[crunchy]

I guess to fuck goats

[ultraviolentwrath]

thank god he's dead!

[WafflePancake]

I'm Canadian and I would never be a part of something like this... This is horrible

[Jks123]

Good riddance. Wish every single one would join him.

[AmericanIllusions]

I can't agree with him joining ISIS but I gotta say he died with honor. He didn't blow anyone up.

[Vamooska]

Born a terrorist or convert to one....it really doesn't matter. The only thing you will be converted to....is worm food douchebag.

[Roadracer666]

Game over

[Bletch]

What a lost cause it became. The irony is almost bittersweet.

[jasondave2000]

Originally Posted by Etsu ↗

Why would any normal person want to join goat fucking terrorist group is beyond my understanding. But this is a pretty interesting video of a 24 years old Canadian guy that joined ISIS in 2012 and was killed in the summer of 2013. This video was recently released by an ISIS affiliated web site as a recruitment video.
**Skip to 6:20 if you want to go straight to his death scene.

Think about it this way. If a child born into ISIS abandoned their family, fled to Canada & decided to join the Canadian military, taking up arms to fight against ISIS & began murdering ISIS members, would you find that so unfathomable & terrible??? All we've done is reverse sides & reverse the POV. Same story though.

A different POV would maintain that people who travel to another country that has nothing to do with them & then start murdering people there, messing with their politics & controlling the way the locals do things could also be viewed as terrorists. Chris Columbus & his cronies could be considered terrorists from a very valid POV, as would the western militaries taking action in the Middle East solely because of their oil & energy concerns.

I can empathise with the feelings that might lead one to such a decision, and young people are just at that point in their life where they're searching for something to be a part of, finalising their identity, etc. so the desire to be part of something seemingly positive & bigger than oneself is understandable. It's all simply a matter of perspective, dependent on which side of the fence you happen to be sitting on.

[texastea]

No loss to the human race.