You do realise she’s not 15 forever don’t you? She’s a grown woman and a grown woman with blood on her hands.
Bollocks to her and you. Move her into your house if you want.
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Shamima Begum
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You do realise she’s not 15 forever don’t you? She’s a grown woman and a grown woman with blood on her hands.
Bollocks to her and you. Move her into your house if you want.
Churchlawtonblue
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Really!? I sugest you read your posts back and maybe reassess how you can come across to other posters? Have a good evening.I’m not trying to argue with you really, I’m just really conflicted by this one and yours was the last post at the time.
SuperstarNeilC
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I don’t see how she can be brought back here and tried in a Court of Law. There is no evidence, witnesses, forensics, anything. All her crimes took place thousands of miles away in the middle of a barren desert. How do we try that?
gordondaviesmoustache
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Yeah, that pesky evidence stuff always gets in the way of justice.I don’t see how she can be brought back here and tried in a Court of Law. There is no evidence, witnesses, forensics, anything. All her crimes took place thousands of miles away in the middle of a barren desert. How do we try that?
hilts
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It’s a controversial opinion I know, but I believe her age when she made these terrible choices should be a consideration. Not to exonerate or excuse her actions, but to explain them and provide a marginal degree of context.
On the basis that she doesn’t have Bangladeshi citizenship, I think revoking her citizenship is a ridiculous idea btw. Absolutely preposterous.
She needs to be punished, severely so, but if she’s prepared to face that, and deal with the consequences of her actions, then she should be allowed back imo.
What punishment would you give her fella?
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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I almost always do. Same to you.Really!? I sugest you read your posts back and maybe reassess how you can come across to other posters? Have a good evening.
Yeah, that pesky evidence stuff always gets in the way of justice.
She has admitted it on camera to be fair.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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If she should go to prison for life, then so be it and I don’t see why that view is that controversial.You do realise she’s not 15 forever don’t you? She’s a grown woman and a grown woman with blood on her hands.
Bollocks to her and you. Move her into your house if you want.
hilts
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There is some irony in grown men describing her as evil and then happily lining up to hang her, shoot her or throw her out of a plane.....
In fairness I posted in haste I would kick her out of the plane rather than throw:-)
gordondaviesmoustache
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Firstly, she would have to formally admit associating with and assisting a proscribed terrorist organisation. On that basis (and this really is a finger in the air job) I would say (on the basis of her serving two thirds of her sentence) somewhere in the order of 25-30 years, would severely punish her, take her youth from her, serve as a deterrent to others, but still give her the opportunity to contribute positively to society and live a significant proportion of her life beyond being released.What punishment would you give her fella?