September 2013 · Climax · Page 107

The Syria Conflict

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Photos by andrea sau / words by rheanna martinez as the U.S. Embarks on another potential war of missile strikes and human casualties, we find ourselves questioning this fine, red line of intervention in a state of human crisis.

“Are We

The decision to take military action against

Going to Find

Syria for its alleged use of chemical weapons has met worldwide criticism.

A Reason Not

We find ourselves distraught and

To Act? and

disgusted at the images of men, women,

If That’s the

and children lying dead in the streets

Case, I Think

outside of Damascus. We demand

The (World) Community

answers and action against those taking innocent lives.

But when a decision is made to act,

Should

we protest war seemingly forgetting the

Admit It.”

atrocities that led to the decision.

-President

The world wants to know when the

Obama

United States will stop playing savior to other countries and embarking on wars. But at the same time, how can a nation turn a blind eye to crimes against humanity and neglect an ability to intervene?

Consider what President Obama recently said when he took to the global stage, “Are we going to find a reason not to act? And if that’s the case, I think the (world) community should admit it.”

Climax

From Snap No. 13, September 2013, pages 107–108. The text is set here as it was printed, so some names and links are of their time.

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