Should the U.S. provide military aid to Saudi Arabia during its conflict with Yemen?
In March 2015, Yemeni President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi was removed from office during a civil war with the Shiite Houthis movement. The Houthis were led by former President Ali Abdullah Saleh who was removed from power during the 2011 Arab Spring. Neighboring Sunni Saudi Arabia viewed President Hadi’s removal as a threat and responded by conducting airstrikes against the Houthi’s in Yemen. Saudi Arabia’s allies, including the U.S., U.K. and Egypt, suspected Iran was behind the Houthi uprising and responded by providing military aid to the Saudi armed forces. The United…
Read more15% Yes |
85% No |
13% Yes |
72% No |
3% Yes, this will prevent Iran from gaining too much power in the Middle East |
10% No, we should stay out of conflicts that are not an immediate threat to our security |
1% No, and cut ties with Saudi Arabia until they end their human rights violations |
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1% No, Saudi Arabia has more than enough money to fund their own wars |
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1% No, Saudi Arabia is a false ally terrorist state and we should immediately cut ties with them |
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@58J4H654yrs4Y
NO - Let the Arab countries settle their own conflicts! Keep all jihadists that support sharia law out of our country and our allies countries!
@7PTCG3810mos10MO
No, we should stay out of this conflict as the airstrikes being conducted are killing hundreds of innocent civilians
@7PTCG3811mos11MO
No, we should stay out of conflicts that violate federal law by killing hundreds of innocent civilians in airstrikes.
@5VC4HYM4yrs4Y
We should provide aid when necessary but reduce our foreign involvement.
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