>

They call them little lions of the caliphate and they’re all being indoctrinated into the lifestyle. The camps aren’t unsafe, except for the fact that there are a shitload of ISIS bride losers in them.
“Hey guys I’m done being a terrorist, I can totally come back now right?” >

snip snap snip snap >

My fav episode >

Bloopers are just as good as the episode 
“….right in to the wall!!!” >

Obama said she's not a citizen, Trump said she's not a citizen, and the Supreme Court said she's not a citizen.  She needs a Plan B as far as a future residence. >

This woman is such an idiot she got Trump and Obama to agree.  That’s how insane she is. >

Anything else the 2 agreed on? >

Civilian drone strikes >

This one. And deportation. >

Funding Special Olympics is also one >

Here’s one for Joe Biden and Donald Trump: both are teetotalers >

I really get the distinct impression that trump prefers to insufflate his intoxicants. >

He's 100% on some form of upper. >

in that picture he posted with his taco bowl and shit eating gring, on cinco de mayo with the capition "i love the hispanics", there is an open drawer in the back of his office, and its just filled with packages of uk ephedrine. >

Why would any woman voluntarily join ISIS?! >

think of the dumbest person you can, that level of idiocy may only represent 1% of humanity but 1% of humanity is 80 million people
this women is one of those 80 million >

Holy fuck the lowest 1% of intelligence makes up 80 million people? >

yeah we passed 8 billion on the 15th of november if the data is to be beleived >

Well that's terrifying. >

There is literally equally as many utterly brilliant top 1% intelligence >

Bottom 1% has 10x the kids tho >

And in the USA, they have the guns too. >

she still retains Yemeni citizenship. its not like she's stateless even if she never lived there. this is simply the consequences of her idiotic choices. which she now must live with.
i've got no sympathy for her on this. good riddence. >

Might be safer to stay in that camp than to go to Yemen…. >

almost anywhere else on earth and that might be true. 
im pretty sure syria has bigger problems than even Yemen, though i suppose thats debatable, and if it is its not by much >

The crazy thing is, we've imprisoned every single person that's part of a cult/terrorist group. Name a single Manson family member who's never spent a day in prison (and then there's the prosecutions on the Rajneeshee and the revokation of people's green card statuses after the 1984 Salmonella poisoning and 1985 assassination plot).
This modern-day cultist should know that if she got 'her way' and getting back to the United States, it'd involve spending years in a prison cell. >

I believe she knows that and is saying her best option is American prison (over being deported to Yemen). >

oh wow, so this whole family stinks!
Her sister and sisters husband were arrested in 2021 trying to travel and join ISIS and charged for giving material support to ISIS
what the fuck kinda propaganda were these girls parents feeding them growing up.
and how dumb do you have to be to try and join ISIS after the pounding they got in iraq and syria lol
edit: fixing some grammer, adding a sentance >

That’s uh…not good man. Kinda bad really. >

Why are they even here? I’m not usually one to say “assimilate or go back where you came from” but you can’t be a radical muslim taliban sympathizer and an American citizen. Those two things are not compatible. They’ll just wind up raising further generations of people who hate our way of life and seek to destroy it from within. >

No. 
She claims she was brainwashed online. What she really means is, she went over, joined ISIS and discovered American prisons are better than living with ISIS. 
She wanted to be a terrorist. If she comes back, she'll actually get a real chance at being one. >

Yea sad thing is they probably used her as a sex slave.  It's her own fault and she shouldn't be able to come back to the US imo because she literally intended to join a terrorist organization but it's still fucked up. There was a similar case like that, a girl from austria (I think) left her country to join ISIS and was then used for newer members as sex slave and eventually she was killed. People are dumb but still, no one should be raped or tortured. These terrorists are just animals and think they are doing the right thing. >

Why would you sympathize with such scum? Her joining isis means she would have gladly killed anyone who doesn't support them. She deserves her fate. >

Same reason some people dislike the death penalty. If I don’t want murderers to be murdered, I wouldn’t want them to be raped either >

The problem with the death penalty is that innocent people might get convicted wrongly. No such chance in her case; nobody accidentally joins a genocidal terrorist group. >

