with "our" weapons.

Assad was just defending his soverign territory!

We had to go in and bomb ISIS because they had our weapons...

Assad just stood back and watched the carnage wrought by our bumbling forces because we never should have armed the rebels in the first place!

So let's kill every Syrian so we can get Assad?

Who are the real criminals?

I would love Assad out of power but who will replace him? ISIS?

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So this is why we armed the rebels so they could arm ISIS so they could kill Assad and create another failed state with civil war?

Who should be tried at the Hague? Really...

And Assad is not my buddy,

but there is much worse than Assad. Trump!

I seem to recall Assad voluntarily giving up WMDs.
Would the "rebels" do that? Would Trump do that?
Would Russia, North Korea, Israel or Iran do that?

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At least 41 people have been killed and more than 80 wounded in a suicide bomb attack in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

A Shia cultural organisation was the target but the Afghan Voice news agency was also hit. So-called Islamic State said it was behind the attack.

The interior ministry told the BBC an explosion at the Shia centre was followed by at least two more blasts.

The US armed the rebels who in turn gave these arms to ISIS which has global reach.

I expect, if a = b and b = c then a = c is too much for your brain to handle.

Twenty-five civilians are reported to have been killed in air strikes on two towns in the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta area outside Syria's capital, Damascus.

The Syria Civil Defence said one of its rescue workers was among 18 people who died when what witnesses identified as Russian jets bombed Misraba.

Another six people died in suspected Russian strikes on Arbin, it added.

Some 400,000 people in the area have been under siege by Russian-backed Syrian government forces since 2013.

Last week, the government permitted Red Cross teams to evacuate 29 critically-ill patients from the Eastern Ghouta as part of a deal that saw rebels release the same number of prisoners.

Hundreds more patients are in urgent need of evacuation from the enclave, where there are only 107 doctors and severe shortages of medical supplies.

The Syria Civil Defence said Russian jets fired "seismic missiles" on residential areas of Misraba overnight, causing several buildings to collapse.

Nine women and two children were among the 18 people killed, it said, adding that the number might rise because some of the injured were in a critical condition.

One of the organisation's volunteer rescue workers - who are commonly known as the White Helmets - died after a "double-tap" strike on one building.

The Syria Civil Defence said two children and two women were among the six people killed in the air strikes on Arbin, and that another three civilians were killed by government shellfire in Beit Sawa.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based monitoring group, put the death toll from the three towns at 23, and also said the warplanes that attacked Misraba and Arbin were believed to have been Russian.