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Or, are you making an assertion based on nothing but ignorance?
I'll ignore the personal insult and answer your question with a question. What kind of person do you think that would find appealing the opportunity to murder, rape, and torture?
Muslims should be kicked out of Western countries.
But liberal politicians can't virtue-signal and look like they're "intelligently grappling with a very complex human situation in a humane and enlightened manner" if they do that.
Incidentally, all those "reformed gang members" that supposedly deter kids from joining gangs don't seem to have stopped gangs.
And why should anyone believe them when they say they have "...truly turned away from the ideology..."? As far as I'm concerned anyone who joins ISIS has forever forfeited any claim to decency, sanity, and credibility. They will always be suspect.
It's not like he's proposing that they be set free and off to go convert folks with the state's blessing. They are going to be prosecuted, pay whatever debt to society, etc still. He's simply saying after that, if they have reformed that can be a good voice for deterring others. Not even that they "will"...just there's a possibility. Why is that so outrageous?
It's not like he's proposing that they be set free and off to go convert folks with the state's blessing. They are going to be prosecuted, pay whatever debt to society, etc still. He's simply saying after that, if they have reformed that can be a good voice for deterring others. Not even that they "will"...just there's a possibility. Why is that so outrageous?
And what would that be? If a returning ISIS member served an extremely long prison sentence he might have some influence with potential recruits when he says "don't follow the path I followed". But if he served only a short sentence in a cushy Canadian jail I don't think he would have much deterrent effect at all. Maybe even the opposite.
It's not like he's proposing that they be set free and off to go convert folks with the state's blessing. They are going to be prosecuted, pay whatever debt to society, etc still. He's simply saying after that, if they have reformed that can be a good voice for deterring others. Not even that they "will"...just there's a possibility. Why is that so outrageous?
Some folks begin to wonder if it's a case of double-standard about re-intergrating ISIS fighters and expulsing an alleged Bosnian war criminal named Bozo Jozepovic? https://www.thespec.com/news-story/8...an-war-crimes/
This is about Justin Trudeau, not the US Government.
He brings shame to Canada for coddling ISIS.
Are you American?
Then yes, this IS also about the US government since so many Americans on this forum see fit to cast judgement on how other politicians run their countries.
How can someone criticize Trudeau, when our own American government gave a free pass to ISIS fighters to fight Assad's regime in Syria.
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