Whoops!  I slipped, fell, and landed in a jihad! >

One in a million shot doc. Million to one. >

Normally I side with compassion, but I have a very hard time agreeing with compassion for terrorist cowards and their recruits. She knew what IS did before she joined. She knew about the filmed beheadings, the executions of non combatants, and the attacks on schools BEFORE she bought her plane ticket and flew over to join their ranks. In this case, no. I hope she’s never allowed to return here. >

She doesn’t even take any personal responsibility for her actions.  “I’m a victim of isis.”   “They tweeted those things from my phone.”  Enjoy camping. >

Absolutely no accountability. Even her claim that they tweeted from her phone, even if that was true (doubt it), she is still responsible for buying her ticket, flying near there, then crossing a border to join them! >

And she left the US when she was 20.  That's more than old enough to enlist in the military and vote and go to college.  At that age, you definitely know better. >

Nah. I'm an empathetic person too but nah. >

The US is not your country any longer.  You made your choices as an adult- consequences apply.  Reap the whirlwind. >

Something that the article doesn’t mention is that these same women including her were members of the morality police that beat and tortured other women same as Iran. She’s fully aware of what she was doing at the time and now considering herself a victim of brainwashing by extremists only because she got caught. >

These women believed they would have positions of privilege and comfort (as the widows of martyrs) in the caliphate ISIS was trying to create. 
She had no problem advocating for terrorist attacks against the West, but now that she's living in some squalid refugee camp in the desert raising some dead terrorist's baby she wants to come back to the US. >

I feel bad for her son. Any child getting caught up in their parent’s idiocy will illicit pity from me. No child deserves to live in an unsafe environment and it sucks that so many do. >

They call them little lions of the caliphate and they’re all being indoctrinated into the lifestyle. The camps aren’t unsafe, except for the fact that there are a shitload of ISIS bride losers in them. >

It’s the unfortunate truth. Doesn’t help that they need only look to their father’s legacy for a reason to hate the west. And I’m positive it’s a common story. 
I don’t care where I am or what year it is. If your country sent soldiers to my country and killed my father. You have an enemy for life. >

Like holy shit you knew what they do to Yazidi women and you still joined. >

I'm sure she thought she was a special case and wouldn't get that treatment. >

She saw what ISIS did, and still decided to join them. Only wants back after they got annihilated and now plays the victim. 
Fuck off. Never come back >

She’s lucky she hasn’t been eliminated by U.S. intelligence. >

You can’t do takebacksies on terrorism lmao >

I guess living in filth and getting raped was just not the fun she was envisioning.   If someone would have only told her? >


“I’m hoping my government looks at me as someone young at the time and naive.”

Yeah, let's not:

In posts sent from her Twitter account in 2015 she called on Americans to join the group and carry out attacks in the U.S., suggesting drive-by shootings or vehicle rammings targeting gatherings for national holidays. >



“I’m hoping my government looks at me as someone young at the time and naive.”


Yemen? Because sure as shit her government is not the USA. >

Newp. She joined a terrorist organization. That's a bit of a no takebacksies decision. >

She's the type of people who would be singing ISIS praise had everything gone well. 
Now they are splintered and in shambles, now she's saying everything she can to gain sympathy and a ride home. >


These days, Muthana portrays herself as a victim of the Islamic State.

Yeah you aren't a victim, you're stupid and we are at war with ISIS. Enjoy your life choices >

So she wanted to destroy the American way of life , now she misses it . >

Nothing funnier than seeing somebody in blue jeans and Nikes screaming "Death to America!" >

yeah I already had 2 years in the Navy when I was 20, I hope my mom wasn't putting my face on the sides of milk cartons lol. >

Usually a bleeding heart but idgaf about her. The number red flags you had to walk passed to get your ass to Syria is insane. She seems to have been born to privilege if her dad was a diplomat. >

2014: "I hate America, the West sucks, armed jihad is the will of god, death to infidels, I cant wait to be matched to a sexy righteous warrior and raise children who will fight to the death against godless Western decadence!"
Fast forward to 2023: Sweet Home Alabama, where the skies are so blue... >

---Arrives in Syria---
Some 45 year old guy, oh shit I got dibs on this one fuck yes! Praise Allah
Wait,  wait a second 
Shut up bitch women can't talk over here. Spread em.
R/TIFU now she's begging to be incarcerated in the US. Like yo you wanted to go be a terrorist. Sometimes you make your bed >

