The Syrian people must understand, that there is no substitute to the Assad regime. There has to be an administration, to formulate a new constitution, and to make the administration better. If The Assad regime goes, what does this mean? Only Assad goes? What about the army, which is accused of killing people? The problem arises, when the Syrian people look at themselves as a collective, or as different collectives. One group fights the other groups. After the 'fall' of the Assad regime, why will not they fight among themselves, if they will not? In this situation, aren't the Syrian people also responsible for the situation? Assad is not important, nor is the army. The army is supposed to protect the Syrian people from outside aggression. The army is never formed to fight internal dissent, because the army is formed from the population. Assad has the Syrian population to govern over, that is why he does so. In this situation, the Syrian people are their own enemy, and the army and Assad are not.
It can be said, that the Syrian people gave the government the army, and the arms to arm the army, and now they fight their own identity, institution, etc. Isn't this termed as 'insanity', though the term has different meanings? It is easy for us, to say all this, when the Syrians are suffering. Very true, and no one refutes this. You can castigate the Syrian army, Assad, and the government, but the people who allow themselves to be slaughtered by their own, and then blame their own, and see themselves as blameless, are really in an unacceptable position.
It can be said, that the Syrian people gave the government the army, and the arms to arm the army, and now they fight their own identity, institution, etc. Isn't this termed as 'insanity', though the term has different meanings? It is easy for us, to say all this, when the Syrians are suffering. Very true, and no one refutes this. You can castigate the Syrian army, Assad, and the government, but the people who allow themselves to be slaughtered by their own, and then blame their own, and see themselves as blameless, are really in an unacceptable position.
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