@Atlantis , you replied and asked me;
do you also blame the Yazidis for accepting foreign and Kurdish help?
Yazidis are a religious sect composed of Kurdish people, for the most part.
According to you, should they have let themselves be slaughtered by ISIS?
Why are you trying to create a strawman here? Assyrians and other ethnic and religious groups formed militias and fought alongside regular SAA, including some Kurds who didn't join up with the Americans.
And you didn't reply about what the Kurds should have done about Kobane.
Because Kobane isn't ethnically Kurdish, which should be besides the point anyway. Had the Kurds stood fast behind their government, things would have been better all around for them and for Syria as a whole. Why are you seemingly supporting an Ethno-Nationalist State anyway?
Neither Assad nor Putin nor Turkey came to their help there.
Bull. But again, kind of hard to help people who buy into ''protection'' of the United States Elites and try to carve out their own Ethno-State out of the coincidentally richest provinces of Syria in Oil and Natural Gas... Recall that the SAA DID try to recover the area east of the Euphrates well over a year ago and was stopped by the US Military, a naked act of aggression and illegal occupation.
The Kurds have populated that area long before the Turks even arrived.
And? Everybody else has ruled them too, because they can't cohere together as clannish hill-people and semi-nomadic herders
They are no foreign fighters like ISIS who seek adventure or a sick ideology.
There are Kurds in Islamist ranks.
They are fighting for their home country. They have nowhere else to go.
Their ''home country'' is Syria, but they kind of forgot that, so no, they weren't nobly fighting for freedom but a chance to feast on the flesh of their countrymen and carve out a shitty little warlord regime, living it up sucking out Syria's natural resources as their own.