As a lifelong American, I can’t imagine another country performing air strikes on our soil in order to teach our leaders a lesson. I have a hard time imagining I’d want that. If that happened, it would mean that the US basically at the mercy of another country. It’s weird idea.
I hear ppl saying ‘mind your own business’ but I don’t understand how anyone can say that. Would you want ppl to say that if you were a victim? I think this was the best response. Cripple the chem weapons program w/o boots on the ground.https://youtu.be/VeBA2nXHfzo
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It’s possible rest of world does see US as “ultimate boss.” Like, we are parent and all other countries are siblings squabbling. I’ve seen it in movies where characters wonder when Americans will save them. 0.o But it makes me uncomfortable to imagine my country in that role. :/
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This was the best outcome we could've hoped for, no civilian casualties & no escalation
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Why invade over chemical weapons but not over bombs and bullets? Seems like an arbitrary line in the sand.
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I absolutely agree. If the USA was standing idly by while tens of thousands of civilians were gassed to death, I bet those very same people would have complained you should've done something.
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How do you know it is in fact pro-Assad forces using chemical weapons and not anti-Assad forces trying to draw US deeper into the conflict?
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