The consequences of my own actions....weren't my fault >

Not enjoying your rape cult for idiots anymore?  Oh that's too bad. >

It is normal to make stupid things at 20 years old. It is also normal to fucking live with the consequences of it. Deal with it. >

Most people in their 20s make dumb decisions like partying too much, eating too much junkfood, or dating a toxic person. But nah, she went straight for terrorism. >

I've always found that the best way to avoid being stuck in a dangerous, unsanitary refugee camp in Syria was to avoid joining international terrorist organizations. >


A woman who ran away from home in Alabama at the age of 20...

I don't know if I would categorize a 20 year old as a runaway...
You're an adult and are able to make your own decisions at that point. >

I did three years on active duty in the US Army and got out when I was still 20.  Screw her. >

She joined when she was 20 and sent tweets urging people to commit terrorist attacks in the US. Sorry, but you're not getting sympathy from anyone. >

Is this one of those leopards eating face moments? >

nah, even worse. 
She wanted to be a leopard eating faces, served them other people's faces and now that the leopards are beaten back and gone she wonders why the people whose faces she served to the leopards don't want her back. >

I’m all for immigration, sheltering refugees to the detriment of luxury.
But people who willingly left to join a terrorist organization that sought to wreak havoc on anyone not with them should be denied reentry.
Instead of her we should take in folks her organization dislodged and harmed. >

She said she wants to advocate against extremists:
“Let me back and don’t do what I did.  Joining ISIS is not nearly as cool as you think.” >

Her staying there would be good advocation in itself actually.
People hearing this could learn that some choices can't be undone. >

Opposite of a travel ad. I like it >

I'm always quite confused when I hear stories about this. Islamic extremists make no secret about how they feel about women, the fact that we get these stories about about women leaving other countries to go join these groups is nothing less than absolutely baffling. >

Nah, she good right there. >

She is a F traitor that forfeited her US citizenship >

The US government's argument was that she technically never had citizenship in the first place. Her passport was issued in error. A convenient discovery to deny her re-entry. There are a few others kind of like her, that still retain citizenship, and the US Government's stance has been to expend zero effort trying to repatriate them. Basically we're not going to stop you from showing up at a border control point, but find your way back >


I’m hoping my government looks at me as someone young at the time and naive.

There are many non-citizens living in the U.S. who have committed crimes like, burglary, robbery, and gang related crimes in their teens that were forced back to their home country AFTER they have completed serving their sentences for their crimes. What makes her think the U.S. will take her back? She already lost her U.S. citizenship. She should cut her loss and start a new life and forget about the U.S. >

I’m from Iraq 🇮🇶 thousands of my people killed by IS group..
I’m not feel sorry for her ..
And she must pay the tax of her stupid action..
At 20 people have minds and they can vote in elections so they are not a child ..
She claims that she brainwashed!! Haha 
That’s good excuse to get away from the punishment..
What happened to those people it’s a curse from suffered people by them ..
Hey Americans don’t show any type of support for IS members they are criminals and monsters..don’t let them “ brainwashed “ you again by the name of humanity…
Thanks >

Well written my dude. If I said that in my country I would be called racist and cancelled to oblivion. >

"How do we know you aren't a mole?" >


A woman who ran away from home in Alabama at the age of 20, 

WTF? Is AP going out of their way to make her seem like she was a juvenile at the time? 
At 20 you don't run away from home. You just go.  You are an adult, and your decisions are big girl decisions.
Rot in the hell you did your part to make lady. >

In a conservative Muslim household like she grew up in she was still closer to a child than adult. She is under her father’s control until she got married >

She's a traitor and a security risk. She can never be allowed to come back to this country. >

Please stay where you are >

Hell naw to the na na naw >

There’s a British idiot in the same situation.  They’re not interested in letting a terrorist back either. >

I remember there was a media divide with Shamima Begum, the public were completely against her coming back but some news platforms were like "She was only 15, it was a mistake" and the courts tried to say our police should have helped her get back to the UK. >

what im wondering, is WTF do these women that go there, think is gonna happen, when they get there? >

