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Understanding the Rebellion in Syria
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Tbf they didn't say a better Syria would be fought for, just that there was room to.
The typical leftist of this variety expects perfection (despite doing nothing to build socialism.) Any benefit Assad brought to Syria is irrelevant. The damage caused is irrelevant. They are just glad there is a chance for the perfect revolution to come about.
These are the sorts that celebrated the fall of the Soviet Union because it made room for something "better".