saddam execution is fair or not with indian context?

Answer 1

do you mean native American (also known as red Indian in Europe)?

Some men were court marshaled for the massacre of native Americans, but I can't think of any being hung by a foreign power.

The British empire often fought to protect the rights of "indigenous" people, but I don't know how sincere they were. The French did the same thing (See the French Indian Wars and the Boer War)

The Turkish government has compared the Kurds to the Native American Indians, that's why I'm assuming that's what you mean.

Saddam was not a nice guy. Hanging seems a bit like a western though, not very modern. Maybe he should have been scalped first.

(I know scalping was done by the British too, just setting up the era here)

next time, bush can have it out with the leader of syria at high noon

Answer 2

News reports and pictures of Indians (in India) condemning the US President for Saddam's execution is puzzling and annoying. Surely the biggest democracy in the world cannot take the side of a brutal dictator who used terror and fear to rule Iraq? What do Indians stand for?

Answer 3

Does it really matters now , things are over and sooner or later people will forget what was saddam,but it wasnt a fair game all togeather.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Well if we're talking Ghandi then fair does not enter the equasion and you, of course, will need to attone for this travesty by fasting for a week...Gonna do it? I didn't think so, you're no Nehru

Answer 6

NOT fair , he's a human being .

Answer 7

mr. sumit, who cares.