Syrian civil war (12 Viewers)

[DelpieroForLife]

There is no way the regime has more supporters than haters...

The people protesting today are the ones who are against the regime even if taking that position KILLS them, if freedom of speech were guaranteed the regime can hardly have 30% supporters.

 

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[Snoop]

There is no way the regime has more supporters than haters...

The people protesting today are the ones who are against the regime even if taking that position KILLS them, if freedom of speechI beli were guaranteed the regime can hardly have 30% supporters.

I believe the number is close at minimum in favor of Bashar. Neither me nor you know the answer.

 

[DelpieroForLife]

I believe the number is close at minimum in favor of Bashar. Neither me nor you know the answer.

No one will ever know for sure unless our regime allow freedom of speech and stopped killing their own people.

 

[Snoop]

No one will ever know for sure unless our regime allow freedom of speech and stopped killing their own people.

There is no way they are stepping down, that's for sure. People or the opposition should organize this, and get in communication with him, this is the only way the country can stay in safe, or else we will see another Libya, and that doesn't benefit anyone..

 

[DelpieroForLife]

There is no way they are stepping down, that's for sure. People or the opposition should organize this, and get in communication with him, this is the only way the country can stay in safe, or else we will see another Libya, and that doesn't benefit anyone..

Do you really buy that? or think it is possible?

 

[Azzurri7]

I didn't invent these rules, that's how it rolls, it's not like I am not with you on this

Are you playing on words? You contradict yourself a lot man.

Are you or are you not with people demonstrating? And lets say the government or (Ba'ath Party which is controlled by Assad family) never give their approval for demonstrations, this means no one has the right to demonstrate from now till infinity right?

 

[Snoop]

buy what? It is what supposed to be, not saying it will happen. Do you think he is not aware that he is not safe this way? and would reject communication?

 

[DelpieroForLife]

buy what? It is what supposed to be, not saying it will happen. Do you think he is not aware that he is not safe this way? and would reject communication?

That is exactly with the regime is doing for the past couple of months... or may I say the last couple of decades to be more accurate.

 

[Snoop]

Are you playing on words? You contradict yourself a lot man.

Are you or are you not with people demonstrating? And lets say the government or (Ba'ath Party which is controlled by Assad family) never give their approval for demonstrations, this means no one has the right to demonstrate from now till infinity right?

I hate this kind of conversation. and sick of replying to those who don't want to understand what I am talking about, read carefully please:

1- I said there is a general (general, not Syrian, general) law that one can't demonstrate without permission, it's a rule, not my opinion, my opinion? I don't like it.

2- I am not with protesters/haters who are going down illegally that want to create chaos and want Bashar down.

What is hard to understand? and where am I contradicting myself?

btw, I hate to stop on red light when the road is empty, I don't like it, should I walk on from now on? I would love to rape beautiful women, should I go ahead and do it? or should I respect the laws?

 

[Snoop]

That is exactly with the regime is doing for the past couple of months... or may I say the last couple of decades to be more accurate.

decades is accurate, the prior is not.

 

[DelpieroForLife]

decades is accurate, the prior is not.

If by communication you mean bullet then yes the regime is communicating pretty well.

 

[Azzurri7]

In a general normal country you get to demonstrate once in a while. In a dictatorship country you can't rely on permissions. So lets exclude logic's from this case.

 

[Snoop]

This is a typical Arabic debate, just like those on Jazeera. One tells something, the other takes the subject to somewhere else, and starts a new one.. it's my fault anyway, I should kept on saying "forza bashar and fuck the haters"

 

[DelpieroForLife]

This is a typical Arabic debate, just like those on Jazeera. One tells something, the other takes the subject to somewhere else, and starts a new one.. it's my fault anyway, I should kept on saying "forza bashar and fuck the haters"

I don't think I've changed the subject.

 

[Snoop]

I don't think I've changed the subject.

you want them like "khalas ya shabab, ruhu 3a betkon, khod hal bose, ou sallimni 3al waled"?

I am not talking about communication on streets, politicians/activists. They can go on tv on whatever channel they want, and tell the government that they want serious discussion, to keep the country away from troubles, to save the country from attacks (like Libya, we are not there yet, and we can prevent it happening). They will ask fair elections, multi parties etc..

How do you think the government will respond after this hour? u think they will reject a solution like this? why no one from opposition does this? takes this step?

 

[Fred]

There is no way they are stepping down, that's for sure. People or the opposition should organize this, and get in communication with him, this is the only way the country can stay in safe, or else we will see another Libya, and that doesn't benefit anyone..

who said that doesn't benefit anyone?

We are on the right way, the East of Libya is free and is living and breathing freedom that they haven't had for 42 years. The rest of the country god willing will be there soon, we already have an interim government, and a constitution is being drafted, waiting only for the rest of Libya to be independent so that we can have a nation wide referendum. Of course i strongly regret all the victims and casualties that have fallen to Gedaffi's criminal acts, but we will try as much as we can to not let their deaths go in vain. Freedom is expensive, history teaches us that it never comes cheap.

 

[Bisco]

came across this, it describes the reaction of the syrian embassy in cairo to the strikes the people had infront of it

 

[ReBeL]

Killing more than 14 people in two towns (Al-Rastan and Talbeeseh) near Homs city during the last two days.

 

[Azzurri7]

The criminal most likely will give his 3rd speech in the next 48hours or less.

 

[Yamen]

I just heard about the 13 yrs old kiddo. so sick really. who ever did this is not an animal, let alone a human being.