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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
No one offered a valid argument for why someone born and radicalised in the UK is not the UK's responsibility at the time and no one is now. More importantly; no one even bothered to try. "We don't want her because she's dangerous and that's that" was the extent of the counter-argument. Never any response to why Bangladesh should want her either, other than "that's not our problem". It's not really a debate, is it.
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Bangladesh never had any legal responsibility to take her and I'm not sure why that was ever a "plan".
It's my opinion that neither the US nor Europe should be forced to take back ISIS traitors. However, I do think it's our problem and we should go much further is finding a solution but I don't think that solution should be returning them to the country they betrayed in the first place. I really don't know what the answer is, it's kind of uncharted territory. But my instinct is that they should not return.