How was Syria before the war?

Title says it all, how was Syria before the the war over there?

Thing is, I am living in Germany, and I have several people in my class (vocational school for IT-Engineers) who are from Syria. They are decent people, no extremists spotted so far. Before I ask them personally and risk being na cunt that asks stupßid questions, I ask you.

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You're not fooling anyone Syrian

amazing.
it was the hub for learning arabic. 1001 nights is actually syrian.
The people are generally fair skinned and fair eyed. it was amazing.

the ONLY reason why syria is in war rn is because CIA/Mossad spread propaganda that they are not free. Assad didnt even want to lead, he wanted to be a doctor but his dad unexpected died so the people WANTED him to lead. USA poisoned minds of the youth by teaching them "this is dictatorship! rebel!" and started arming terrorists like al-zenki.

Syria is a rich country and has a lot of oil underneath it. USA profits off instability in middle east.

>USA profits off instability in middle east.
how

i went there before the war and it was good , bashar pictures everywhere ofcourse , but other than that i didnt see opression

what happens here? are they an epic anarchist community?

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I am not looking for fooling anyone, I just want to avoid inconvenient silence.

Petrodollar and military industrial complex.

It's geopolitics 101 user.

I am not even talking about opression, everyday life is what I want to know, especially from Syrian people. Was it a kinda normal place or were they behaving like religious savages, how about alcohol, women, fun? Stuff like this.

Thats what I want to know. I do not really care about geopolitical stuff.

What I want to know

What I do not care about (geopolitical stuff)

>he doesn't know how the US is built on the misery of other nations
Yikes

USA profits off of countries being unstable because then they're weak. weak countries are easy to take advantage of. Its why we hate russia, nk, china, Iran, and now syria. Its why we hated gaddafi and saddam.
they werent puppets and hence had to go. every other country is basically our bitch.

We like monarchs if they are our puppets. Why does our media always attack bashar and always portrayed saddam and gaddafi as so evil but never comments on Prince Salman?

watch some of assad's interviews with reporters on youtube. you will realize we(america and western countries) are very dishonest in covering syria.

I knew a kid who is a syrian refugee when i studied engineering. whenever id talk to him hed avoid convo because he was worried he'd be in trouble if he expressed support for Assad. But once we grew comfortable he told me almost everyone in syria wants assad to be their leader.

what are the U.S' profits? how much have they made? :)

no , it was much like lebanon , even now syrians arent religious savages , jordanians are but not syrians
not sure about the alcohol tho

it has always been some sand shithole

It's expected after what the savages did with their country.
If Syria survives this war they'll become a much better society IMO.

>behaving like religious savages, how about alcohol, women, fun?
it was kinda like jordan today. a semi-monarch but less jewish control. safe, and good place to live. not much poverty surprisingly but like every society it existed. it was also pretty safe.

Why are Jordanians more well behaved than Syrians and Lebanese?

it was far closer to jordan than lebanon, but better than both

>he told me almost everyone in syria wants assad to be their leader.
Except for the ones who got their homes bombed by him and had to flee, right?

Untold trillions. Look into the defense contractors and oil companies that made a fucking killing off of the wars in the Middle East.

found the urduni

Except forNoones answering my question.

The role of the USA or whatever is not important here.

I'm Egyptian but its true, Jordanians are very well behaved people

>The people are generally fair skinned and fair eyed.

i was saying you are more likely to find religious extremists in jordan than in syria
didnt mean it as an insult , just an observation

>religious
>extremists
No such thing. Being very religious means you are good person and I someday wish to rid myself of the agnosticism disease

Actual extremism or the what you mean I can't drink alcohol kind of extremism. Levantines are truly disgusting creatures

based

im talking about the guys like turduni and the jordanian refugee on canda who post here often , dont tel me you think they are the good guys
>agnosticim
just become a shia bro we will fix you up

I don't know either of those posters and I thought you had to be born a shia?

OP here.
I see, no reason to ask you, mostly no serious answers here. So be it.

Get fucked, cunts. Even Jow Forums would be a better source.

i meant supporting isis kind of extremism
and seaze your racist language please

no , its druze you are thinking off
these two posters are isis shils

OP strikes again.

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Here, at least have some music.

Whats do shias do and believe?

We're a nation of literal vampires who feed off the suffering of innocent third worlders. Didn't you know?

A slightly more secular than average, still Islamic shithole. Like you would expect a pseudo-socialist dictatorship to look like.
Poor as shit, basically no real opportunities beyond oil refining. Corruption out the wazoo. Favoritism to the coastals (Alawites). Education was merely adequate, but at least it wasn't terrible.
If you were in on the system, you had it reasonably good (for a Syrian). If you didn't, you certainly didn't complain, or you disappeared.

>The people are generally fair skinned and fair eyed. it was amazing.
third line and you're already talking about race

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The defense contractors are just a handful of Americans profiting from the taxes of other Americans though.
Doesn't the whole thing cost more than any oil they get?

we belive that the prophet named imam ali to be the caliph after him and we belive in 12 imams
the last imam is living among us and is waiting for allahs order to revolute , most shia cleriks belive that he will appear in our liftime

wew

>it was the hub for learning arabic. 1001 nights is actually syrian
Sounds good
>The people are generally fair skinned and fair eyed
Okay sounds like bullshit
>Assad didnt even want to lead, he wanted to be a doctor but his dad unexpected died so the people WANTED him to lead
Just stop

no he is right , assads brother was prepared to lead the country , but he died in an ''''accident'''
they called in bashar from britain to lead

Retard

For the tax payer? Sure. For the elite? its not their money lmao, and they can justify their billionare weapons contracts

The last part about the mahdi is cringe, but what about your beliefs actually differ in practices and worldview? Do you drink?

The people didn't WANT bashar, as if they even had a choice, it was the decision of his father, who's ruled the county for 30 years, since the other brothers were such fuck ups

no we do the same practies as sunnis , but some minor differences , you dont need witnesses or a sheik to get married . but yo do for divorse
we have a bunch of duaa from th imams that we read

nothing they have done is really that revolutionary, just some collective communes, still wish I could have been their with them when they took raqqa

OP here.
This.

Few people her know how to make sense.

Seriously? Catholics and protestants have bigger differences if what you say is true

yes , we share like 80% of our practices

Don't you guys get tattoos?

OP here, not gonna care anymore.

some do , go ask a syrian refugee from your class

go to the syria general in pol. it would obviously be biased but its very interesting and we have real syrians in the groups

I do not care anymore even.

Sieg Heil.

>how about alcohol?
Alcohol is all over Damascus, there are a few craft beer bars. Drinking in public is prohibited by law but you always have a paper bag to help you.
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