So, America sent some missiles to Syria in retaliation for their alleged use of chemical weapons against civilians. Maybe you've heard. We can all agree that the use of sarin gas is horrific and cruel, though, of course, so is war in general. The question that has agitated and divided the American public is whether or not we were justified in retaliating against a regime that has not actually committed any acts of aggression against our own country or citizens. Are we called to police the world? Do we have a moral duty to protect the weak throughout the world? Should we interfere with civil wars overseas? I don't know. I'm just a 27-year-old blogger (okay, wannabe blogger) who has never been in the military or the government. There's a reason I don't make decisions like this. Having a social media profile doesn't make me or anyone else an expert at foreign policy. I don't know what our foreign policy, but here's what I do...