VICE: Ground Zero Syria - Aleppo Field Hospital - General

[B]Warning: gets graphic[/B] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2vUZBSPsSQ&feature=player_embedded[/media]

I feel so bad just watching this, there is literally no way at all to help.

War, war never changes.

Is nato going to be involved in this whole thing?

[QUOTE=Sub-Zero;38332884]Is nato going to be involved in this whole thing?[/QUOTE] I hope not. I'm not even from the US, and you guys don't need to be the police of the world furthering yourself into debt, even worse from the constant shipments over in Afghanistan. Lets not forget about the families destroyed by fallen soldiers, mothers, daughters, sons, fathers, families that should be together, were destroyed. So how about no, lets not let people die in a sandy tomb.

[QUOTE=Zenreon117;38332764]War, war never changes.[/QUOTE] War has changed

[QUOTE=SatansSin;38333244]I hope not. I'm not even from the US, and you guys don't need to be the police of the world furthering yourself into debt, even worse from the constant shipments over in Afghanistan. Lets not forget about the families destroyed by fallen soldiers, mothers, daughters, sons, fathers, families that should be together, were destroyed. So how about no, lets not let people die in a sandy tomb.[/QUOTE] Theres ways we can help that doesn't put troops on the ground. We can set up a no fly zone and take air superiority, eliminate Assad's airforce. That will make the Syrian government's fight a lot tougher. After that we can start using strategic airstrikes on Syria's military infrastructure. The FSA will still have to fight their battles and win their war, but they won't have to worry about as many tanks or jets if we decide to help. Even if military support isn't an option, we can always help train them or give them some basic food and medical supplies. I'd avoid giving them weapons, as that always seems to bite us in the ass (Iran, 1980's afghans, ect.)

[QUOTE=Trunk Monkay;38333599]Theres ways we can help that doesn't put troops on the ground. We can set up a no fly zone and take air superiority, eliminate Assad's airforce. That will make the Syrian government's fight a lot tougher. After that we can start using strategic airstrikes on Syria's military infrastructure. The FSA will still have to fight their battles and win their war, but they won't have to worry about as many tanks or jets if we decide to help. Even if military support isn't an option, we can always help train them or give them some basic food and medical supplies. I'd avoid giving them weapons, as that always seems to bite us in the ass (Iran, 1980's afghans, ect.)[/QUOTE] Just like we did in Libya. We did not put boots in the ground, and the attitude there is generally friendly to America even with the embassy attack in Benghazi.

[QUOTE=recolour;38333419]War has changed[/QUOTE] OR has it?

VICE has some serious balls

My god, that toddler.

when is this going to end dammit Syria give up already

[QUOTE=Zenreon117;38332764]War, war never changes.[/QUOTE] No one's dick is that long, not even Long Dick Johnson and he had a fucking long dick. wait...[i]shit.[/i]

Jesus Christ, what barbarity we really should be doing more.

[QUOTE=Zenreon117;38332764]War, war never changes.[/QUOTE] Dunno, last time I checked we aren't using bows to take down attack helicopters.

[QUOTE=Zillamaster55;38335609]Dunno, last time I checked we aren't using bows to take down attack helicopters.[/QUOTE] says you [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIVFcpi_Sjk[/media]