verdict on kasab - Page 6

Originally posted by: Believe

Yday CNN IBN Rahul Bose said "Retributive Justice will not work, KASAB SHOULD BE GIVEN A CHANCE TO IMPROVE"

I feel Keeping him alive is to invite another Hijack of our Airlines and obvious demands to set him free. Remeber Khandhar? They will take him and he will become a decorated hero later.😊

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

And death IMHO is too good for people who have no conscious value for life or death or human sanctity.

I'd agree with that too. But what then? What should be done with them?

If you keep them imprisoned for life, there's always a possibility, however minim, that they'll find a way to get out. Otherwise, suicide is only to easy for them, and they'll take along as many as they can with them.

So the question that arises it: What to DO? 😕

Originally posted by: Summer3

Wow! He actually looks so much slimmer and depressed. I should say that as literally, but it feels good to see him like that. Such a fine young man could have been anything, and all he chose was being a terrorist and murderer! Urrrgggg...

Actually maybe he didn't choose. The problem comes from the roots as I said, THAT has to be digged and thrown away. Yeah, how authorities would do that, that's quite another matter!

I don't think overtaking Pakistan is really a big deal if you ask me. You can't have one million people in a country's army and worry about that. The actual worry is, how many people's lives would we put at stake? The number of soldiers that would die is massive, the number of innocent people in Pakistan that would die is even humongous. To take down 50 terrorist, we might have to sacrifice 50,00 people first. That's where the worry lies. And then, the possibility that revenge and dirt accumulates even if it's been cleaned once is always there. So, we cannot ever say we've eradicated terrorism. It lies in the people's minds if you ask me, and there, you can't eliminate it!

Working for the greater good's not always so good after all!

Originally posted by: -Sneha

Wow! He actually looks so much slimmer and depressed. I should say that as literally, but it feels good to see him like that. Such a fine young man could have been anything, and all he chose was being a terrorist and murderer! Urrrgggg...

Actually maybe he didn't choose. The problem comes from the roots as I said, THAT has to be digged and thrown away. Yeah, how authorities would do that, that's quite another matter!

I don't think overtaking Pakistan is really a big deal if you ask me. You can't have one million people in a country's army and worry about that. The actual worry is, how many people's lives would we put at stake? The number of soldiers that would die is massive, the number of innocent people in Pakistan that would die is even humongous. To take down 50 terrorist, we might have to sacrifice 50,00 people first. That's where the worry lies. And then, the possibility that revenge and dirt accumulates even if it's been cleaned once is always there. So, we cannot ever say we've eradicated terrorism. It lies in the people's minds if you ask me, and there, you can't eliminate it!

Working for the greater good's not always so good after all!

A terrorist is not a POW but a mass murderer.

BBC:

"It would be a mockery of justice if the death penalty is not imposed," chief prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam said.

Mohammad Ajmal Amir Qasab, a Pakistani aged 22, was found guilty on Monday of charges including murder, waging war on India and possessing explosives.

The attacks left 174 people - including nine other gunmen - dead and soured relations between India and Pakistan.

India blames Pakistan-based militants Lashkar-e-Taiba for the attacks.

After initial denials, Pakistan acknowledged that the attacks had been partially planned on its territory and that Qasab was one of its citizens.

Originally posted by: Ice-Thinker

</div><font size="2">Terrorists are humans too ... they have their issues which are pressing. </font>
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<font size="2">One person's freedom fight is another person's terrorist... some Indian freedom fighters or the freedom fighters of USA were termed terrorists too... its a deep study.
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However, Kasab simply doesnt fall into that category ... his hanging would be good (if no other use is left).</font>

You are equating freedom fighters to terrorists? Nation comes before religion. So if a person laid down his life for his country, that is a noble cause. But if a person took away lives of innocent people for his religion, thats barbaric.

Originally posted by: Summer3

<div></div>Feed him to the zoo.😆

Come on, animals have a right to eat good food too😆

Originally posted by: Believe

<font color="#0066ff">Yday CNN IBN Rahul Bose said "Retributive Justice will not work, KASAB SHOULD BE GIVEN A CHANCE TO IMPROVE" </font>

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<div><font color="#0066ff">I feel Keeping him alive is to invite another Hijack of our Airlines and obvious demands to set him free. Remeber Khandhar? They will take him and he will become a decorated hero later.😊</font>

And yes, according to a news article published yesterday, it takes 2 lakh rupees everyday to keep Kasab alive. Is Rahul Bose going to feed him?? 😕 They should do what Naseeruddin Shah did in 'A Wednesday"😆

Just set him free at Mumbai CST at 8 AM rush hour traffic, junta dekh legee 😵

Originally posted by: sunandshine

Come on, animals have a right to eat good food too😆