Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "The Sun" channel.

  1. It's no wonder that people are outraged and disgusted by Shamima Begum. She has shown no signs of regret or remorse for her actions, and instead, she has expressed her desire to return to the UK and live a normal life. But can someone who was once a member of a terrorist group ever truly be considered normal? Her actions have consequences, and she must face them.
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  2. But what makes Shamima Begum's case even more despicable is the fact that she was a traitor to her own country. She turned her back on the nation that gave her and her family a home, education, and opportunities. She chose to align herself with a group that has been declared a terrorist organization and has caused harm to innocent people. She not only betrayed her country but also her family and friends who have been left devastated by her actions.
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  3. Shamima Begum, a name that has sparked controversy and outrage in the media and society. She was just 15 years old when she left her home in East London to join the terrorist group, ISIS, in Syria. Many have labeled her as an evil and mentally ill woman, and it's not hard to see why. She willingly joined a group that has been responsible for countless atrocities and has shown no remorse for her actions. She has been seen in multiple interviews defending her decision to join ISIS and has even expressed her desire to return to the UK, despite knowing the consequences of her actions.
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  4.  @AmberU  It must be incredibly difficult for her to adjust to life in a refugee camp after leaving behind her comfortable life in Britain.
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  5. Some people benefit of the war in Ukraine such as arms dealers, who profit from the increased demand for weapons, and corrupt officials who exploit the chaos to line their own pockets.
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  6. It is crucial to prioritize peace and diplomacy in resolving conflicts.
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  7. I, along with many others, hope that Shamima Begum burns in hell for the pain and suffering she has caused. Her actions have not only affected the lives of innocent people but have also tarnished the reputation of her community and religion. She has shown no respect for human life and has chosen to support a group that thrives on violence and hatred. It's time for her to face the consequences of her actions and be held accountable for the lives lost because of her involvement with ISIS.
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  8. And let's not forget the fact that Shamima Begum was a killer. She may not have physically pulled the trigger, but she was a member of a terrorist group that has been responsible for the deaths of many innocent people. She has shown no remorse for the lives lost and has even defended the actions of ISIS. The thought of someone who has been involved in such heinous acts walking free on the streets is terrifying and unacceptable.
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  9. Shamima Begum, a former British citizen and one of the three teenage girls who left their homes to join the Islamic State (IS) in Syria, has been a controversial figure since her story came to light in 2015. While some have sympathized with her, arguing that she was a victim of grooming and manipulation, others have condemned her actions and labeled her as a traitor. However, it is clear that Begum was not just a naive teenager who made a mistake, but rather an evil and mentally ill woman who willingly joined a terrorist organization and committed heinous acts. Begum's decision to leave her comfortable life in the UK and travel to Syria to join the IS is a clear indication of her support for their extremist ideology. Despite being only 15 years old at the time, she was fully aware of the brutal nature of the group and the atrocities they were committing. She had access to the internet and social media, where she would have seen the beheading videos and other acts of violence carried out by the IS. Yet, she chose to ignore these warning signs and still made the conscious decision to join them. Not only did Begum join the IS, but she also actively participated in their activities. She married a Dutch IS fighter, who was reportedly involved in execution-style killings, and had two children with him. She also served as a member of the 'morality police,' enforcing the strict rules and regulations imposed by the IS, which included public floggings and executions for those who did not comply. Begum's involvement in these activities clearly shows that she was not a victim, but rather a willing participant in the IS's reign of terror. But perhaps the most disturbing aspect of Begum's story is her lack of remorse for her actions. In multiple interviews, she has shown no regret for joining the IS or for the atrocities she witnessed and participated in. When asked about the Manchester Arena bombing, which killed 22 people, including children, she callously stated that it was 'justified' because of the airstrikes carried out by the UK. This utter lack of empathy and disregard for human life is a clear indication of Begum's evil nature. Furthermore, it is evident that Begum suffers from some form of mental illness. In her interviews, she appears to be detached from reality and shows no emotion when discussing her actions and experiences in Syria. This could be a result of the trauma she endured while living in a war-torn country, but it does not excuse her actions. It is the responsibility of every individual to seek help for their mental health, and Begum cannot use her illness as an excuse for her involvement in terrorist activities. In conclusion, Shamima Begum was not just a misguided teenager who made a mistake. She was an evil and mentally ill woman who willingly joined a terrorist organization, participated in their violent activities, and showed no remorse for her actions. She is a traitor to her country and to humanity, and her choices have resulted in the loss of innocent lives. It is essential to hold individuals accountable for their actions, and Begum should face the consequences of her betrayal and involvement in terrorism.
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  10. The case of Shamima Begum has sparked intense debates and discussions all over the world. While some argue that she was a victim of grooming and manipulation, others view her as an evil and dangerous individual. However, the truth lies somewhere in between. Begum was undoubtedly a troubled and mentally ill woman who was easily influenced by extremist ideologies. Her decision to leave her home and join the Islamic State at the age of 15 was a result of her vulnerability and susceptibility to radicalization. It is clear that she was not in a stable mental state when she made this life-altering decision. Instead of being judged and condemned, she should have been given the necessary support and counseling to address her underlying mental health issues. It is also worth noting that she was a victim of grooming and manipulation by ISIS recruiters who prey on vulnerable individuals like Begum. Her actions cannot be justified, but it is important to understand the circumstances that led her to make such a drastic decision. Moreover, Begum's mental illness was further exacerbated by her experiences in Syria, where she was exposed to violence, trauma, and brainwashing. It is evident that she was not in control of her actions, and her mental state should have been taken into consideration when making decisions about her future. The world should not forget that Begum was a young girl who fell prey to the manipulation and brainwashing of a terrorist organization. Instead of labeling her as an evil and dangerous person, efforts should be made to rehabilitate and reintegrate her into society, while also holding her accountable for her actions. It is crucial to address the issue of mental health and vulnerability in cases like Begum's to prevent other young individuals from falling into the same trap. In conclusion, Shamima Begum was a troubled and mentally ill woman who was a victim of grooming and manipulation by a terrorist organization. Rather than solely blaming her, we must acknowledge the role of her mental health and work towards finding a solution that not only holds her accountable but also addresses the root causes of her actions.
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