Is mr. saddam hussain's execution a justice?

Answer 1

human right#1 "everyone has a right to live". it is so inhuman to hang a leader who strived to keep his country togather,look wat happened when he left the rule,civil disorder, there are some conditions which make them do,otherwise he was not a born devil or something like that...these are the people who first wanted him to attack kuwait and iran,and now hanged him when his people became against him...he killed 164 people while the other bigger party took 6 million lives(news) ,is this justice

Answer 2

Granted, Wasn't Saddam a murderer back in the days when he was shaking hands with Donald Rumsfeld? His crimes were among the worse of the last century. Cast against the long dark shadow of such figures as Pol Pot, Idi Amin, Slobodon Milosevic, Adolph Hitler, and Joseph Stalin, Saddam Hussein's record of brutality certainly places him among the top tier of the world's contemporary tyrants and genocidal murderers.

But should Saddam and his criminal cohort now in Coalition custody be executed for their crimes if found guilty in a duly constituted court of law? For the moment, the answer should be "no." There are more important uses to which this monster can be put than simply to give him a martyr's death at the hands of an angry Iraqi public.

That is not to say that Saddam does not deserve to die. He most assuredly does. But whether he should be killed is another matter. Keeping him alive to promote the cause of peace and democracy in the Middle East would serve a far higher purpose than would his quick and probably painless demise. For now, these considerations would appear to trump any thought of his execution. The logic is clear.

This was just another "victory" for Bush and his office. Bush and his cabal of henchmen lied to the American people about Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq, and they continue to obfuscate the truth while their companies cash in, Iraqis suffer and American soldiers die.

Bush has defenitely let other countries know (sadly) that the United States is a global bully. And there will be consequences to this once his time is up. And we my friends, will pay the price.

Answer 3

no,it cannot be justice at all.if saddam hussain can be executed for killing of 148 shias then why not the bush ,chenny,rumsfield for invading iraq without any cause and ayatullah kahmeini be put on death for toppling the shah of iran and killing people? a jusctice cannot be double standard.other hand saddam period killed only li ited iraqi not half million iraqis.other hand on rule of law a president cannot be punished for his ruling as a president of an elected people.

Answer 4

in case you have faith in capital punishment as lots simply by fact the countries wherein it has no longer been banned then Saddam's execution is a in simple terms decision. yet nevertheless, the certainty that the call grow to be taken by utilising the U.S. is an open secret and seeing the way Saddam grow to be tried -in haste and interior a short span of time- plainly as though the father or mom angel of justice has long previous to sleep.

Answer 5

No. Justice to be done by judicious view and by the authorities who are known to be justice for the human being and The Country America has not have any quality for which we can say that the other opinions are of judicious nature.

Answer 6

It's not justice to the tens of thousands of Iraqis killed by America and to the thousands of US soldiers Bush sent to die while killing thousands of Iraqis saving them from supposedly being killed by the other evil Saddam.

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

Justice or not, his execution today brought closure to many victim's families, now they can start to rebuild.

Answer 9

I don't think anyone deserves to be hanged. He did kill many people, but capital punishment has no place in the 21st century.

Answer 10

NO.In this world there r too many problem is there but Bush will try to solve the problem where he will get oil.