Others have reported that they were catfished into it during a lonely & vulnerable time in their lives. Ok. I get that. She thought she had found true love with her recruiter. 
I Hope she receives therapy in prison & can rebuild her life outside the US. >

Play stupid games win stupid prizes,  nah stay over there >

Unfortunately, she cannot be trusted.  She is a US traitor.  Even if she spends the rest of her life in prison, she gave birth to a child of an extremist.  They are set in their ways.  She is brainwashed, and will turn on against the US in a heartbeat.  Her child is an enemy of the US.  Her “baby daddy” is an enemy of the US.  Let her stay over there where her allegiance lies.  
I’m sorry, but US citizenship is not something you can squander and expect to get back. >

Go fuck yourself terrorist >

If IS still controlled Syria would she be saying this? >

Yeah. Nope. Now fuck off. >

Nope. You made your bed. Enjoy it. >

Aw, muffin. The terrorist murder rape group didn't pan out huh? >

Well well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions. >

“I’m hoping my government looks at me as someone young at the time and naive.”
20yr old is not young and naive in voluntarily joining a terrorist organisation. The same online medium you say misinformed you also had the information every other person who didn't join had and you had access to. So no mam, stay in your embraces situation. >

Sorry. You lost the right to be an American. Piss off. You made a decision. It's your problem now. Bye. >

She’s never coming back. If there’s one thing liberals and conservatives can agree on, it’s to not repatriate terrorists and their sympathizers >

Is her 15 minutes up yet? >

Ten more and the drone will be in range >

So she's Yemini background and citizen (e.g, a country that has suffered much Islamic conflict), joined ISIS as an adult voluntarily, birthed a child as ISIS with an ISIS husband to support ISIS, and wants to return to USA? Fuck her, she is a disgrace. What about all the Iraqis and Syrians who fought ISIS on behalf of America who are suffering under those conditions? This bitch should live and die in that camp. What about all the Kurds who are maintaining this camp she lives in safely (they could have just killed all these ISIS terrorists). Pro american Iraqis and Syrians are desperate to migrate to America, and this c**t wants to return to America whilst being an active terrorist and wants to be a part of her shit caliphate? Live in your failed ISIS caliphate, bitch. Or go back to Yemen which she should love, because it's basically a caliphate wonderland (where she can't show and skin and has no rights lmao what a dumb bitch). >

Fuck that lady. She asked for everything she’s getting. >

Nope, bitch, you washed. >

You sold your soul to the devil, honey. Ain’t no coming back now >

No, bitch, stay where you are, we have enough domestic terrorists already >

What the hell was she thinking!?
That it will be all sunshine and rainbows!? >

"if I do what my god is telling me to do, everything will work out" >

Important is that the responsibility of ones own actions is shifted to some higher entity. Creates the 'freedom' to commit any crime in the name of another. >

Fuck no bitch. You got your cake, now eat it. A terrorist group that kills everyone and anyone. You won't find asylum for supporting that >

So we're just never going to charge people with treason any more? >

Not so covert operative. >

I wish the interview went into what her religious beliefs are now. What does she think of the Caliphate now? What does she think her obligations as a Muslim are now? All she says is “if y’all believe in god you need to forgive me!” 
I don’t trust her. If she publicly denounced the religious movement she was part of it might move the needle a bit. Religiously deranged people might lie for sake of jihad or whatever, but typically have a hard time publicly blaspheming. 
She talked A LOT about religion right before and after she joined. She was by all accounts very pious starting at around 16 or 17. But in the interview she claims she was vulnerable to brainwashing at a young age because she didn’t know much about her own religion. Well how does she understand it now? She should be able to articulate why ISIS is un-Islamic instead of just saying “I don’t stand with them.” Plenty of Muslim organizations already do! The fact that she’s vague about it makes me suspect she is still religiously deranged and would happily take up another terroristic opportunity.   
And finally LOL at her thinking she can come back to the US and maybe sit in a US prison for a little bit. The US government was not putting ISIS members or Islamic terrorist suspects in regular prison… they were putting them in Guantanamo. >

No thanks you can keep her. There’s enough trash here already. >

She also has Yemeni citizenship as her father was a diplomat. She can go there >

Absolutely no fn way. Enjoy isis. >

"Hopefully they'll just recognize I was young and naive" this isn't a tacky haircut or coachella, lady, joining a terrorist group isn't just a woopsie. >

