1. If you want to start a war for the sole purpose of protecting civilians (pointless, since civilians get killed everyday in places like Darfur), do it early. Don't wait for the death toll to be so high.

    And it ain't the job of the U.S. gov to protect foreign civilians.
  2. The U.S. military is meant to protect the interest of the United States. It ain't nice, but civilians in other countries are none of our business.

    Maybe your precious U.N. will do something, lol.
  3. BEN CARSON 2016!!!!
  4. Originally posted by LikeASong:I agree with that last statement. But maybe the right has something to do with it, don't you think? Nobody has insulted anyone by the way.

    Lately I'd say it has something to do with big brother Barack.

  5. 1984 was meant as a warning. Lately it seems some have been using it as a guide.
  6. Does anyone even know who the "good guys" in Syria are? Are there even "good guys?" I'd argue no. Do we even know, for sure, which side is using the chemical weapons? I'd say probably not. Does this have anything, at all, to do with America? No, not really. So, why are we getting involved, again?

    -Communism Kills Facebook page.
  7. Nidal Hassan got the death sentence. Suck it libs.
  8. It's not to hard to see Assad, who's obviously crazy, decide after a Western attack that "those countries are a bit far away to strike back at, let's strike Israel instead". Then Israel strikes back, Iran and the U.S. joins the fight on opposing sides...

    Yeah, there's a risk this could end really badly.

    Would you cross a road if there was a one in a hundred chance you'd be killed?
  9. Do you cross the street during rush hour, with multiple 18-wheelers speeding by, and the Highway Patrol nowhere in sight? The odds of intervention in Syria ending badly are far higher than 1/100.
  10. Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:Do you cross the street during rush hour, with multiple 18-wheelers speeding by, and the Highway Patrol nowhere in sight? The odds of intervention in Syria ending badly are far higher than 1/100.

    Yeah, I agree. That was just an example. The risk of something like a WWIII because of this could be somewhere around there though.
  11. World War 3, is pretty unlikely. A major regional conflict is much more likely.