02-21-2019, 11:14 AM
(02-21-2019, 11:09 AM)Vas Deferens Wrote: First of all, this is a far different case than other women swept up by isis against their will. She knowingly and on her own volition chose to travel to and join these idiots. The many other women from that region who were bought, sold or otherwise acquired by isis present a true humanitarian crisis that will be difficult to wade through but should absolutely be top of mind while untangling this mess. I say bring some of them here and give them help and resources necessary to rebuild their lives.
But, when the willing wives of your religious insurgency sect say, 'i'd rather go home and spend 30+ years in a federal penitentiary than continue on with this charade'... you're doing something wrong.
As for this broad, I don't care. if she wants to come home on her dime and go straight to jail, ok. otherwise, let her wander in the desert dreaming of the license plates she could be stamping back in the good ol' USA
To address the main point of your post, I don't think they make license plates in federal prison.
On edit: I guess there are federal license plates so maybe some federal prisoners do make license plates. This is an interesting tangent you taken us to.
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