Is killing of OSAMA justified
By redrose88
@redrose88 (92)
Singapore
May 4, 2011 10:09pm CST
all of us has heard about the US killing Osama. It is justified, yes OSAMA has killed
a lot of people. but is his killing justified.
this would lead to a lot of of revenge and killing of more innocent people.
he should be put on trial and let him repent and in the same time make him influence his followers about changing their radical ideas.
Do you think this is a better option ?
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6 responses
@efnaser (30)
• Indonesia
5 May 11
I think it's too hasty for the USA to decide killing Osama, because the killing of Osama just makes American people feeling insecure. About changing their radical ideas I think it's not easy, even Muslims can't influence them with the Islam law, the real meaning of jihad. because their understanding of jihad is totally wrong. All we can do just pray that they get a guidance.
@matersfish (6306)
• United States
5 May 11
Let us all do more than pray. Let us try as hard as we ever can never to harm or kill anyone, unless we need to save innocent lives. But let us do more than pray here. Let us try to convince people by taking a strong stand that murder is not the way.
@dark_joev (3034)
• United States
5 May 11
The SEAL team that was sent in to take Osama down stated or it was stated for them that he was going for something so they took him out and well the SEALs aren't like police they are trained to do what his needed to complete the Objectives to the best of their ability but above all else to get their fellow SEALs back home safely so if Osama did a single thing outside of the purview of what they told him I can tell you they would shoot him as they should. Osama is the kind of person who even facing Hanging which by the way would be what would happen he would be then Martyred as he wouldn't of repent anymore than Saddam Husain did.
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@sender621 (14894)
• United States
5 May 11
Bin LADen lived a ruthless life. He did not show mercy to anyone. I believe the world is justified in how his life was ended. it was not an act or choice that came alone. bin laden played his part in it as well.
@TheMetallion (1834)
• United States
5 May 11
He was given the opportunity to surrender. He did not surrender, but resisted and was shot. Police call that a "righteous kill." Sure, it would have been better if he surrendered and had been tried, but I don't mind him getting shot resisting.
