May Kicks Another Brit While They Are Down

[Bronshtein]

Andrew Mitchell MP (Con) makes a very clear case for Begum and others to be repatriated.
Yes there is a security aspect, but we are abrogating our international legal responsibilities by leaving them in the places they are currently incarcerated and where they are open to further radicalisation and abuse.

Many of them were lured or trafficked into Isis controlled territory as children and we should be treating them accordingly as requird by our own modern slavery legislation and our international obligations.

If they have committed offences they should be charged and tried.

Even the US are pissed off with us about our pusillanimous approach to this.

[Picador]

The US don't have any fucking moral high ground, what with extraordinary rendition and Guantanamo, so that argument isn't going to sway anybody.

Try again.

[Ssanemax]

Yes there is a security aspect, but we are abrogating our international legal responsibilities by leaving them in the places they are currently incarcerated and where they are open to further radicalisation and abuse.

Yup. But I think the assumption is that they will quite likely also be subject to dying, or spending their lives in prison. They can get as radicalised as they like in Syrian Prison, and how much more radicalised are they going to get?

Many of them were lured or trafficked into Isis controlled territory as children and we should be treating them accordingly as required by our own modern slavery legislation and our international obligations

. and many of them were not.

If they have committed offences they should be charged and tried

I am sure they will be in a half-assed way at no cost to ourselves.

Even the US are pissed off with us about our pusillanimous approach to this.

[/quote] Fuck no? The Americans don't like it? what a tragedy.

[Ssanemax]

Sorry to possibly come across all 'Mail-Reader' on this, but use some common sense Brony.

Most of these people were grown ups. The ones that were not had the balls to get to Syria, something I would find a job.I think we can safely regard most of them as grown ups.

They decided to effectively abandon their allegiance to the UK and join a foreign army. I KNOW that the tories did this as a sop to their valuable 'Brown-People hating' voter pool, and it's a bit mean - but in the end, when you do something as thick as signing up for a Foreign Government's armed forces, you can't then count on getting taken home when it all goes wrong.

[Picador]

Bronny only cares about the purity of law, sorry LAW, Pat.

There's no reaching him, he thinks kicking the Islamist cow out and keeping her out is an affront to natural justice.

I'd say stripping of British citizenship is a perfect example of natural justice, but there he and I differ

[Guest]

Andrew Mitchell MP (Con) makes a very clear case for Begum and others to be repatriated.
Yes there is a security aspect, but we are abrogating our international legal responsibilities by leaving them in the places they are currently incarcerated and where they are open to further radicalisation and abuse.

Many of them were lured or trafficked into Isis controlled territory as children and we should be treating them accordingly as requird by our own modern slavery legislation and our international obligations.

If they have committed offences they should be charged and tried.

Even the US are pissed off with us about our pusillanimous approach to this.

Oh well.
Shit happens, eh?

[Bronshtein]

Its very similar to the approach Johnson has to all the corruption allegations at present:
'Nothing to see here. The Great British Public don't care.'

Well that's what the law is for rather than mob opinion - but...

Shrugging shoulders and letting corruption infest the body politic and/or ignoring international law gets you to on place - perdition.

It's not about the moral purity of the law alone - it's about treating people as you'd want or expect to be treated.

If it's just about what you can get away with or want to happen then the social contract is out of the window and I'll go and shoot and cheat and hack my way to a better standard of living thanks.

Oh - and as for the Yanks not having any moral high ground - that was the fucking point - they haven't and yet we still look shit against them.

[Picador]

If I'd gone and joined a terrorist group in the Middle East whose avowed aims were Jihad, death to the Infidel and the establishment of a Muslim Caliphate acheived in various atrocious ways, I'd expect to be treated as a traitor to my home country, which is what she is. In wartime that would have got you jerking at the end of a fucking rope.

Can you see that, you blindfolded liberal? Have your roll eyes back twat.

If you're really bothered about the road to perdition, do something useful - shoot BoJo, blow up the Commons. Because one treasonous woman is small fry to the shit they're getting away with.

[Ssanemax]

Its very similar to the approach Johnson has to all the corruption allegations at present: Nothing to see here. The Great British Public don't care.'[/code]

Except it's not really like that at all is it?

Oh - and as for the Yanks not having any moral high ground - that was the fucking point - they haven't and yet we still look shit against them.

you claim was that the yanks were pissed off by it. Who cares? and who says we claimed to have the higher ground? You just keep on setting up Logical fallacies.

what we have done is fairly sensible, only someone who thought Jack Letts' parents were the 'brutal victims of Fascist British Law' can keep talking this level of utter bollox Brony.

[Hew Johns]

Could we verify your source, Brony? AFAICS the US is pretty uninterested.