This is why I reject the idea that parents own their children to the extent that those children do not have the rights of citizens. When parents abuse & endanger their children, the state must be able to take them away and protect them as British citizens with human rights. https://twitter.com/Legal_Equality/status/1055718997071605760 …
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People blame him for his parents and assume he will hold the same views as an adult. He does, in fact, present a potential threat of extremist violence although he currently seems very sweet. He got upset at the unnecessary killing of a spider. He must be judged on what he does.
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If his parents were to take him abroad to join some Nazi militia, he wouldn't be able to stop them and I don't think it could be justified to refuse to allow him back in.
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I take your point here too. I know we're making the case that we can't have rules for some (ISIS) and not others (BNP). But... I still think that there is a distinction between IS ideology and BNP (no matter how deplorable the latter is too).
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I would hope that the normal society around the little boy would get rid of BNP tendencies (despite his upbringing), but what's the odds of that happening in Syria with the awful things those kids will have seen (plus the IS indoctrination)?
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