Woman Who Joined ISIS Wants to Leave

[yus]

Maybe they should mention the other things she said...

Absolutely disgusting.

[Honeyred]

Her choice. Her mistake. Why should we pay for it??

[ryanweidenaar]

She doesn’t deserve to come back. She made her decision to leave so she can stay there.

[angiebaby]

No. Anyone with an ounce of discernment can see that something is not right with her.

[Need_A_New_Game]

you left out the part where she said she doesn't regret joining isis...

[TheMarkSasuke]

Make her an example. Revoke her citizenship.

[LegoBoy]

I would let her back but sentence her back in the U.K. As a war criminal

[theinsider]

To all the medias and politicians, remember this:

If she returns, it is a disrespect to all the sacrifices made by own soldiers who gave up their life to make this world a better place to live in.

It is unforgivable at the highest degree.

[chungusfungus]

I'm Muslim and no im sorry we don't want you.


edit: it is because I don't know whether we should be scared or not, she could still be dangerous.

[terrisuder]

*SORRY SWEETIE YOU MADE THE WRONG CHOICE, WHY WOULD YOU EXPECT THEM TO TAKE YOU BACK?*

[GSLevel]

Sorry, you ain’t leaving Syria. The Home Office has revoked your British citizenship. Tbh you deserve this, they did this to protect our country.

[Litandharryginny]

Leave her there she made her bed she can lay in it and no one should feel any sympathy for her. she has even said she doesn't regret what she's done so really stop feeling sad for her

[goldenbba]

i find it weird how throughout the interview, she seemed to be in perfectly fine health conditions, just listening to her voice. but when it got to her talking about how bad the medicine is there, she let out a couple of coughs. conspiracy?

[montaya]

Its like the frase "once you go back you dont come back" you aint leaving😂

[goodtobeagooner]

I like the idea of her baby going to live with relatives in the UK but she would have to stay in Syria. By doing this her daughter can have the life she deserves but her mother will take ownership in her decisions.

[Endorion_YTC]

I feel like this is a trap. We can’t trust people nowadays.

[aegis]

WHEN WILL YOU LEARN, _WHEN WILL YOU LEARN_




*THAT YOUR ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES*

[spoonsyndrome]

“I think everyone should feel sympathy for me”
Also her: “I saw a beheaded head in the bin, it never phased me”

[comedykiller]

The way she only coughs when she said there was no medical care

[rubenferreira]

Honestly, allowing her to come back shouldn't even be an option!
Let's just remind, she decided to leave home and join a terrorist group, a group which she ADMITTED to know what they were doing (all the murders and executions) and to which she ADMITTED she was "okay with that" (HER own words), she marries one of the terrorists, she has a baby with him...and NOW that things don't seem to go exactly how she planned, all of the sudden she wants to peacefully return home and expect society (the SAME society she supposedly hates) to help her pay to raise her children, and last but not least, she claims to not regret anything...seriously?? It's really that hard to make the right decision on this one?? NO!!!
It's ridiculous how some people who went there to fight AGAINST Isis have (in comparison) more trouble coming back than the terrorists themselves...