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I think consenting adults should absolutely face consequences for their actions, but I also see how the kids of these individuals are gonna grow up resentful and without opportunities and will probably lead to the same problem happening again.
The first chick voluntarily joined IS and is surprised people are mad at her? >

they're lucky they're allowed to go home at all instead of in prison >


Ahmed’s husband was captured by the SDF at Bahgouz

As a French, this is funny to read ("S.D.F." means Sans Domicile Fixe = homeless).
But in all seriousness, easy to reject IS's ideology now that they've lost. >

Exactly what I was thinking about

Sans Domicile Fixe >

It was satisfying reading this article. Even this woman's father rejects her. >

Based Dad. That felt so good to read, lol. >

And someone was taken by a surprise??? No love for terrorists anymore? >


She says the neighborhood bakery sometimes refuses to give her bread. Even her own father, who did not approve of her joining the extremist group, threatened a shop owner who employed her that he would accuse him of communicating with IS if he didn’t fire her.  

Wow. >

Thanks for the link >

Sucks for the kids. >

Bummer. >

Her children don’t deserve to be bullied. But that’s the only sympathy I have for her situation. >

But that hatred might drive them underground or towards some kind of hate fueled, bigoted ideolog...... Sheesh. >

You could treat these human garbage beings as best as you could and they still jump in in next big nut job thing