Syria

[Gerianne]

If "everyone" wants peace in the world, why is there always a war going on?
The past and present generations have lived with war.
Hopefully, in the coming generations, there will be a peaceful world.

[6265AT99]

Should the US take action where the mess in Syria is concerned?

I have mixed feelings about this.  On one hand, I don't think 2 wrongs make a right.  Does the US really need to act as "police" in other countries?  Does the US taking action improve the situation or does it leave people in those countries feeling like they wish we would mind our own business?

Then again, I think about all the innocent people including children that might need help?

What do you think?

I really feel the need for the U.S. to interfere is non-existent.  They are fighting a CIVIL WAR which means it is their war - NOT THE REST OF THE WORLD'S.  Plus the fact that OUR TRAITOR OF A PRESIDENT HAS SUPPLIED THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD WITH ARMS AND SUCH AND STANDS BY THEM!!!!  HE IS NOTHING MORE THAN A BROTHERHOOD MEMBER HIMSELF!!!!  Our business is TO STAY OUT!!!!

[dancer139]

I feel bad for all those people that were killed for no reason what so ever and especially the children !!!!  What did they do to anyone   But I really think the United States needs to take care of its own and stay out of that place.   Its just another "war"  we don't need to be in !!

[ricdsm]

NO.  Nothing good is going to come of it.  The rebels hate us just much as the current government does.

[vicogden]

I think now that Obama has called Assad's bluff, we have to take action to maintain credibility in the world and to maintain our national security.

[tin8604]

I don't see why it is our job to police the rest of the world especially when our own country is in such shambles.  Do we really have any right to tell other people how they should run their country when we can't even get our own in order?

[melissaotto1982]

I with you on feeling its a toss up, but I think Im leaning more in the direction that we need to help them.