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saddams executed
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 02:17 am |
Bad decision!
It will just cause one civil ward of huge proportions...
and I am against capital punishment, no matter which person we are talking about !
Hanging...could there be a worse way to die?
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 02:26 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting azade:
As I see it, you can't compare suicide bombers to ordinary people who like to keep the traditions straight. |
why not? the bombers also do it out of religious feelings, for allah, to please allah, and in many muslim countries they become heros, martyrs. religious groups within islam do fight against each other and do blow up mosques even in the most important day.
but when dear uncle saddam (seemingly by americans) is executed it is a great insult for all muslims?! very nice!
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Well the main reason is that anyone who would even considder eg. suicide bombing is mentally ill, probably a psychopath.
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 02:28 am |
It was a quick and wrong decision for me..
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 03:35 am |
Quoting Dilara: Bad decision!
It will just cause one civil ward of huge proportions...
and I am against capital punishment, no matter which person we are talking about !
Hanging...could there be a worse way to die?
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Well apparantly he died almost instantly so it wasn't the worst you could have got, but I agree it will cause so much trouble, infact it already is there were at least 77 deaths from four car bombings in Iraq by those who supported and wanted revenge for Saddam Hussein's hanging today.
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 12:43 pm |
personally i would have rather watch him rot behind bars the rest of his days...no punishment if he felt no pain..slightly mentally disturbing i know
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 01:31 pm |
however it would not be safe for him or the people living there for him to be kept under high security.....think.....he is a rich man and still has many followers that were working with him, it wouldn't be long until he would have people attemting to set him free. i am not saying this choice was the best but u got to think of it from both sides and what is right for the people living there. as kai said...there have already been car and bus bombings, which i think may have been his peoples attempts to prevent the hanging......i'll shut up now hehe
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 01:33 pm |
NO!!! .. to the Death Penalty!
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 01:44 pm |
Quoting irishdon: NO!!! .. to the Death Penalty! |
Completely agree
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 02:02 pm |
i am not saying that i agree with this penalty but what else could they do?? i don’t think there government could run the risk of such an escape.....again as i said, i do not entirely agree with the law, but to 'let him rot in prison' still costs the people...i know that in my country our tax's pay for prisons and the people within. Would you like your money going towards him? i know i wouldn’t....especially with the risk of him able to escape.
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 02:21 pm |
Quoting Dilara:
Hanging...could there be a worse way to die?
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Yes,i am sure the way Saddham Hussain.s victims were treated and then killed was by far worse.Hanging breaks the neck and death is instantaneous.
If anyone has every read Albert Pierapoint's autobiography (he was the offical hang man for england).He wrote in his book that hanging does not deter crime.But i go believe that sometimes the death penalty is needed.The Bible says" an eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth."
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31 Dec 2006 Sun 02:23 pm |
Quoting christine: Quoting Dilara:
Hanging...could there be a worse way to die?
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Yes,i am sure the way Saddham Hussains vitims were treated and then killed was by far worse.Hanging breaks the neck and death is instantaneous.
If anyone has every read Albert Pierapoint's autobiography (he was the offical hang man for england).He wrote in his book that hanging does not deter crime.But i go believe that sometimes the death penalty is needed.The Bible says" an eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth." |
quite true!
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