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  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.
context: 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. >
  
  The man peaked in the 80s. He’s very likely OD’d on cocaine at least once >
  
  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. >
  
  1984 on the horizon >
  
  Its here now. >
  
  Looks around checks out. >
  
  Checks his watch, “yup the 1984 train is right on schedule.” >
  
  “Hey guys I’m done being a terrorist, I can totally come back now right?” >
  
  snip snap snip snap >
  
  You have no idea the physical toll that three ~~vasectomies~~ defections have on a person! >
  
  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. >
  
  They are here to earn money. Thats what the US is to foreigners, a place to make money and pump it back to where they came from. >
  
  What are you on about? How many foreigners do you know closely?  I've got a fuck ton of foreign friends who moved over because they like it here and want to stay. >
  
  Sure. I never said there were none. He made a statement about a whole group though and he was wrong. It's like if I say "white people have blond hair" it's true that some do but it's absolutely false to say that white people as a whole have blond hair. >
  
  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 >
  
  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. >
  
  The US is not your country any longer.  You made your choices as an adult- consequences apply.  Reap the whirlwind. >
  
  I just don't understand how leaving your home country to join a group of terrorists (and everybody knows they are) would give you that privilege of returning to that country that you were willing to betray in the first place.
  I know stripping them of citizenship is not a good solution, but at the same time, I think many people would be disgusted that these people would be able to return. >
  
  Also, is there not a security concern at that point? Maybe I watch too much tv but she could be a sleeper reporting back to them or waiting to enact something on their behalf. >
  
  The fact is she can no longer be trusted and no govt is going to want to spend money having someone spy on her for potentially years in case she does something.  It’s cheaper just to withdraw her citizenship.  There are plenty of people with no links to these groups wanting citizenship. >
  
  Yemen is mired in war also. >
  
  Nah. I'm an empathetic person too but nah. >
  
  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. >
  
  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. >
  
  
  “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. >
  
  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 was born in America. Her dad was a Yemeni diplomat. Because of her actions, her citizenship was stripped. It’s a rare occurrence of stripping birthright citizenship, but it appears to mainly be due to her dad being a diplomat and that if your parents are diplomats or serving a different country, you don’t actually get birthright citizenship. You have to wait til you’re 18 and then apply for naturalization. >
  
  She actually didn't have birthright citizenship, as her father was still a diplomat when she was born. This was what was fought out in the courts. This is because as the child of a diplomat who is not subject to jursidiction of the US she herself was not subject to the jurisdiction of the US, which means that she could not gain US citizenship under the 14th amendment. >
  
  Like holy shit you knew what they do to Yazidi women and you still joined. >
  
  
  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 >
  
  You can’t do takebacksies on terrorism lmao >
  
  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!" >
  
  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... >
  
  She "ran away from home" when she was 20? Twenty year olds do not run away from home, they move out. >
  
  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. >
  
  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 >
  
  Newp. She joined a terrorist organization. That's a bit of a no takebacksies decision. >
  
  
  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 mean she was from a conservative Muslim household. >
  
  I guess living in filth and getting raped was just not the fun she was envisioning.   If someone would have only told her? >
  
  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. >
  
  The consequences of my own actions....weren't my fault >
  
  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. >
  
  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.” >
  
  She’s advocating just fine where she is by showing the consequences of her actions.