Women in the “find out” phase, regrets her “fuck around” actions. >

The dildo of consequence rarely comes lubed. >

Took us 10 months to rescue a basketball player. Don't think we're in a hurry to rescue ISIS members. >

Maybe we can find a country for her and the Jan 6 people >

Nah. Stay away.  We don't want you. >

Can you “run away from home” at age 20? That phrasing makes it seem like she was a teen or pre-teen instead of an adult. >

legally yea, but 20 is pretty young, not like "oops I join an overt terrorist organization on accident young" but like there are some very immature 20 year olds >

You don’t “run away from home” at 20. You just leave. >

Let idiots like her rot. >

Hard pass... prefer you stay in your new home. >

You've made your bed, now lie in it. Sorry idiot enjoy your detention camp. >

Buy the ticket take the ride. >

Our very own shamina begum >

It’s very hard to feel bad for her. The only person I feel empathy for is her son. He deserved better parents. >

I can't fathom what would possess a woman to willingly do this. It just defies belief in my mind. >


A woman who ran away from home in Alabama at the age of 20,

They mean a woman who bought a flight to join a terrorist organization. "Running away from home" sounds like she was 7. >

When you realize they just want you as a sex slave. >

I couldn't care less what she wants. She can rot forever where she is. Choices have consequences, something that her generation appears to have a hard time understanding. >

Actions -> Consequences >

Um. Fuck her, we don't want or need her >

Her and Shamima Begum can waste away with ISIS, I am glad that they will never return to their original countries. >

I'm not sure why this is news. It's pretty settled that she's not a citizen of the US and thus can't come here. >

Nah, treason is treason.  F you. >

She can return to the beautiful country of Yemen. >

Take her back, then have her executed.  Simple problem solved.  Gives a strong moral lesson.  Don’t be an enemy to the state.  I mean have a “trial”. >

I like to think people deserve a second chance but joining ISIS…..uhh sorry made your choice pretty clearly >

As an immigrant who has been in the US for a decade now and still doesn’t have a green card, she can fuck right off. People really don’t understand what a privilege and a blessing it is to have a citizenship of a “first world” country, be it the US or others. >

In the interview she says she is crazy about Chris Brown. Really says something about her personality. >

Are people just supposed to pretend like that was a whoopsie on her part? There's no coming back now. >

It seems somebody had to learn the hard way that life ain’t so bad in the West and that there’s a reason everyone wants to live here. Weird how that works when reality sets in beyond the little screens some people rely on for their ‘knowledge’. How quant. >

Going to have a hell of a TED talk in a few years >

TED talk in hell maybe. >

Nope. Sorry, lady, but when you decide to be a terrorist, you get to stay with your fellow terrorists. Have fun dealing with your buddies’ idea of how to treat women who want to leave them. >

Her: once I got there, the living conditions were horrible. 100 or so unmarried women and many children runny around. Very filthy and very noisy.
... were you expecting the four seasons? In case you didn't think for a second, terrorist groups don't usually have alot of wealth >

She's very convincing, but FUCK THAT. 
She will never be a citizen in the US again. She can hang out in a black site for eternity. She could be a weapon returned to the states by IS. >

GTFO. She can get a bed in Guantánamo >

Is hard to imagine somebody being this stupid. >

Alabama has enough crazy without her in it. >

When I was 20 I partied a bit too hard and became a rave kid for a year, but I DID NOT JOIN ISIS >

r/LeopardsAtemyFace moment >

Just tell us where to forward your mail. >

Well she would have to reapply for citizenship or asylum and be a an immigrant waiting in Mexico like everyone else.  I suppose we could try her for treason, aiding and giving support to the enemy and extradite her back.  That’s about the only ways I can think of. >

Naw, she can stay where she wanted to be. >

On the one hand, I feel terrible for this young woman for the things she suffered living under ISIS. 
On the other hand, r/leopardsatemyface >

I watched the interview. I was looking for any sign of emotion, regret, anything. I saw none. I wouldn’t have wished her to return regardless, but her total lack of emotion just confirmed what I already believed. >

