Thanks but no thanks (17 Viewers)

mark82 said:

I would have brought her back and made her face justice. Better to have her under control in a British prison than allowed to carry on with her life elsewhere.

I share some of Shmmee's views that at 15 she was potentially vulnerable, and that may have been forgivable had she shown any remorse, but she hasn't. She still poses a threat in my eyes, wherever she is. Just because she isn't in the UK it doesn't mean that she can't hurt us from afar. There is no way she should be allowed to integrate back into normal life, and the best way to do that would have been to lock her up. That said, hopefully the government have a plan to monitor her actions abroad (hopefully she won't just be set free).

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Grendel said:

What crime would she have been charged with?

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Sky Blue Pete said:

Again no one is making excuses for her. To suggest she deserved some protection as a 15 year old is a reason not excuse and to say she has been traumatised by her experience is a reason not an excuse. Why is everything so black and white?

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Earlsdon_Skyblue1 said:

You seem to be one of the ones keen to give her the benefit of the doubt.

The black and white of this is that she went to join a terrorist group and now wants to come back to the UK.

She can fuck off.

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Grendel said:

What crime would she have been charged with?

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Sky Blue Pete said:

She is free though isn’t she?

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Earlsdon_Skyblue1 said:

You seem to be one of the ones keen to give her the benefit of the doubt.

The black and white of this is that she went to join a terrorist group and now wants to come back to the UK.

She can fuck off.

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