Do Syrians need help?

Syrian politics is one of the political subjects that attract most of people’s attention recently. Paresh Natht, a political cartoonist, whose cartoon about the Syrian politics is one of dozens cartoons that can be found in the internet. However, this cartoon is controversial because some people might ask whether the image exaggeratedly informs the fact in Syria or it just tells as the matter of fact. Therefore, I will try my best to analyze the cartoon’s message which is hope to communicate to people is Syrian civilians are in danger by the dictator, Assad and his government, and most people around the world have been trying to help them, except for Russia and China. Paresh shows us, in the cartoon, a Syrian man is in the ocean in which has a big shark that is attacking him, and there also has blood that mixes up with water around him. The Syria man is asking for help because there are two groups of men who are standing on the ground. The first group consists of a European man, a Turkey man, an American man and a Saudi Arabian man who are trying to throw a life-buoy in order to save the Syrian man. However, there also has another group which consists of a Russian man and a Chinese man who are trying to prevent the other group’s help. Because the group of European, Turkey, American and Saudi Arabian man is trying to throw a life-buoy which is tied with a rope, the group of Russian and Chinese man tries to cut the rope in order to prevent the assistance. Let’s now look at the Syrian politics and its history in order to help us to understand the point the image hope to make. Bashar Al-Assad, the president of Syria, initially wanted to reform democracy for the country in the year 2000. However, in the year 2011, there was a civil uprising that requested him to resign, but he refused to do so. With the support from Russia and China, Assad used chemical weapon to destroy people against him. Up to now, according to Wikipedia.com,
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