"Shi'as like him because "an enemy of my enemy is my friend." Kind of like how Shi'as like Bashar al-Assad, Alawites are definitely ghulat by our beliefs, but since he sides with Shi'as in politics we support him. Or Hugo Chavez Shi'as like him even though he is not motivated by Islam because of hte politics."
Salam Aleikum!
First of all, Shia like him is a lie, did you talk to every Shia? I am SHIA and I do not like the guy because I do not know much about him, secondly, he killed Umar because of his own motives that have nothing to do with Ahlul Bayt

, read the book by Wilfred Madelung called Succession to Muhammad
Bashar al-Assad comes from an Alawi family, but he himself follows Sunni fiqh, look in youtube how he performs his prayers.
Chavez is not motivated by politics, the man is a Liberation Theologist and Socialist, which makes him a true Ahlul-Kitabi and an ally in many areas.
I am shocked when I see some so called Shia who assume that the more anti-Sunni they appear the more Momeen they are, this sectarian approach is a great service to Zionists and imperialists. These psudo-Shia forget that our Prophet and Imams said often that our Shia are not by label, but by actions= Taqwa and Ahlaq. It upsets me so much when I see so called Shia who come on Muharram to cry for Imam Hussein

and than when Quds rally comes, come up with 100 excuses why they cannot attend this rally just to cover up their own coward characteristic or those who curse Yazid (LA) but their own life-style is similar to Yazid (LA).
On this forum there is a lot of sectarianism, which I think moderators should control a bit more. Sunnis are our brothers and our differences should not be grounds for hatred. If US and Britain that share a history of bloodshed can be allies, why cant we be friends with our brothers? This applies to sectarian Saudified "sunnis" and sectarian Shias.