Maybe it's difficult to prove that these people have travelled overseas to fight for a foreign power.

 

But if they have, and I include those who have gone overeas to fight for Israel, then they have demonstrated support and loyalty for another and a foreign regime and that, I believe should be grounds for consideration that their Australian citizenship be revoked, even if they were born here.

 

It's a legal thing. Maybe the law needs to be changed in order to prevent the return of those who have been proved  to have  taken up arms to fight for a foreign power.

 

Let them go . . . but prevent their return. We as a country cannot lose much by this deal. They, as wannabe fighters for a foreign cause are indulged as being free to do as they please. Win - win situation.

 

If they survive and find themselves as stateless individuals afterwards well, they choose that condition freely.

 

 

 

 


@icyfroth wrote:

Young men are expendable in a society where men can marry as many women as they like.


Interesting observation icyfroth. Why isn’t the vaginaocracy highlighting this discrimination? What about distaff islam; those young women who wear the hijab and are, when interviewed, “proud of my religion”.