Spencer is a anti-trump plant

Antifa wants a war in Syria? What happened to the "love and peace" narritive

That only applies to their fellow communists

don't need to protest a war in Syria because is there is no (US) war in Syria.

Probably going to stay off /pol/ until this cools down.

@DeusVolt yeah, I would give it a week at least

On the bright side I saw a skyking thread yesterday

I really missed those

@DeusVolt Well, I imagine it was a good one considering the circumstance

I heard that they heard 3 skykings.

It was insane

@DeusVolt btw has there been anything from the Russians in the last day?

I don't know

The closest I saw was this

@DeusVolt lol, thats a good sign then.

Another strike please?

@DeusVolt Israel goes in and wipes out Assad and ISIS. 15d chess

Wtf l love bombing syria now?

Kek

>be me
>grill
>newfag
>has blue hair
>wears ray bans
>has piercings
>has tattoos
>lives in california
>works as a barista
>not an sjw

lies

you cant work as a barista and not say fuck trump in every other sentence

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REE REE DC

REE REE DC

I think @TheStriker94 is writing a novel... Constantly typing

Nah, only I'M amazing

@everyone https://www.pscp.tv/w/1LyxBjqBgopxN

Sigh he makes us look weak

@TopHatt any fights yet?

@Templar-CA Spencer is an embarrasment

spencer got hit with a glitter bomb

@TopHatt gay

yes

He gets punched and cries

I would like to point out that the strike isn't a violation of Trump's campaign promises. Remember, Trump ran on a policy of peace through strength and that the U.S. was seen as a paper tiger. Trump never commited to full non-interventionism (does saying "I will wipe ISIS from the face of the Earth" imply this?) , which would be an position incompatible with the peace through strength doctrine. Whether you like or not Trump was forced into this position from the last administrations, specifically the 2013 agreement that Assad agreed to in regard to chemical weapons. The position of the U.S. in global affairs that developed over the last decades can't be undone in months. However, what Trump did fully commit to is not commiting violent regime change, which has not been conducted, with SOS Tillerson saying any attempts to remove Assad would be diplomatic in nature . Compare the actions (so far) of Trump to those of Bush and Obama. Bush invaded Iraq with the purpose of redeveloping the entire nation. Obama openly supported Libyan rebel's with air support and left the country a ruin. Trump made a single reasonable and propotional military action, while taking every action required to cause as few military and civilian casualities as possible. He then clarifies through Tillerson that it was a one off. I'm sorry, but that is as non-interventionist as the U.S. could ever be in the near future.