Since the very beginning of this thread, you've done nothing but whine about the casualties, military and civilian, sustained by your side.
When Assad and his allies have killed 96% of the civilians killed thus far (i.e. they have killed about 200k at the very least) and caused 11 million Syrians to be displaced from their homes (exacerbating the refugee crisis), you can bet your bottom dollar that I will shout this from the rooftops to draw attention to this vile, ruthless creature and his supporters.
the cause you're supporing is lost and you know it.
Nothing of the sort. The cause I support is justice and, as dark as Assad's reign is, justice will prevail. I believe in God and in His promises. I believe that He is on the side of the oppressed and of the believers (and I have hope that the Syrian Sunnis generally are believers, God-willing). Whatever the outcome, I believe the believers are the ones who are victorious and that victory comes from God.
Plus, despite having Assad's regime, Iran, Hezbollah, Russia, militias comprised of Shi'as from around the world (
Afghanistan, for instance), and ISIS fighting against them, the opposition is still standing and gaining (also losing). Before spring of last year, people were assuming Assad would win. Then the rebels bounced back strong and made major advances (e.g. Idlib). Allaah gives victory in turns.
If this level of casualties is truly on acceptable, the logical conclusion is simply that the rebels should surrender. You provided no evidence to argue that they have any chance of winning the war, and rightly so:
How in the world can this possibly be considered a logical conclusion? It is an insult to the 11,000,000 displaced and hundreds of thousands of dead in Syria to make their deaths and other sacrifices to have been for nothing (in this world). The regime & its allies that are propping it up are still deliberately targeting civilians despite supposed "negotiations". That is not a sign of good faith and willingness to keep to the demands. There is no trusting the regime ever again. The Syrian people will never accept Assad remaining and it is they who get to decide what is worth their freedom and dignity.
Would you surrender to ISIS if they were doing the same thing to you and your countrymen as Assad is to the Syrians? That's mainly a rhetorical question meant to be pondered sincerely.