"Hitting Bashar al-Assad now might bring a momentary sense of just deserts, but there is nothing to be proud of in Syria, and no American solution—not even for the gassing of children," George Packer writes

"Hitting Bashar al-Assad now might bring a momentary sense of just deserts, but there is nothing to be proud of in Syria, and no American solution—not even for the gassing of children," George Packer writes: https://t.co/PaYWAL7jBt pic.twitter.com/bshp3C7j6X

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