What do you think of Saddam Husseing being executed?

Question

Personally for me. a sin is a sin.
We did not execute Bill Clinton for have an affair.
No one is God and should not have the right to judge and kill someone else. What he did was wrong but why can't he just oive out his days in jail or something?
What do you think? We all believe different adn that is FINE>

I know - Hussein has no G. oops. Got carried away with my typing

Answer 1

I feel the same way about sin and judging as you do. Sure he can be imprisoned until his death. But I do believe he should be hanged. He murdered hundred's of innocent lives. And his death will put many people at ease that he is gone and can no longer harm anyone. But the next Saddam is right around the corner.

Answer 2

Oh please. How can you compare not executing Clinton for an affair, to Saddam Hussein's mass genocide? Poor example. Hussein has killed personally and ordered thousands of people to be killed. Including our US troops during Desert Storm and way after that as well. He has been a direct influence in the deterioration of the Middle East. What I think about it is- ABOUT DAMN TIME WE CAUGHT HIM AND PUT AN END TO IT! I believe in God too and am not a big fan of sin, but survival is survival. We do what must be done sometimes, and it's not always pretty, but we have to protect our family and loved ones at any costI don't believe God judges us as harshly as a lot of people do. If that were the case then we'd all being going to hell if we were persecuted every time we sinned. Remember, sin is little and big, not just killing and adultery. Every time someone uses the term Jesus Christ! as an exclamation, technically according to the Bible and most religions, that is a sin. I don't believe in harshness of that. Hussein is going to hang and burn in hell, and God Bless.

Answer 3

Mia.... guessing you are a person of faith, let me remind you about what God had planned for Jesus. Go to earth, do good, get into the human judicial system, be executed, rise from the dead, then come back to heaven. As I see it, God does not have any problems with government sanctioned death penalty. Even Jesus said to give unto Cesar (aka the government), that which is Cesar's, and give unto god, that which is God's. His body is human and God gives humans the right to judge other humans, judging the body is separate from judging the soul, God will do that at the right time.

Personally... I think it would be a sin to keep him alive.... the food required to do so would be better off used for a starving child some place.

Answer 4

As a member of the military who spent the summers of 1993, 1995, 1999 and 2003 in the Persian Gulf keeping an eye on Saddam and his blatant violations of UN sanctions; I will not lose sleep when he's gone. For the record, the weather in that part of the world is beyond hot in the summer. Probably as close to hell as I'll get on this earth.

If his death means that I and other military members spend more time with our families, I can live with the result.

Answer 5

You dont seems to understand that execution of one is when that one wilfully killed another, now did Mr Clinton take one life, no one heard or said that, so it wont hurt if you make a little more inquires, the law in those countries is totally different from most countries .

Answer 6

I think Bill Clinton's dalliance and Saddam Hussein's genocide aren't comparable.

I also think that he wasn't punished for a sin, he was punished for a violation of earthly law. Sins are another court's problem, should one exist that will take jurisdiction after Mr. Hussein's breathing privileges are revoked.

Answer 7

I think he should be executed for the crimes of innocent civilians.

But....
what makes this case unique is that the people who oppose his execution do not oppose his death.They just think it should be made by the Arab countries and not by a Western backed trial.

In my opinion its better for the countries in the middle east to be backing the trial not foreign countries for the benefit of all sides.

But what difference does it make?

Answer 8

I don't believe any human under any circumstances has the right to kill another.

The death penalty is wrong in my opinion and a human deciding when someone will be put to death is also wrong, murder is murder.

He should have to live and live long and miserable in prison so he can suffer and think for years and years, death is too easy.

Answer 9

Y OU CAN'T EVEN COMPARE BILL CLINTON TO WHAT THIS GUY DID, H DID NOT THINK TWICE WHEN HE KILLED CHILDREN, WOMEN AND MEN. WOULD YOU LIKE FOR SADDAM TO BE PRISON FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE???? I DON'T THINK SO !! THAT'S IS WHAT IS WRONG WITH SYSTEM NOW SOMEONE MURDERS, RAPES, AND TAKES OUR CHILDREN THEN THEY SPEND THERE LIVES IN JAIL? FOR WHAT? FOR OUR GOVT TO FEED CLOTH AND GIVE THEM THERE FREEDOM TO GET OUT OF PRISON AND DO THE SAME THING AGAIN????HELL NO, I THINK THEY ALL SHOULD BE PUT TO DEATH, RIGHT NOW, NOW YEARS FROM NOW THEN MAYBE SOME OF THOSE CRIMINALS WOULD THINK TWICE BEFORE THEY DO THE CRIMES AGAIN.

Answer 10

i think that it is right for him to be executed. we execute murderers, and he had ordered the killings of many people in the 80's. you shouldn't compare saddam to bill clinton. bill didn't order the deaths of his own civilians.
saddam is a DICTATOR and he had bad karma coming to him the minute he made the death orders. i will let you belive what you want to think. but in my personal opinion, people choose their paths, and saddam chose his.