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Even if he was behind those killings, if someone passed away we should just hope God forgives him and bless his soul. Why should one prefers that he lives and be trialed in court.. what justice is there in the courts today? Let God be the judge. It is not about culture.. it is only human to feel compassion for the dead. Our turn will come someday.
Anyway shouldnt be too hard on thehandsome lol.. it´s just a natural reaction to the death of someone. who in his opinion, was a traitor..not like he is rejoicing over his death right?.. like how some people rejoiced over Saddam´s execution...or when the shoe hit President Bush lol
This is nothing to do with cultural differences..
I was not sorry and I did not shed a single drop of tear when Muhsin Yazicioglu´s dear friend, his comrade Abdullah Catli died either.
I would not blame a Chilean person who did not feel sorry when Pinochet died either.
(btw..´not feeling sorry does NOT mean you are happy and jumping up and down with joy´ )
And of course, I am sure somebody can come up and say that ´he is dead now and Offering my condolence, May ALLAH rest his soul.´ and some one may come with ´amin´.
He had involvements with kahramanmaras massacare in 1978 -Turkish- (hundreds were killed women-childeren included  ).. (btw..this massacre is just ´one´ example of many of his involvements)
There is a saying in Turkish it is said as ´Kan cagirirmis´ which can be translated as ´the blood always calls you back´.
And curiously he died in Kahraman Maras.
Edited (3/28/2009) by thehandsom
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