You are doing the exact thing you are accusing me of. Yes, it turns out that people lie and deceive about rehabilitating and then end up doing a far worse crime than before. There's leeway for teenage stupidity but there's also crossing the line and she has done that. You are ignoring the parts about the context where she did have choices, bad things happening to her(if we believe her on her word) don't cancel out the decisions she has made to join ISIS, and not to mention, still defend them and compare deaths of terrorist to that of innocent children at a concert. And suddenly, she(and others) want to come back now that ISIS has taken a huge loss.... sure honey. If you really want to get literal, almost anyone in ISIS is likely a victim of ISIS and its grooming. But that doesn't change the fact that they are ISIS.
There is a white Dutch guy who joined ISIS and no one is going ''aww he's white let's help him and forgive him'', even on Facebook where right winged people usually love to argue and hate, you're trying to frame this as a victim story when it's actually about religious extremism. Call a spade a spade, the root of the problem here is extreme religion.
People like her and him need to be behind bars forever, they have made absolutely horrid decisions in life and that lost their humanity in many peoples' eyes. Call me inhumane all you want, but I'd rather not risk them deciding to blow up between a bunch of innocent people when they're free again after a couple of years. Those innocent lives are far more worth than them.
Sympathising and forgiving terrorists is what seems inhumane to me considering what the consequences of that could be.
