I have a hard time believing the Syria gas story

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I can't be the only one who can't understand this shit. Assad is winning the war, let's say you're winning a war against ISIS, do you do

A - Finish the war and reclaim your country
B - Gas children when it's horrible global PR, a red line and does literally nothing to help you win

I feel like most likely the place they bombed had gas there. I've heard of Syria using chemical weapons before but even the the evidence wasn't conclusive at all. This feels like a narrative used to justify more middle east intervention. Look at the dead kids goy as we spend 100 million on missiles that hit a parking lot.

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False flag to get us into another war in the Middle East...

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I've heard of Syria using chemical weapons before but even the the evidence wasn't conclusive at all.

I don't understand why the US takes such an issue with chemical weapons. This is the same country who have used Agent Orange, white phosphorous and various other chemicals against their opponents in times of war.

Chemical weapons should never be used against anyone, ever. But there's a weird moral relativism when it comes to the US.

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Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Zimbabwe using fucking child soldiers lmao? I agree it's weird how we care about chemical weapons and children in Syria but don't care about them elsewhere. Guess it's because Syria borders Israel lmao.