What's the big deal about one targeted rocket strike?

its just fishy to me, I dont believe it was a retaliation for the civilians that were killed the other day.. when has the US ever cared about some muslim people? It doesnt even care about your own citizens being poisoned in your own country.. so what is the real reason?

This isn't rocket science (see what I did there.. 😜)

If this were a terrorist nation and they had used nerve gas on civilians and we were hurting their ability to do that, I think we would have a coalition of nations saying, Yep go for it.

The problem here, is that there is alot more going on. Syria is in the midst of a civil war with Russia propping up the government, who are the ones who used the nerve gas. So then you have the US bombing that military airfield, most likely injuring or killing soldiers, civilians, Syrian and Russians .

So now what is Russia going to do if we killed their soldiers or civilians? I am not saying that stopping the government forces from being able to use nerve gas is a bad thing, but it certainly might have started something bigger .

So did Trump telegraph this move to Russia? Seems like he hit a couple of empty hangars and maybe a landing strip? No reports of any equipment being damaged. Did Assad have time to empty the base? I surely hope not!

Same like crashing a couple of airplanes on a tall buildings.

Trump talked about isolationism during his campaign.

This is what he used to say

So he either flip-flopped, or the deep state has taken control over him.

What would be the big deal if Russia would bomb one of your airports and kill a few? You still would have 300 million citizens left.😂

Because it is a proxy war. The US is indirectly fighting Russia.

Gives Putin something to complain about again.

Perhaps it's Donald sending a message. Sadly lives lost is secondary damage.