Pilarcraft wrote:Ok, but in all seriousness, the Syrian Civil war even happening is Assad's fault. You don't fucking bring out Tanks when people protest. They won't go back home. They'll push back, and they'll push back hard. At this point, he can't even do anything to stop it, too many factions are at play, and at this point he's not even a player in the game. He's given up his own account to Iran/Russia, and he's just watching the chaos unfold. Of course, the war could have been stopped at any time this last, what, four years had the sides (ISIS excluded) came to parlay, but now? now it's not going to. It's beneficial for all international parties involved if the war goes on and fucking on.
One could argue that the demonstrations were provocative for the regime. The regime reacted in a manner that was counterproductive to what they wanted.
I don't blame Assad for that, but the general Syrian government.






