I thought Britain was under sharia law?

[AqD]

How so? I have seen pics of them smiling with guns. They arent, but a stupid girl that probably hasnt used a gun is her life is?

How is smiling with guns a crime? Plenty of Americans do that.

That girl went to join the group that advocates sharia law. Anyone who does that should be marked as an enemy to humanity or something.

[Bethrezen]

Did they not fight under the pictures of Abdullah Öcalan, alongside child soldiers, and help PKK stage attacks in Turkey against civilians?

They did but they're also allies of the Western democracies. Besides, they will sell that oil very cheap.

[PointOfViewGun]

How is smiling with guns a crime? Plenty of Americans do that.
That girl went to join the group that advocates sharia law. Anyone who does that should be marked as an enemy to humanity or something.

You would have tens of millions of people in UK marked as an enemy then.

[Mayer]

That girl went to join the group that advocates sharia law. Anyone who does that should be marked as an enemy to humanity or something.

LoL, every practicing muslim supports the Sharia, the law of Islam. You'd have to brand all followers of islam as enemies of humanity.

[Alastor]

You would have tens of millions of people in UK marked as an enemy then.

There is tens of millions of sharia law advocates in the UK?

[Gaidin]

I thought it was illegal to make someone stateless this way. I don't see how this can survive a court challenge.

It is from what five minutes of google-fu told me. Someone from Britain can go into greater detail than a first page news article, but apparently there's a 1980's law that makes it illegal to revoke citizenship if they are not satisfied they can acquire citizenship elsewhere. No matter how much for the public good the revocation would be, if there would be no other state or territory for her to become a citizen, she could not have her citizenship revoked. So, they think there's somewhere else(hint: Bangladesh). Whether that place will let her in, is another question. She can appeal the order, of course, according to the process set up.

[PointOfViewGun]

There is tens of millions of sharia law advocates in the UK?

Given that Sharia law is simply a category of laws that are inspired by religious ideology I think it wouldn't be too hard to find a lot of people in the UK who believe that their laws should be based on their holy books. So, kinda, yeah.

[Mayer]

There is tens of millions of sharia law advocates in the UK?

No, but it is predicted to be the future (13mio. muslims in 2050 according to the Pew Research Center).

[Aexodus]

Did they not fight under the pictures of Abdullah Öcalan, alongside child soldiers, and help PKK stage attacks in Turkey against civilians?

The YPG is not proscribed, therefore they are not terrorists.

[tgoodenow]

Jeremy Corbyn has weighed in for the first time on Shamima Begum being stripped of her British citizenship by insisting she not only has a right to remain in Britain but that she deserves "support".

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tel...owed-back/amp/
lol of course

What I don’t understand is, why doesn’t joining ISIS qualify as treason?

[PointOfViewGun]

The YPG is not proscribed, therefore they are not terrorists.

So, you prefer to hide behind a technicality. OK.

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lol of course

What I don’t understand is, why doesn’t joining ISIS qualify as treason?

Perhaps because she was 15 when she joined ISIL?

[tgoodenow]

Perhaps because she was 15 when she joined ISIL?

Perhaps she would be tried as an adult like others who commit serious offenses?

[PointOfViewGun]

Perhaps she would be tried as an adult like others who commit serious offenses?

Sure. Try her in court just like many teenagers are tried in court with her being a kid in mind.

[Elmetiacos]

Celebrity gossip.

[Heathen Hammer]

Not really, the example you give does not support your claim.

You literally highlighted the part which proves my claim...

There were many foreigners that went to Syria to fight for YPG. Are they terrorists or not?

YPG is not a terrorist group, so of course not.

[tgoodenow]

Sure. Try her in court just like many teenagers are tried in court with her being a kid in mind.

But they’re not tried as kids. They’re tried as adults. If a 15 year old can understand that murder is wrong in the eyes of the law, a 15 year old can also understand that joining a terroist organization isn’t a good idea.

[PointOfViewGun]

You literally highlighted the part which proves my claim...

I literally highlighted the part where you stated the claim and the example which did not support each other...

But they’re not tried as kids. They’re tried as adults. If a 15 year old can understand that murder is wrong in the eyes of the law, a 15 year old can also understand that joining a terroist organization isn’t a good idea.

So? Nobody argued that she should not be tried.

[Papay]

YPG is not a terrorist group, so of course not.

It has connections with PKK that is considered a terrorist group by USA and EU. But of course we love double standards here. Western volunteer goes to Syria in order to kill(he is a good guy if he kills people we dont like)

[Alastor]

(he is a good guy if he kills people we dont like)

That is kind of a general rule though, is it not? For instance the policeman we like that kills a criminal we don't like is the good guy. How a killing is viewed always depends on more than just the act of killing itself.

[Papay]

That is kind of a general rule though, is it not? For instance the policeman we like that kills a criminal we don't like is the good guy. How a killing is viewed always depends on more than just the act of killing itself.

But what if the policeman is corrupt and protects mafia by doing executions of other criminals?