the biggest genocide ever on rebels in Syria

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Russia and Iran kill thousands of Syrian Arabs every day. Are you telling me this is not a genocide?

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Yes. First if they're killing soldiers how can it be genocide? Second, they're not killing them just because they are Arabs and there is no intent to completely to remove the Arab population of Syria. There is mass killings involved in Syria, but that doesn't make it genocide. The goal is to support Assad and his forces, not to remove a population completely.

 

[ultron]

A couple of things:

Assad and Russia say their attacks are focussed on combatants on the battlefield - killing active combatants on the battlefield, regardless of how many, is not 'genocide' under any definition.

Now if the goal of Assad and Russia was to exterminate or dilute a particular demographic group in Syria, like the Nazis did in Europe, then you could make that argument, but that is not Assad and Russia's goal. Atrocities have been committed, by both rebels and Assad's forces, but the only side committing genocide is ISIS, with its declared goals to essentially exterminate Shias and any other group that opposes its vile ideology.

They are using 500 kg bombs on targets in cities. These bombs kill everyone within a 200 meters blast radius. Entire city blocks are being cleansed.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

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Horrible images, and the unfortunate cost of war, something the Gulf Arabs, Turkey and the Syrian rebels should have thought of before launching a violent conflict against the incumbent government of Syria.

What did they think would happen? That Assad would just say sorry and hand over power? Assad had made some concessions in negotiations, and while they were certainly not enough, they should have been accepted and used as a basis for greater change over the long term, within the system.

Violent uprisings have a cost, especially civil wars, and the responsibility for the cost of the Syrian civil war lies first and foremost with those who supported violence against Assads regime as a political tool.

 

[Arsalan mehmud]

Turks and Arabs have repeated the same mistake that Pakistan made in Afghanistan. Pakistan armed Talebans that caused widespread causualties and destruction of property when the NATO bombed Afghanistan after 9/11. Now the same thing has happening in Iraq and Syria. Russians also bombed civilian targets in Afghanistan and Chechnya.

Why you still consider that US and west is well wisher for muslims.. They only looking to grab their oil resources..
Pakistan hasn't done any mistake for arming mujahid...
US too armed same Al-Quida in Libya and Syria after 9/11.. you think they are fool..
You need to pro actively and cleverly participate to deal with all such situation.. If you don't then Bangladesh is best example..
Need of hour is Muslims world is lacking leaders...and MOSSAD and CIA actively placing false leaders like Baghdadi...who only works for them...killing muslims..
Muslims should have their front like NATO than only there will be peace in our land...
May allah guide you..

 

[ultron]

Horrible images, and the unfortunate cost of war, something the Gulf Arabs, Turkey and the Syrian rebels should have thought of before launching a violent conflict against the incumbent government of Syria.

What did they think would happen? That Assad would just say sorry and hand over power? Assad had made some concessions in negotiations, and while they were certainly not enough, they should have been accepted and used as a basis for greater change over the long term, within the system.

Violent uprisings have a cost, especially civil wars, and the responsibility for the cost of the Syrian civil war lies first and foremost with those who supported violence against Assads regime as a political tool.

The Gulf had nothing to do with it. The Syria protests were triggered by the Arab spring which began in Tunesia and spread to Egypt, Libya. Mubarak was a US ally and he got killed too.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

They are using 500 kg bombs on targets in cities. These bombs kill everyone within a 200 meters blast radius. Entire city blocks are being cleansed.

What would you prefer they use against combatants hiding in City blocks?

I simply cannot support a violent uprising leading to civil war as someone born in Pakistan who cares deeply for her stability - to support the rebels against Assad would amount to tacit support for the violent methods and acts perpetrated by terrorist groups like the TTP, Baloch terrorists, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi etc. Groups like these and the Syrian rebels are not fighting an external aggressor or occupier, they are fighting their own people.

 

[ultron]

What would you prefer they use against combatants hiding in City blocks?

I simply cannot support a violent uprising leading to civil war as someone born in Pakistan who cares deeply for her stability - to support the rebels against Assad would amount to tacit support for the violent methods and acts perpetrated by terrorist groups like the TTP, Baloch terrorists, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi etc. Groups like these and the Syrian rebels are not fighting an external aggressor or occupier, they are fighting their own people.

Regardless of collateral damage. The fact remains. This is mass slaughter of Syrian Arabs. This is a genocide.

 

[Indika]

if the price of oil hits $30 dollars and stays there for awhile the KSA will lose $18 billion of it's reserves a month x12 that's over $200 billion dollars

OPEC as a whole will lose over $500 billion


but a silver lining could be they move away from just being a oil exporter and start actually making things to export

The Oil Price Crash Could Be The Best Thing That Happens To The Saudi Arabian Economy

Once they run out of money, cracks will start showing up. Welfare state will collapse and will lead to isis like state.

 

[AgNoStiC MuSliM]

Regardless of collateral damage. The fact remains. This is mass slaughter of Syrian Arabs. This is a genocide.

It is not a genocide - Assad is a Syrian Arab leader fighting Syrian Arab rebel groups that are leading a violent war against his government. The rebels need to lay down their arms and put an end to this civil war as part of an international plan that allows Assad to remain in power while deploying an international monitors and an international 'reconciliation and reconstruction process'.

The rebels should never have taken up violence as a means of overthrowing Assad, given the underlying sectarian dimensions of Syria's power structure. Assad was a dictator, but until the violent uprising he certainly wasn't a Saddam or Gaddafi.

 

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You have not seen his threads when he was a @Superboy

 

[Barrel-Bomba]

good job Russia, kill millions more if that's what it takes to rid Syria of this saudi cancer of jihad and terror.

 

[Madali]

Please never ban @ultron

 

[IR1907]

Ultron's point is that Russia has the power to destroy Syria with everyone in it hundreds of times over and over again. No one can do anything about it other than recieve Russian bombs on their head.

 

[ultron]

Ultron's point is that Russia has the power to destroy Syria with everyone in it hundreds of times over and over again. No one can do anything about it other than recieve Russian bombs on their head.

That's right. Russia Iran Indo Europeans use conventional weapons rather than tactical nuclear weapons. This will take years if not decades.

 

[AugenBlick]