She isn’t being sentenced or punished, which is the end product of a successful investigation and trial.
She is being allowed to fulfill her ambition of leaving the U.K. and all of it’s values. I know some will mock those values and say they are flawed, but she chose to exchange what she had here, good or bad, for a life in the IS. She is completely at ease with beheading and displays no remorse in her interviews. She only wants to return now because the IS life she chose over U.K. life is disintegrating.
So this is not a sentence, it is the granting of a freedom to follow the life she chose. She will not now need to return to the U.K. and live a life in a country and amongst people that she despises. What is unjust about that?
Ofcourse she is being punished. She wants to return. She has a opinion, of which she is perfectly entitled, and because that opinion differs to yours she is not allowed "home".
Had she pretended remorse and feigned regret perhaps you would agree to allow her back.
What right have you or anyone else to decide arbitarily, essentially because of beliefs, that folk are exiled. Its straight from middle ages.
Suppose you go on holiday and commit some crime. I think you should be exiled. Why should a criminal be allowed back in. Its actually quite pathetic. Your response of move on, nothing to see here sums it up. Forget her. Perhaps the very attitudes that got us here in first place.
Our country has commited war crimes,if we were being fair with this process Tony Blair would have been exiled years ago.
Its wrong. Fact. We are not dealing with the issue, just hiding it away, with no evidence gathered or trial. How is that just?
You and I have not a clue what she has witnessed, been through or crimes she has committed. Yet she is being banished. Exactly what for? Witnessing beheadings? Leaving? Having had 3 kids by age 19? (2 have died)
Its wrong.
And stop telling posters what not to post about. Just dont read posts if you are not interested.