I won't comment too much on the politics of this as it's almost certainly going to incite a flame war, but I'd like to acknowledge that regardless of whether you think this was the right decision or not, we are now living with the consequences of that, which includes the grim reality that people that helped the United States are stranded in a hostile environment as a result of our policies. Some will survive/escape, many will die.

The Hazara will be persecuted. Women will be delegated back to being second class citizens. Some of these women who've never known what that was like, where they've gone to university and held real jobs and weren't just objects for child bearing, will go back to being derided and having no rights. Afghan men perhaps didn't do enough to fight for this, but the women certainly can't be held accountable here, but they'll be the ones to suffer the most.

I'm deeply saddened by what's happened and I can only hope that anyone that wants to get out can.