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>There is always people that are against you, even in an utopia, there would still be people trying to overthrow you.
Uh, nope. What economically developed country that respects human rights do you see an armed uprising in? Oops, none because governments of actual free democracies don't slaughter protesters and than blame "armed gangs" the moment civilians respond with force lest they be killed.
>The FSA mainly consists of radicalized and misled Syrian youth, Qatari, Jordanian and Libyan mercenaries and al Qaeda.
Oh yes, the bogeyman.
>The truly peaceful protesters, *hint* not the ones waving the French mandate 3-star flag, have been heard and democratic reforms have been started.
HAHA, NO. Democratic reforms have been promised in a transparent, empty gesture to persuade the people whose sons Assad didn't murder to get back in line. No one truly believes that there will be anything even remotely resembling democracy while Assad is in power. No dictator just gives up their strangle hold on power once they have it. Seriously, 2014? Are you shitting me? How about elections in 2012?
>Bashar is a lion for his stance on the Zionist entity and his anti-imperialist and populist policies, like Hafez was as well.
Oh look, more invisible bogeymen to be afraid of.