Nope, you don’t get to come back. Bye! >

Nope, you made your bed. >

Just like that oaf from the UK Shima beggum or whatever, just an absolute moron that deserves to stay whatever hole she dragged herself into. They created children over there too. Morons. >

No. Stay. Don’t come back. We don’t want you. >

Leave her the F there! >

Perfect example of how our choices have consequences.
In reality, I don't see much of a difference between her and those who attempted insurrection. Should we kick out those who did or let them serve their time and move on from their choice.
How much did this girl's indoctrination to her parents Religion influenced her decision? >

Even if we give this woman the most compassionate view possible (which we shouldn’t imo), she’s still someone who can and will easily be brainwashed by terrorists to attack the US. How could we safely let her return? It’s insanity. Either way, she’s a threat to the country and has forfeited her citizenship by joining ISIS. Girl, bye. >

I could not get past the ran away from home at 20 years old part. Can you really run away from home once your past 17. >

Lmfaooo nah stay yo ass there >

This is a scam to bring her brainwashed self and kid back to the US and try and cause people harm. No sympathy should even be considered in this case, end of story. >

Let her stay over there. She was an enemy of the US and not to be trusted. >

As a Muslim, f this b. To america, please don’t take more trashes into your country and then blame me and my people ten thousand miles that we’re all terrorists, thank you. >

She can go to hell if she wants to live in America! No way she’s coming back here! And if she did? She wouldn’t live long in Alabama! >

It would be very dumb for the US to take the risk of repatriating this person. >

Leave her there for good.  She should be labeled an enemy of the state and permanently banned. >

"in 2015 she called on Americans to join the group and carry out attacks in the U.S., suggesting drive-by shootings or vehicle rammings targeting gatherings for national holidays."
In case you were wondering if she's just some naive innocent little flower that got caught up with the wrong crowd. >

"On behalf of all Americans, we sincerely admire your graciousness. However, we will be declining your generous offer and adamantly urge the Canadians to take one for the team." >

Nah, she can fuck off. >

I don’t really have sympathy for her at all, sure I’ll give her the benefit of the doubt and agree that she was brainwashed; she still (brainwashed or not) served a group of fanatic religious extremists who’ve killed and hurt hundreds and hundreds of people. She still made that choice to join them. What she’s going through now is entirely her own fault. >

never ever let her come back is my vote >

This reeks of the UK case with Begum who was stripped of her citizenship but she presents herself now as a victim. The discourse here is interesting, in the UK its moderately controversial as there has been some defence that she was groomed and that a Canadian intelligence asset trafficked her over from Turkey. 
It's also controversial because, i believe, its rendered Begum stateless. There's been some argument she should be brought back and tried in England. 
Personally if you make your bed you should lie in it. >

Begum was 15. this woman was 20. it may only be a difference of 5 years.
but its also the decision of a child vs that of a young adult. >

No thanks, you should stay where you at >

Naaah she done! She cooked. She stupid and now stay there >

“Hey guys I’m done being a terrorist, I can totally come back now right?” >

snip snap snip snap >

My fav episode >

Bloopers are just as good as the episode 
“….right in to the wall!!!” >

Obama said she's not a citizen, Trump said she's not a citizen, and the Supreme Court said she's not a citizen.  She needs a Plan B as far as a future residence. >

This woman is such an idiot she got Trump and Obama to agree.  That’s how insane she is. >

Anything else the 2 agreed on? >

Civilian drone strikes >

This one. And deportation. >

Funding Special Olympics is also one >

Here’s one for Joe Biden and Donald Trump: both are teetotalers >

I really get the distinct impression that trump prefers to insufflate his intoxicants. >

He's 100% on some form of upper. >

in that picture he posted with his taco bowl and shit eating gring, on cinco de mayo with the capition "i love the hispanics", there is an open drawer in the back of his office, and its just filled with packages of uk ephedrine. >

Why would any woman voluntarily join ISIS?! >

think of the dumbest person you can, that level of idiocy may only represent 1% of humanity but 1% of humanity is 80 million people
this women is one of those 80 million >

Holy fuck the lowest 1% of intelligence makes up 80 million people? >

yeah we passed 8 billion on the 15th of november if the data is to be beleived >

Well that's terrifying. >

There is literally equally as many utterly brilliant top 1% intelligence >

Bottom 1% has 10x the kids tho >

And in the USA, they have the guns too. >

she still retains Yemeni citizenship. its not like she's stateless even if she never lived there. this is simply the consequences of her idiotic choices. which she now must live with.
i've got no sympathy for her on this. good riddence. >

