Syria: Chemical weapons

Chuck33079

I don't agree that this should be locked. We're having a calm, civil, rational discussion. I'd be the first to support locking it up if it turns to flaming and butthurt, but we're not there. Yet.

I agree with you on the hard part being where we draw the line. Chemical weapons are usually that line. I'm just as concerned with future unintended consequences, though. So we get Assad out and let the rebels set up shop. Al Qaeda has a horrific track record on human rights. Are we then trading one psycho government for another?

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6spd

No lock yet, it's been a leisurely chat thus far! I'd even say it's far less hostile than most threads I've been in lately. Actually it hasn't been hostile at all, we all seem to view it pretty much the same.

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Cmike2780

I don't think we should be in the business of removing or replacing ANY foreign, sovereign nation's leadership. We may not like it, but it's not our job and should not be our intent. I guess a more accurate analogy would be more towards this whole US role should be a boxing referee instead of a cop..... with missiles. Let them punch all they want, but hitting someone in the nuts isn't cool.

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