I say let them go and suffer the same fate as most ISIS converts. I don't want them back in Canada. Cancel their passports. They don't share Canadian values.
I say let them go and suffer the same fate as most ISIS converts. I don't want them back in Canada. Cancel their passports. They don't share Canadian values.
My gut feeling is I would prefer an ISIS sympathizer over there rather than trapped here. Shouldn't a state of war exist if we are engaged in combat and if that was so - is there rules against cavorting with the enemy ?I say let them go and suffer the same fate as most ISIS converts. I don't want them back in Canada. Cancel their passports. They don't share Canadian values.
I have mixed feelings about that - he was a juvenile (15) soldier fighting the enemy and put in that position by his idiot father. He is serving 18 years for a murder in battle conditions yet if he was a gang member committing first degree murder in Canada, he would be out in 6 years. He was imprisoned by the US under the Patriot Act which requires no proof of guilt and has a long list of proven innocent victims.But we let Omar Khadr back didn't we?
According to TERB, Canadian values mean that we're cool with someone joining a terrorist group and murdering people, as long as they do it abroad. Eejits.What ARE Canadian values these days?? Just wondering
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Unfortunately I don't think 'going to fight for ISIS' appears on any travel documentation.I say let them go and suffer the same fate as most ISIS converts. I don't want them back in Canada. Cancel their passports. They don't share Canadian values.
Maybe more low tech and cost effective than my blow them up at home idea but equally effective, just not presentable on the evening news.I still think my industrial wood chipper idea is best. Politicians that come up with these moronic ideas first, then all the other idiots. Only issue I have is a funny feeling I may end up very lonely.
Perhaps they can create an isis registry?How are they going to to do that? ISIS supporters are not soft targets like hobbyists.
List can be long but off the bat : We don't behead people, we're not into suicide bombing, we don't burn people alive or force children to marry adults or clitorectomies.What ARE Canadian values these days?? Just wondering
Do the Harperites really think ISIS members/supporters are a greater menace to Canada than pay for sex hobbyists? It's not like sex is involved.Perhaps they can create an isis registry?
I was thinking more about our positive, collective values beyond Tim Hortons, hockey, and beer, for example. I have a feeling our values are evolving beyond what they used to be when I was younger, particularly in urbanized parts of the country. Not sure if that's good or bad....just wondering.....are ethnic, religious and cultural differences and obsessions taking canada off the rails from common goals and collective values which ought to be the corner stones of nation building?? Do self interest groups these days have any interest what so ever in contributing to our nation beyond what's in it for them.?List can be long but off the bat : We don't behead people, we're not into suicide bombing, we don't burn people alive or force children to marry adults or clitorectomies.
What does a 15 year old living in an isolated part of the world really knows? He was taught that Americans were bad and they wanted to kill his people.I agree, let them go and don't let them back.
But we let Omar Khadr back didn't we?