The people who Biden left in Afghanistan can expect more of this

[unite for individuality]

While people are talking about giving Afghanistan back to the Taliban,
and leaving behind hundreds of Americans,
and thousands of Afghans who helped
our efforts to bring civilization to that savage country,
we should be reminded of what kind of monsters the Taliban are.

We should remember the picture that Time Magazine put on its cover in August 2010,
of the young woman whose nose and ears had been cut off
to punish her for fleeing an arranged, abusive marriage.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibi_Aisha#/media/File:Bibi_Aisha_Cover_of_Time.jpg

Here is the story as told on Wikipedia:

   Aisha was born into an Afghan family in Afghanistan.
   She lost her mother at a young age.
   When she was twelve, her father promised her to a Taliban fighter
   as compensation in a practice called baad,
   for a murder committed by a member of Aisha's family.
   She was forced to marry this man at the age of fourteen.
   Her husband and his family abused her.
   At the age of eighteen, she fled the abuse,
   but she was caught by the police, jailed for five months,
   and returned to her father, who then returned her to her husband.
   As revenge for her escape,
   Aisha's Father-in-Law, husband and three other men of the family
   took Aisha to the mountains, cut off her nose and ears and left her to die.
   She crawled to her grandfather's house but was refused help.
   In the end, she sought and received help at a US military base.
      --- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibi_Aisha

Since then, she was flown to America
and kept in a women's shelter.
She was given reconstructive surgery,
but that had to be delayed,
because she was having seizures and panic attacks
caused by the trauma that had been inflicted on her.
She now lives in Baltimore
and wishes to become a police officer.

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Myself, I would advise against her becoming a police officer.
Police work can be very stressful,
and she's already had FAR more than her share of stress in life.
I'm afraid she might break down at a critical moment,
and endanger her fellow officers and the public by failing to act.

I would suggest that she become a clinical psychologist
and work with victims of child abuse.