Replies

Because they are individuals bandied about by inescapable conditions imposed on them. Are we able to treat them, although originating in a foreign land, are we able to show them God's love om our considerations? to treat them with kindness IN SPITE of being the assassin's kin, to give them a chance to be considered separate from him and judged on their own responses to the situation?

At root, do YOU want God to be fair in treating you?

Do you know what that would mean for you?

**********

I would agree to send them back, but with special protection instituted in their own homeland that they not be deliberately mistreated for what their husband/father brought on himself.

At this point we do not know the whole picture. Is it possible that this fellow has been persuaded to risk his life to faithfully help our forces in combating oppositional Talibaans on the basis of our forces promising without fail to protect and save him from his countrymen's wrath? And did he and his wife have to leave their country or face death their when "we" (Biden's military) did not have the guts as a nation to see it through? Did "we" fail to save, shepherd, and adapt his stay here to find meaning in our society? Or was he our enemy from the get-go?

In his case, we haven't been informed, we don't know. But we ought to find out before agreeing about the steps to be taken, rather than act as if we-all were of the same criminal mind as him and not purveyors of life, liberty, and justice for all within our boundaries, citizens or not.