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Kevin

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  1. What exactly about Syria needs our involvement Scott? A crappy government being overthrown by sketchy rebels? Atrocities being committed on both sides? Like mt said yesterday, it's no different than other parts of the world. There is not one legitimate reason to go there.

    The u.s is not in danger or being threatened. Therefore there isn't a legitimate reason to get involved.

  2. Iraq is not even remotely similar to Syria.

    In what way do you mean exactly? I could already tell you in what ways they will be similar. A money pit and if we get to heavily involved, more of our soldiers will needlessly die or be scarred for life. Both physically and emotionally. Long after the guns have cooled.

    I'm not antiwar but it must be a last resort for us, our soldiers, and the innocent caught in the middle of it.

  3. No doubt that there's bad people on each side.

    However, what credibility does the government possess for you to say it wasn't them? The U.S. has clearly said that they know that the government is in control of all of the chemical weapons. 1+1=2.

    As Americans, with the most elite military in the world, we have an obligation to intervene when human rights atrocities are being committed.

    Also, **** Russia.

    You say American lives won't be at risk but you just stated that with our vast military it's our obligation. How will Americans not be at risk if you use the military? Or if it's drones being used, will more innocent people be killed along with our targets? And just because we have an awesome military, again I ask, why our obligation?

  4. Fair enough. Still can't think of a good reason to get involved. Intelligence may have information but how accurate is it? Accurate enough to risk lives and throw more money at problems that might not be able to be fixed? Why is the U.S. responsible to fix it?

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