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Thread: Saddam Hussein Hanged
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30th December 2006, 15:01 #21
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Originally Posted by Dazz9908
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30th December 2006, 15:08 #22
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Originally Posted by studioseI could really use a fish right now
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30th December 2006, 15:12 #23
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Originally Posted by BeansBeansBeans
I've seen a video of the rope being placed around his neck but I don't think the actual hanging will be shown.Tazio 14/3/2015: I'll give every member on this forum 1,000.00 USD if McLaren fails to podium this season!
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30th December 2006, 15:24 #24
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30th December 2006, 15:32 #25
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Originally Posted by Eki
Before the invasion, Iraq was a stable dictatorship whose citizens could be executed basically because Saddam Hussein didn't like them. Now, Iraq is an unstable democracy whose citizens can only be executed if a court of law finds them guilty of a grievous crime.
Things haven't changed much...?
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30th December 2006, 16:14 #26
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Originally Posted by studiose
Saddam was hanged because he punished those who tried to assasinate him. I'm sure it was a grievous crime in his eyes. I'm sure every nation would punish those trying to kill their leader. For example, the man who tried to assasinate Ronald Reagan in the 80s is still in prison. Isn't it inhumane? You don't get that long prison sentence just for an attempted murder here in Finland.I could really use a fish right now
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30th December 2006, 16:34 #27
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I suppose before the overthrow, people had to watch out for the government, now it's just anybody you don't know.
I feel sorry for the Iraqi people that have to live with this :\
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30th December 2006, 16:37 #28
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Originally Posted by Eki
Originally Posted by Eki
There a significant difference, however, between trying someone according to the laws of a country and simply killing opponents. Surely you must realize that.
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30th December 2006, 16:41 #29
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Originally Posted by studiose
Seems there has been no shortage of executed citizens that are tortured and then shot in the back of the head, blown up etc. in Iraq daily.
Executed is the correct wording.
There has not been a need of a busy court doing overtime to bring it about.
Or is it just collateral damage?Won't you re-up for the greatest moral cause since Sodom and Gomorrah?
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30th December 2006, 16:48 #30
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