I just have to say that I don't understand this whole thing with us going into Syria. I understand that the chemical warfare on the people there is brutal and horrific. I understand that we (as humans, not Americans) should not let that slide. I don't understand how America thinks it can get involved in something that has been going on for two years already and not get completely sucked into this civil war. And what's worse is I think that we are getting somewhat pushed into it. America has stuck it's nose in the asshole of every problem that we could up until now and when we don't want to get involved we get blamed. Now we get looked at to get involved in everything, and I know that expectation is partly our fault. There are plenty of other countries that could do something. What would make the message clear is if everyone (from all over the world) could get past their religious and social ideals and look at these people laying in these hospitals and know that this is wrong. We should fight for humanity as a whole. Assad and his minions doing this to these citizens should be seen as traitors to the world, to humanity. Not just in Syria. Anyone and everyone has the ability to get involved. We are all people. We are all responsible for what happens in our world. If you are sitting in Germany or New Zealand or Russia or South Africa or Singapore or Scotland or Argentina or Mexico or Canada or Nigeria or Brazil or anywhere on planet Earth and you think that this doesn't concern you then you need to wake up and smell the tear gas, because what happens in our world, no matter where it is, happens to you too.
Mav
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