> they were designed to completely cripple and isolate the government and military, retard. so? did the sanctions cost me anything? no, it's not my problem. > because he is the most important general in the syrian civil war i'm not invested in whoever wins this war. not my problem. > because the conversation is about things that trump did to weaken syria sure, he did a few things. i would consider them mostly insignificant as evidenced that nothing fucking happened throughout his term. > murdering the general most responsible for stabilizing syria is objectively more damaging than obama funding rebels this happened nearly 6 years ago my man. the guy died and then nothing happened. the primary reason for the recent offensive successes is russia withdrawing its forces to support ukraine. nothing to do with this one guy you fellate so much. regardless, the guy that literally started the fucking war is obviously more responsible. > his position is to see the country destabilized, have no clear central government and a us presence i don't care about whatever the state of the syrian government is. we should just leave. the "a us presence" part is just shit you made up. there is no indication he supports that.
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