Was Saddam treated fairly ?

Question

We know that he killed but are the judges because all of us have sinned and we always sin.

Answer 1

Who cares if he was treated fairly? Geeeeesh, after all the pain and misery he piled on Iraqi people, who gives a rat's behind about Saddam's treatment?

Answer 2

I just don't understand your kind of mindset.

Yes, we are all sinners and we sin everyday. How does my going 5 miles an hour over the speed limit even begin to compare with what atrocites Saddam committed against the people of Iraq?

Was he treated fairly? I would say he was given much more consideration than the consideration he handed out.

Was the treatment he received just prior to his death acceptable by the people in the room with him? The only people that can answer that are the people that were with him when he died and of course God. It isn't for me to judge them not knowing how what Saddam may have done to them to cause them to act that way is just as it isn't for you to judge me on what actions I take.

Answer 3

Yes he was treated fairly. He was judged and found guilty by his own people. (I realize Jesus said those without sin cast the first stone, but I also believe if he were alive today he would have cringed when he heard about the atrocities Saddam committed. Jesus also would have been able to judge him, himself and instead of Saddam being put to death, Saddam would have confessed to his sins and Jesus would have forgave him and washed away those sins and Saddam would have been changed forever. But Jesus isn't alive today and there is no one capable of washing away another mans sins and changing him unless he wants to change himself, but it was too late for Saddam to do that in the eyes of his people. So they enacted their sentence on him.)

The only thing I pray for now is his soul, may it find peace at last and God, Allah, or what ever name you call our higher power have mercy on his soul for the crimes he committed against God's/Allah's children.

Answer 4

I can safely say of all the sins I have done in my life don't come close to throwing people into woodchippers alive.

saddam was treated far better than he every treated others.

Why the sympathy for some like saddam and yet those who stop him are consider evil?

Answer 5

When I was 12 years old I stole some candy from a store and years later had sex outside of marriage. Are you saying because of that I don't have the right to call Saddam an evil man and want him brought to justice?

Answer 6

He massacred 5000 Kurds in the most horrendous way possible. They could just as easily tossed him to the masses, he would have been torn limb from limb. I suppose in some minds that would have made for good television, rather than a dull old hanging.

Answer 7

Saddam was tried by Iraqi Judges, not U.S. Judges. He was convicted and punished by his peers.

Yes, he was treated fairly.

Answer 8

Well, I don't believe he should have been treated fairly, but you are right, it's not for us to judge. That's why we didn't. A jury of HIS peers judged him. I personally think he should have been kept in a dungeon and tortured for the rest of his life.

Answer 9

He chemically bombed several of his own country's cities and people are still suffering from the mutations today. He'd have to cure every disease on earth to make up for that.

Answer 10

no at least because one thing america do enter that and its not her rights if he realy killed alot of people then its revenge to iraq persons not america as he donot do any thing for it another point that he is hanged in the first day of feast why is not good to islam