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August 26th, 2013
08:05 PM ET
A U.S. intervention in Syria?
CNN's new co-hosts of Crossfire, Stephanie Cutter and S.E. Cupp, debate whether or not the U.S. should intervene in Syria after Wolf Blitzer asks them to rate the Obama administration's handling of the Syrian crisis.
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A strike by the US, or other countries, will surely result in the loss of human lives. Yes, what has been going on in Syria is absolutely horrendous but on what MORAL grounds can anyone justify the taking of human lives as a punishment for the evil and stupidity of others? In the end, anything the Western powers do will only serve to further inflame the anti-American sentiments in the Middle East and around the world. Gie the rebels weapons and training but otherwise do not get involved.
In my opinion U.S. should intervene in Syria crisis, in order to have peace of the world US known as world defender why not helping Syria, and besides we are all impacted, Pres.Obama wont jut let it neglects Syria to give them a hand to have a Peace in order and US is part of United Nations. to give them peace and resolved each countries Crisis even though It's not just being a Humanitarian basis .