The Christians of Syria are fighting for, and against Assad. Now, not so much against, because they're a truce in effect. They're (mostly) not actively fighting Assad atm, but they're still rebels against the regime in the sense that they want Assad gone and a different government system in place. They've been more active against the regime in the earlier stages of the Civil War:Speaker to Animals wrote:I didn't pretend anybody is a good guy, pal.
If you want to reject what the bishops are pleading (probably because you want them dead as far as I can tell), then that's all on you. Christians are by and large fighting for the Syrian government because the alternative is death at the hands of the Islamists.
I am not the only one who has demonstrated this to you. You just don't care and you go on with this nonsense for some reason that is too silly really to wonder about.
If you want to stop the genocide, then you have to restore the Syrian government. Period. That doesn't mean Assad is a nice guy. It's just the only rational course of action.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rojava%E2 ... _relations
You keep talking about some bishops? You have a link to what these bishops, whoever they were, were specifically talking about? You even call them "The" bishops. You don't seem to get that the Christians there aren't for the most part Catholics. The oldest Christian denomination in Syria is the Assyrian Church of the East. They're most closely related to the old Nestorians. And even if those bishops do support Assad, what does that matter? They're not the leaders of the Christians of Syria.
Two simple questions, StA:
1. Do you reject the videos I posted as fake?
2. Do you consider the Syrian Kurds of Rojava fighting against ISIS to be Christian-murdering Islamists?