Some users expressed anger towards a TV host who mocked Syrians. Some Lebanese comedy shows have previously been known to engage in this practice, but users vented their increasing anger over the mistreatment of Syrian refugees as the butt of this type of humor:

Many self-identified Lebanese users expressed hatred toward Syrians, and the sentiment goes deeper than the current refugee crisis in Lebanon:

Others argued that the hate between Syrians and Lebanese is not only rooted in sectarian hatred because Lebanese Muslims also dislike their Syrian counterparts.

Some users manifested a lot of hate towards Syrians, stating that they are the worst because they aren’t standing together to support themselves during this war. They are often perceived as inflicting violence against each other.

Another commonly repeated sentence that in the corpus, despite users’ backgrounds and intentions, was "May God have mercy on Syria and Syrians people and comfort us/them":

Some users referred to rape incidents attributed to the Syrian army and committed at an earlier date in Lebanon, arguing that Lebanese women had not been victims of rape but had willingly forced themselves on Syrian men because Lebanese men did not satisfy them:

Some users shamed Syrian women claiming that they committed adultery in return for food as well as spreading disease. Others expressed happiness that Syria has been completely destroyed and that Syrians are now homeless and displaced:

Users had positive comments with regard to Damascus and Aleppo; they referred to Syrian products and their uses in many industries worldwide; especially Damascene jasmine and Aleppine roses. Users referred to the history of Syria and its cities; Damascus being the oldest capital in the world (10,000 BC) and Aleppo Castle being built prior to the Egyptian pyramids. Users repeatedly insisted on the universal value of these cities as well as the mention of the most famous Arab poets who originated from there.

Idlib and Ghouta were mostly mentioned during discussions about Muslim extremist groups and their use of these cities as shelters:

Golan Heights, Palestine and Shebaa farms came up on several occasions and users referred to them as lands occupied by Zionists and Israel:

Users shamed Syrians and argued that the Golan Heights were sold to Israel in exchange for keeping the al-Assad family (Hafez and Bashar) in control of Syria:

Some users saw the Civil war in Syria as revenge for Bashar’s actions in Lebanon:

Users often referred to Hafez al-Assad as “the historical spy” and “the leader of thieves”. They called Assad followers Shabiha, a Syrian word that is commonly used to refer to people who commit crimes and violence with impunity because they are protected by the regime.