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How Do You Respond to a ‘Moral Obscenity’?

Whether Americans agree with Secretary John Kerry or not that attacks on civilians by the Syrian government are a “moral obscenity,” only 9 percent support military intervention.
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Whether Americans agree with Secretary John Kerry or not that attacks on civilians by the Syrian government are a “moral obscenity,” only 9 percent support military intervention.

What do you think? (And if the correct course of action is not intervention, what then?)

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