content: They may oppose ISIS but just not to the extent that they want to risk their lives for it. And they can't stay in Syria without remaining under some kind of barbaric rule, whether it's ISIS or Assad's, and you're right about them not wanting to live under their rule because if they do so they're at risk of execution or mutilation for the simplest of crimes, like free speech, which so many of us came here to stand up for and defend. Just because they're young men doesn't mean they have any less right as refugees, does it? Unless we're going to force them to fight, just like ISIS would.