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Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: UK
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Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: UK
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Should the state decide
I've noticed that people are being jailed and stopped from joining Is. There was another story in the press today. While I totally understand this in the case of minors it seems rather an interference from the state in an adult's choice. Would it not be better to let people go but that they forfeit right to UK passport/citizenship if they do? As in you can go but you can never come back. Isn't jailing them simply building more resentment?
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