Syrian civil war (14 Viewers)

[Goodfella]

The regime in Syria and Iraq are argubally worse than ISIS and their actions but the media doesn't teach you to hate them so it's ok.

 

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[radekas]

If Assad is removed, ISIS will not have any excuse to be there.

I'm not asking there. I'm asking off this planet.

 

[Azzurri7]

Assad's regime is not trying to take syria back to the stone age, let's not forget that if not for the west training/arming the opposition we would not be here.

That's not the point. They practice killing, torturing, raping, like ISIS. Different heads but same hands.

 

[Goodfella]

Yeah but they don't shout "Allahu Akbar" and don't have long beards so it's okay.

 

[ReBeL]

I'm not asking there. I'm asking off this planet.

Do you think their existence out of Syria and Iraq is that material?

 

[radekas]

Do you think their existence out of Syria and Iraq is that material?

I think their existence anywhere is a cancer for the human population.

Why don't you answer my simple yes or no question.

 

[Azzurri7]

Actually the media talk about Assad's crimes and nobody thinks Assad is 'good'. We just don't care because Assad limits his terror to his own place and doesn't bring it here. So nobody cares about dictator #56847

I'm not sure I agree with you here.

Assad's regime crimes has spread into Lebanon, Iraq and Palestine. If you mean by own place as in the zone then yes I agree.

Another thing, I think the Western governments are also to blame for ISIS spreading out of Middle-East for too many reasons.

 

[ReBeL]

One of the cartoons by the Syrian cartoonist Akram Raslan who was tortured to death inside the jails of Assad gangs...

 

[Mohad]

NOW all of this is irrelevant, give us your practical solutions to this, what is the best way you see Syria out of this?

Too late by now. I believe no one can give you a fair answer.

 

[ReBeL]

Now, the criminal Putin at UN says LIVE that Assad regime is the only solution.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

That's not the point. They practice killing, torturing, raping, like ISIS. Different heads but same hands.

how is it not the point, youd rather have syria ruled by isis than Assad?

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Too late by now. I believe no one can give you a fair answer.

fair answer is work with Assad to bring back stability, maybe even force him to leave by a certain date, amnesty for everyone, this is not the first time this kind of stuff happens

 

[Eddy]

fair answer is work with Assad to bring back stability, maybe even force him to leave by a certain date, amnesty for everyone, this is not the first time this kind of stuff happens

 

[ReBeL]

Another work by the cartoonist Akram Raslan who was tortured to death inside the jails of Assad gangs...
Very accurate.

 

[Mohad]

fair answer is work with Assad to bring back stability, maybe even force him to leave by a certain date, amnesty for everyone, this is not the first time this kind of stuff happens

This will even make things worse, like I said it's too late by now. If anything thousands of civilians will be sacrificed to bring back stability, and that means getting rid of Assad and ISIS at the same time.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

This will even make things worse, like I said it's too late by now. If anything thousands of civilians will be sacrificed to bring back stability, and that means getting rid of Assad and ISIS at the same time.

that makes no sense, who do you suggest end assad and ISIS at the same time?

 

[ReBeL]

The Irani president now at UN: "We are ready to spread democracy at Syria and Yemen."

Personally, I did not see anything spread there by Iran except blood.

 

[Mohad]

that makes no sense, who do you suggest end assad and ISIS at the same time?

International intervention I'd say, even though in such situation no one can make sure if this could work or not.

 

[Bjerknes]

I mean it's obviously extremely difficult for anyone to get much reliable comprehensive information concerning the situation, but from how it seems to me after reading articles from different sides & discussions with some refugees, is that for the Syrian population Assad is just as much a threat as ISIS. This perception actually differs greatly from how things are portrayed in western media, understandably, where ISIS is sometimes even mentioned as the only perpetrator.

It's understandable of course, seeing as ISIS is openly and very agressively hostile towards the west, while Assad's motivations seem to be primarily power-driven, but it paints a very distorted picture.

Uhh, the difference is that Assad is THE President of Syria, AND he's not threatening to attack every nation that doesn't comply with the Muslim BS.

Get rid of ISIS first, then think about the Assad regime. It's pretty simple.

 

[Fake Melo]

I agree with @X and @Bjerknes.

The only person offering stability to Syria in the near future is Assad. What the US & Russia should do is to collaborate in helping Assad getting rid off ISIS. Only then will Syria see any stability. If you remove Assad, who is going to take over? Are people seriously saying that Assad is worse than ISIS?

If you remove the Syrian President, you will strengthen ISIS a great deal.

 

[ReBeL]

A Syrian under daily explosive barrels will have different priorities, for sure.