[sparklite2]

Kill her family and his, too. That way, we send the message that killing yourself does not stop the retaliation jihadism attracts. Maybe these fools will think twice if they know their family will be chased down and executed.

[Aliska]

I don't support killing of families of terrorists in the US. We are already doing it outside the US with drones although they aren't the prime targets.

Here we are fighting for the Constitution to be upheld, and it would be without due process to kill them plus we would have to pass legislation which isn't going to happen. The Patriot Act might cover it though.

If things get a lot worse, I don't know what will happen, but it will take a lot to get public opinion on board with that idea.

I don't feel like seeking revenge on Muslims. I believe a grand jury will be called to determine if the wife will be charged and what if. She has gone into hiding.

I do predict this: If we were to deport every last Muslim which I am no way advocating, I believe we have enough disaffected citizens who are loners, psychological problems, no firm non-Islamic spiritual foundation who will find ISIS or a subsequent iteration of it who will be all too willing to do their bidding. ISIS is commanding followers to kill Americans by name which won't be published unless something gets around censors or hacked. A person doesn't have to participate much in any social media to get the message.

[napscoordinator]

Why stop there.......we screwed up in 1986 when the parents were welcomed with open arms into our country. That was the first f-up.

[Mark17]

- Kill her family and his, too. That way, we send the message that killing yourself does not stop the retaliation jihadism attracts. Maybe these fools will think twice if they know their family will be chased down and executed

Isn't that the way the Russians would do it?