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In reply to the discussion: Straight up or down: Do you support U.S. strikes against Assad's forces in Syria? [View all]Chan790
(20,176 posts)17. I believe we need to be pushing for an on-the-ground armed multinational peacekeeping force.
Neither of the options really applies, though the use of strikes against combatant forces committing war crimes needs to be a tool in the arsenal of any such force along with authorization to engage combat with hostile forces to that peacekeeping mission.
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Straight up or down: Do you support U.S. strikes against Assad's forces in Syria? [View all]
cali
Aug 2013
OP
Oh Hell No. I want to eliminate the Pentagon and CIA NSA DHS, worthless wastes of money.
NYC_SKP
Aug 2013
#5
My entire life we have been in a state of war. My entire life. I'm 61 years old.
Warren Stupidity
Aug 2013
#18
So your point is that without perpetual war we would be in permanent economic depression?
Warren Stupidity
Aug 2013
#68
I'm pretty sure we weren't involved in any shooting conflicts under Carter
HoneychildMooseMoss
Aug 2013
#73
One distinction I'd make in that list is that some of those were evacuation of embassies
davidpdx
Aug 2013
#89
I am no expert, but based on common sense concerns I would like to know what chemical agent experts
Dragonfli
Aug 2013
#71
I believe we need to be pushing for an on-the-ground armed multinational peacekeeping force.
Chan790
Aug 2013
#17
Most political analysts are predicting strikes on hard targets not Assad's forces.
KittyWampus
Aug 2013
#23
You are wrong. So let it be noted, you don't bother to read what people post.
KittyWampus
Aug 2013
#32
Is it your innate moral superiority which entitles you to speak to others like that?
jberryhill
Aug 2013
#53
Wonderful. Then we get islamists with "Christians to Beirut; Alawites to the grave"
eridani
Aug 2013
#91