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he said his naim was ralph
I would say stating that there are occasions when an emotional response is acceptable when the circumstances allow, as in this case where an individual has joined the largest terrorist organisation on the planet, an organisation which has killed many around the world in the last few years, including the UK, then stated the Manchester bombing was acceptable under the circumstances, without me claiming all who do respond with emotion are inadequate human beings, but at the same time acknowledging that the courts have the final word on any criminal offence, regardless of public outcry, is indeed looking outside one's personal biased boundaries, you should try it sometime, instead of lying in wait with your sniper gun aimed at everyone's post ready to shoot your usual sarcastic bile, actually contribute to the thread matter, it will cleanse your soul & could go a long way to eliminate the restrained anger within.
Sorry - punctuation makes that unintelligible for me.
As for the link, nothing here suggests this woman was used as a sex slave or took part in combat of any kind so pretty useless in this particular case. I have not seen anything in print or via video interview where she has claimed sexual abuse.
Really? That's odd!