The Islamofascist organization sometimes known as ISIS has apparently published a position paper supporting its people-trafficking, which it describes as consistent with shariah. The self-declared "Islamic state" previously admitted it peddled flesh for cash, but the position paper seems a propaganda step taken to defend its position against genuine Muslims reacting to seeing their religion employed in this manner. Or maybe it's an advertisement to young males, unable to get dates back home. The would-be caliphate doesn't strictly require females to serve domestic roles, though; they're also employed to oppress women in public in ways males might find hard to explain.
It'll be interesting to see what response results from these killers' formal announcement of their outrageous position. Presumably nobody will now mistake their outlook for something less sinister. Certainly the women who are hunting these misogynists with rifles have already gotten the message.
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