sadaam captured!

**Tonya** · 12-17-2003, 12:41 AM

I was at a night club in Las Vegas when they announced it. There were some guys there that had just gotten back from Iraq. They were these big strong men and they were crying and hugging eachother. It was very touching.

**Twisterdog** · 12-17-2003, 01:17 AM

Originally posted by popcornbird
I'm sorry, but the people who Saddam tortured did *not* have a voice, or a free will, or anything like that. They were not allowed to. They were helpless, and tortured helplessly. They couldn't do anything to defend themselves. While I am 100% against animal abuse as everyone else here, I am even more against human abuse. I would criticize someone who seriously abuses humans (like Saddam did) more than someone who abuses animals. While I *hate* both animal abuse, and human abuse, and am dead against anyone who abuses or brings harm to either, in my opinion, human life comes before animal life. I would save an innocent suffering human before an innocent suffering animal, and go for the animal next. That's a good question Carol. I was wondering the same thing.

Good post, I feel the same way.

**2kitties** · 12-17-2003, 10:36 AM

I wonder how long this will take. I mean, it took 4 years to get Milosevic to trial.

**trayi52** · 12-17-2003, 10:53 AM

I have no love for the sadistic sob, but I don't want things to be that easy for him, of course with him dead he could not smuggle orders out of prison or be able to escape. We know that there have been some known to escape. I just don't want him to appear to of died for his country. He is no hero, he gave up very willingly. I think when he comes to trial, that it should be a humiliating experience for him.

But one of his own prisons would be nice for him. After reading what somebody said about may him escaping or still running the country from inside prison, that really upsets me to think about that happening too.

I am happy nevertheless, that he was found hiding in his little hole living like an underground varment he is. So much hate in this man, I still wonder how he turn it around and said it was justice for the people he had killed, also blaming chemical deaths on other people, did he not have his son-in- laws killed? He wasn't thinking about his daughters or his grandchildren. Selfish coward, he is.

**Kfamr** · 12-17-2003, 02:58 PM

I don't see how any of those idiots that follow him could see him as a hero after HE was found living in a HOLE, looking the way he does, without a gun shot fired.