[Gondring]

Of course, if Saddam wanted to die, I imagine you'd be jumping in and saying he has no right to die!

You never cease to amaze me, ohioWfan, with your cries to ban others atop your own twisted logic.

I imagine you'd push for Jesus of Nazareth being banned, as He would likely not find rejoicing in these moments, but rather would be saddened at Saddam's lack of repentance. Christ could have exacted quite a bit of vengence in His days on earth, but doesn't seem to have been "satisfied" with doing it.

So call for banning me, too, if you are against those who find this a proper end for a ruthless, evil man, but don't share in the bloodlust of the moment.

[MamaB]

Get off your high horse. This man killed thousands of his own people and you feel sorry for him. How rude!

[ohioWfan]

Wow. You are one mixed up dude, Gondo.

And really weird too.

I call for justice for a butcher, and that makes you rant utter nonsense.

But do tell me..........how did you get around Nurse Ratchett to get to the computer?

(That is a serious question).

[Robert A Cook PE]

Yes, but your not bringing up a good example.

You will notice, perhaps, that Jesus of Nazareth did NOT protest the death of the two thieves, but forgave the ONE who specifically asked for mercy.

He did NOT however, spare the lives of either who admitted they were (justly) condemned to die.

Will Saddamn ask for forgiveness and mercy from (his) god, or from our God?

Or will he instead call out to the one he (and today's liberals) worship by their acts in life, the devil?

[Brandie]

WOW

I will always be shocked when people say things like you did.

[Mr. Silverback]

Gondring, read post 5,022 and keep it in mind the next time you're tensing your hamstrings in praparation to jump on a bandwagon.