Execution Of Saddam Hussein VIDEO Part 1 - Preparation! Watch Here!

I started the movie but stoped after 2 seconds. I don't want to see another person die. It's inhuman to me :/

 

Mihaidamianov, as I stated in BIG BOLD letters, do not watch it if you do not want to. It's your choice whether or not you click that link. I feel that I should report your post too due to its rude, uncalled for content.

 

at vicious. if someone rapes, they should be castrated.
being raped back, that is umm well just idk

 

Not sure about iraq..but it cost more to execute someone than life imprisonment in US

 

i did a paper on that subject...in some case it cost more than a million because of the legal fee

 

Vicious, in the U.S., he's right. After all appellate avenues are exhausted, it costs more to murder someone than let them rot in perpetuity, no possible appeal. This is fairly well documented. A quick comb of the web yielded a report put out by the Washington State Bar Association: http://www.wsba.org/lawyers/groups/finalreport.pdf. Please see pp. 31 et seq. for summary conclusions on the finances of capital v. agg. murder, non-capital penalty cases. This report squares with what I know from working in the field.

On a personal level, I agree with John Dunne. Any man's death diminishes me. I own that I have a ferocious personal sense of protection for my family, and would not hesitate to end a life in protecting my family if needs be. But equally I own I have no right to take a life once that life is incarcerated without hope of reprieve. I mourn the evil that Hussein wrought, just as I mourn the ritual killing of a defenseless, though evil, man. To kill a prisoner is to murder, and I cannot condone it.

Edited to add: Saw your second quote after I posted. We have in place the right of appeal as the death penalty is by definition final, and the appellate process is designed to ensure all possible errors to judgment have been removed. Summary execution will never be a part of our landscape - and as I loathe the Taliban, for instance, I am glad for it. That said, the fact that the appellate process is in place for capital cases means the cost exceeds life imprisonment cases.

 

Thank you very well said



I did watch both of the videos and i dont see anything that offend me or like nothing wrong. He got back what he did to others, you know Karma . I was however surprised that he was so calm, i didnt expect that but oh well god knows better who is right and who is wrong and weather he is going to heaven or hell

 

I think the day he was 'killed' was the wrong day to do it. Mainly because it's a religious holiday (Eid) for Muslims, I do notice there were not of intresting reports on the news of how 'People started celebrating'. Naturally I'm sure it must have ad something to do with the religious holiday.

I noticed in how the death photo supplied to the new, Saddam's clothes had changed.

 

Well i think authorities should have given at least day of Eid. If i was the authority i would have given him that day no matter what. I dont but whatever happened ..... DESTINY


Feeling really bad to say but Iraq LOST Iraq didnt get anything at all. Iraqi people are losers. They got rid of one dictator but they didnt get rid of dictatorship. I will wait for the days when same thing happen to that BUSH

 

I have no interest in watching this man suffer, but I wouldn't stand in anyones way to hurt him.

 

Maybe he isnt dead? Many conspiration about that right now.

 

honestly, it is quite sick that people feel the need to watch the life being taken of a fellow human

 

This is sick, anyone who wants to see another human being die is sick. People will go spreading this around for humour but SOMEONE JUST DIED, it's not funny, just look at what the link is called: humourupload...

No matter what anybody has done they shouldn't be killed, it's pointless, saddam would have just as little power behind bars than if he was dead, plus in prison he would have time to think about what he did.