Might be safer to stay in that camp than to go to Yemen…. >

almost anywhere else on earth and that might be true. 
im pretty sure syria has bigger problems than even Yemen, though i suppose thats debatable, and if it is its not by much >

The crazy thing is, we've imprisoned every single person that's part of a cult/terrorist group. Name a single Manson family member who's never spent a day in prison (and then there's the prosecutions on the Rajneeshee and the revokation of people's green card statuses after the 1984 Salmonella poisoning and 1985 assassination plot).
This modern-day cultist should know that if she got 'her way' and getting back to the United States, it'd involve spending years in a prison cell. >

I believe she knows that and is saying her best option is American prison (over being deported to Yemen). >

oh wow, so this whole family stinks!
Her sister and sisters husband were arrested in 2021 trying to travel and join ISIS and charged for giving material support to ISIS
what the fuck kinda propaganda were these girls parents feeding them growing up.
and how dumb do you have to be to try and join ISIS after the pounding they got in iraq and syria lol
edit: fixing some grammer, adding a sentance >

That’s uh…not good man. Kinda bad really. >

Why are they even here? I’m not usually one to say “assimilate or go back where you came from” but you can’t be a radical muslim taliban sympathizer and an American citizen. Those two things are not compatible. They’ll just wind up raising further generations of people who hate our way of life and seek to destroy it from within. >

No. 
She claims she was brainwashed online. What she really means is, she went over, joined ISIS and discovered American prisons are better than living with ISIS. 
She wanted to be a terrorist. If she comes back, she'll actually get a real chance at being one. >

Yea sad thing is they probably used her as a sex slave.  It's her own fault and she shouldn't be able to come back to the US imo because she literally intended to join a terrorist organization but it's still fucked up. There was a similar case like that, a girl from austria (I think) left her country to join ISIS and was then used for newer members as sex slave and eventually she was killed. People are dumb but still, no one should be raped or tortured. These terrorists are just animals and think they are doing the right thing. >

Why would you sympathize with such scum? Her joining isis means she would have gladly killed anyone who doesn't support them. She deserves her fate. >

Same reason some people dislike the death penalty. If I don’t want murderers to be murdered, I wouldn’t want them to be raped either >

The problem with the death penalty is that innocent people might get convicted wrongly. No such chance in her case; nobody accidentally joins a genocidal terrorist group. >

Whoops!  I slipped, fell, and landed in a jihad! >

One in a million shot doc. Million to one. >

Normally I side with compassion, but I have a very hard time agreeing with compassion for terrorist cowards and their recruits. She knew what IS did before she joined. She knew about the filmed beheadings, the executions of non combatants, and the attacks on schools BEFORE she bought her plane ticket and flew over to join their ranks. In this case, no. I hope she’s never allowed to return here. >

She doesn’t even take any personal responsibility for her actions.  “I’m a victim of isis.”   “They tweeted those things from my phone.”  Enjoy camping. >

Absolutely no accountability. Even her claim that they tweeted from her phone, even if that was true (doubt it), she is still responsible for buying her ticket, flying near there, then crossing a border to join them! >

And she left the US when she was 20.  That's more than old enough to enlist in the military and vote and go to college.  At that age, you definitely know better. >

Nah. I'm an empathetic person too but nah. >

The US is not your country any longer.  You made your choices as an adult- consequences apply.  Reap the whirlwind. >

Something that the article doesn’t mention is that these same women including her were members of the morality police that beat and tortured other women same as Iran. She’s fully aware of what she was doing at the time and now considering herself a victim of brainwashing by extremists only because she got caught. >

These women believed they would have positions of privilege and comfort (as the widows of martyrs) in the caliphate ISIS was trying to create. 
She had no problem advocating for terrorist attacks against the West, but now that she's living in some squalid refugee camp in the desert raising some dead terrorist's baby she wants to come back to the US. >

I feel bad for her son. Any child getting caught up in their parent’s idiocy will illicit pity from me. No child deserves to live in an unsafe environment and it sucks that so many do.