Should we bomb De-ash/ISIS in Syria?

Much like "They came for me" another of your gems rose

I know that Corbyn didn't vote for strikes in Iraq, Djen, being a pacifist ( and therefore quite unsuited to be a leader of any country, so we have to hope it will never come to that) he won't vote for military action on anything at all.Even when it's needed.

Oh! silly me of course that must be it. An IS plant on the BBC news asking us not to bomb

And let's stop telling other posters who they should 'empathise with' please, that much over used word on this forum.

If he has been working here for years, why is his viewpoint of interest?Another ( opposite) viewpoint could easily be found, a Syrian who says ' kill Daesh wherever they can be found, they murdered my Father and raped my sister'. that is why interviewing and reporting comments from random people is meaningless.

Corbyn did not vote for bombing strikes in Iraq, roses. He used to be the leader of the Stop the War coalition until he became the leader of the Labour Party. Why would he vote for them?
But what can he do about stopping them in Iraq? Nothing. That's just a red herring in this debate.
Why does Cameron need to ask about bombing in Syria if it's just a formality, after Iraq?

Cobblers. You know nothing about this man other than what's been shown on the news. He could be an ISIS plant for all we know.

Simply because he doesn't match your narrative should not be an excuse to rubbish someone with whom you should empathise not criticise.

Still no answer from Corbyn ( today in Parliament) or on here, about the acceptability of bombing strikes in Iraq, yet not extending them into Syria.

But rose you don't know that he rna away. He may be working here or at university or indeed taken his wife and family to safety.

Big issues are not decided ( thankfully) by what one person, or even The Guardian thinks.

Ridiculous comment from you Djen. He is here, he is safe, he is lucky.He chose to run away from his family to safety.

Has Corbyn put a message on about how moderate Labour MP's have been treated by the very left wing side, it's disgraceful.

I am hopeless at links but I've just read JC's statement on his Facebook page. It's good to see him addressing the issue with honesty and integrity

So send him back and let him be bombed, that's your answer, is it, roses?

We cannot run our country by thinking about what one man who has abandoned his family thinks.

Corbyn has put a message on his facebook page condemning the way some MPs have been treated by their critics.
Worth reading. It's on the Guardian live website.

I would not have run away from my family if I was a young man, or even a middle aged or old one, that's what!

No I don't Djen, thank you.

He is talking about his sisters and brothers * rose* Not sure what he could do anyway. What would you do?

What makes me go cold is Daesh and their various doings, and the fact that if they can they will plan atrocities here.

Cameron came back in 16 minutes ago. So he's not been sitting there all the time.

Don't you think you should find out more about the Syrian man before saying that, roses?

what about 'frightened families' in Iraq, still haven't heard anyone talking about them?

Then perhaps that 'Syrian chap' should have stayed to look after them... Just a thought!

Sorry thought first post hadn't hit.