The Trump Presidency

sturg33 said:
Same thing I said last time the exact same thing happened.

It makes no sense for Assad to keep doing this.

But the business of war in this country will always win.

Too bad we can't vote for the unicorns
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Sure, but that's a strawman. Not untrue, but a strawman nonetheless.

Who was responsible for the sarin attack last year?
 
Julio3000 said:
Sure, but that's a strawman. Not untrue, but a strawman nonetheless.

Who was responsible for the sarin attack last year?
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Great question. To assume we know everything is foolish. Lots of powerful people impact events globally to push their agendas.
 
I can't believe the 57 made the point trump killed someone and that he is making economic policy to help is already wealthy daughter make more money.
Dude, you need help.
 
thethe said:
I can't believe the 57 made the point trump killed someone and that he is making economic policy to help is already wealthy daughter make more money.
Dude, you need help.
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Goldy is the one who made the original point... then 57 immediately latched on.

57 made the point about tariffs. Then goldy immediately latched on.

The sheep will eat it up
 
sturg33 said:
Goldy is the one who made the original point... then 57 immediately latched on.

57 made the point about tariffs. Then goldy immediately latched on.

The sheep will eat it up
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Whe you stay in a bubble with the likes of joy reid that's going to happen. Can't believe how delusional this portion of the left has become.
 
sturg33 said:
If I knew that I wouldn't be sitting here.

But I don't think it was Assad.
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The Syrian government has regularly used chemical munitions during the course of the war. Anti-government forces have used them as well, but only sporadically, and there's an obvious gap in the ability to possess and deliver chemical agents. The most credible authorities have ascribed the 2017 incident to the Syrian government. You seem to be leaning on a courtroom standard of reasonable doubt here; like, if it's possible that it wasn't Assad, than it must not have been. Seems a little thin to me.
 
I'm not sure why I'm surprised seeing all the Glee about Trump tower having a fire and someone died.. But it still surprises me how hateful the left is.

I've probably read 50 tweets saying they wish Trump was caught in the fire.

And then those same people will talk about how evil Republicans are for a tax cuts.
 
Julio3000 said:
The Syrian government has regularly used chemical munitions during the course of the war. Anti-government forces have used them as well, but only sporadically, and there's an obvious gap in the ability to possess and deliver chemical agents. The most credible authorities have ascribed the 2017 incident to the Syrian government. You seem to be leaning on a courtroom standard of reasonable doubt here; like, if it's possible that it wasn't Assad, than it must not have been. Seems a little thin to me.
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Assad doing it doesn't make any sense... And as far as I know, we've never been able to produce evidence he did
 
So, other than the OPCW report and the UN Security Council, no evidence.

The Syrian government response (echoed by the Russians) was that the sarin release came from a warehouse that was bombed...hours after the effects of the nerve agent were reported. Later assessments of the warehouse found no evidence of chemical stockpiles.

Really, man. Where are you getting your information?
 
Really just common sense. No evidence. I'm being pretty upfront about that, no?

But we'll stay now and have more wore. The repubs and Dems will be very happy
 
sturg33 said:
Really just common sense. No evidence. I'm being pretty upfront about that, no?

But we'll stay now and have more wore. The repubs and Dems will be very happy
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To me, common sense would indicate that if they have used chemical weapons dozens of times as a means to terrorize and intimidate the putative opposition, that we wouldn't assume that they'd stop, in 2017 or today, absent any real incentive...particularly given that the most recent attack led to the last remaining rebel presence bugging out. I'm not sure why "common sense" informs you otherwise.
 
My point was that the balance of the available evidence points to the Syrian government being responsible for the April 2017 sarin attack. You're telling me that you disagree.
 
I find it amusing that people on the left are pretending that censoring isn't happening and that these corporations aren't run my progressive liberals.
 
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