White British Islamic terrorist

[Incal]

Why this uncalled for trolling? He is essentially agreeing with you.

Some mild butthurt from another thread.

[Valais]

He deserves his wife.

[Arianiti]

What did he betray though?

He has betrayed his own ethnicity. If one Albanian Islamist works against his country , I would like him to be stoned to death.

religion is shit when it comes to your own people, whether is is Islam. Christianity, Budism, etc.

But religions normally are global, no ethnicity recognized.

[Lucifer]

he should be the one ruling over the british sultanate

[cally]

It's one thing to be an individual with beliefs and another to go against your country/people and cause harm to them- this is the definition of self-hate. He adopted the mentality from someone else - someone taught him - which is worrying. Just how many other people share his views?
This guy has been brainwashed so much - just look at his choice of partner

[Catkin]

we might all see ourselves as a part of a collective... but we act individually. Believe it or not, in some warped way, via his own morals... he was doing the right thing, perhaps he was even trying to save his family and people and country, by wanting them to become salafists like himself and his group. All belief-system and ideologies follow a good cause, an ideal. See we all have identities, memories, imagery and essential components we orient ourselves by. Those conceptions don't necessarily coincide from individual to individuals. So in a sense he's not a traitor, he has another vision.

I think it depends then on how you define a 'traitor' of a country. Whether it describes anyone who acts against their country- whatever their motive, or whether it only describes those who act with the full intention of ultimately harming their country or its interests. Under some interpretations of the word then Breivik couldn't be described as a traitor as he supposedly acted in what he believed were the long-term interests of the west within his warped ideals. But I don't think that's the case with this British guy anyway. He seems only inspired by hate for the west and called his new group his 'family', I can see no evidence whatsoever he wanted to kill Brits because he loved Britain so much that he wanted to see it prosper in the long term. He just switched allegiance, turned against his country, and is therefore, a traitor.

My personal guess is he made his switch because they offered him the opportunity to be someone, have an identity and have something to fight for. All natural things to want to have in his life, and perhaps things that weren't immediately available to him within his own country. It's just a shame his conscience, existing sense of loyalty, and general sense of decency were so weak as to be over-ridden by the desire for his individual search for self.

[Chieftain]

Darth Vader??

[Odin]