Tashara Simpson…
“I think that the U.S. should mind their business. But, if Syria is implemented in our business then maybe they should do what they need to do to protect the country.”
Marvin Cotton…
“First my ministry is about reuniting children with their families, particular fathers, but families, so anything that impacts children certainly I’m for. Now I don’t know much about what’s happening over there, but when someone says someone is over there dropping gas on children and families certainly. My question is had it been Obama who did that would it make a difference. I’m in turmoil about that. This question precedes a question for me and the question from me is had it been someone else in the driver’s seat how would our country feel about that?”
Slick Watts…
I pass Franklin High School every day and there’s a great leader’s quote right on the sidewalk, “the only way you can solve problems is through love”. And when I see violence for whatever reason we have to find a way from striking back. As a Christian, and I know they believe in the diamonds and resources, but I still believe in a higher being and it’s all about the love. So I don’t think he should of struck back because killing does not solve killing in my heart, and because I believe in God it’s a tough question.”
Zack…
“I don’t think President Trump should gotten involved in Syria, I don’t think it’s a good idea to show how powerful you are when there’s no need to. It just seems like it’s kind of an intimidation tactic that’s unnecessary”
Edward Melton…
“My whole scheme of things is if you’re bombing and or dropping bombs on children and your people, it’s not right. You get what you deserve.”
Christopher Wilson…
I feel that no one needs to be bombed on, innocent children, women, the elderly. Its wrong and someone needs to step up and do something and defend. And whatever the fallout from that is, it is what it is.”
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