R.I.P Kasab!!!!! - Page 2

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Posted: 12 years ago
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I don't want my tax money to be used to feed a terrorist.

Hanging of Kasab was good for two reasons:
1) The cost of keeping him in high-security prison is really exorbitant. And his country won't take him back.
2) This forecloses the possibility of some terrorists groups hijacking a plane-load of passengers for his release. Coz we all know how that ends.

No need to show non-violence towards a nation/person who dares to kill innocent ppl. He was sold by his family to a terrorist cell and brainwashed. But he grew up and as an adult he still chose to go ahead and kill, enough said.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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I was just reading the Yahoo News article on Kasab's execution. The comments are interesting. It was a huge hue and cry in India that Kasab was kept alive for so long. Yahoo readers, mostly Americans were praising India for such speedy trial and execution of a terrorist and complaining at America's slow judicial process and lack of executions.

As Indians, even if some may feel the execution came too late, we should take pride in our judicial process and democracy in this case. We gave him a full and fair trial. He was treated humanely and safeguarded in a high security prison. But there were no pardons, no change of heart, no attempts to change it to life imprisonment. Ultimately, he was executed discreetly without much hype or ado. This is how it should be with executions. Criminals don't deserve hype and publicity in death.

I think this reflects well on India. Unlike some backward fascists nations we have a fair trial process even for terrorists. We don't violate human rights. At the same time we don't sympathize with terrorists.

I'm usually against death penalty, but I think cases like Kasab, Timothy McVeigh etc are reasonable exceptions. Sometimes executions are due.

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Posted: 12 years ago
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Atlast!

But Hanging Kasab , Really Doesnt Make Diffrence To anyone
pakistan never said he was citizen of pakistan ,
he couldnt give any info. as he might do not know himself.
govt. had no choice rather than doing this.


but kasab death is not a message send to anyone , his death doesnt make terrorism take backward steps.!


kasab was a person whoes childhood was brutally murdered ,
people behind them are Real culporats.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: Dostum

What surprises me sometimes is that many people posting their valuable comments in this thread actually boast their "Anti Capital Punishment" ideals against people like me who are PRO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT!...

How selfish and covenient can ultra liberals wish their world to be?
Thank God I'm a semi-conservative kinda guy! Atleast I'm true to myself.
Kasab should've died long ago. But yes, RIP! Once he has been declared guilty and served his sentence, now its between him and God and we are nobody to interfere. We've done our part in serving him his due in this mortal planet. To curse him further is a crime. This is called the ideal of the conservative ... BUT LIBERALS consistently prove that they actually have no ideal, value or principal - all they have is convenience.




Right ,
But The person who died from his bullet , what about the person who died?? what about his family??


saying its upto God is a melodrama of indian culture.


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Posted: 12 years ago
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Don't want to start a debate on relevance of Capital Punishment (Yes, I am against it), but I can't help but say that its certainly disturbing to see people, who call themselves 'civilians', celebrating someone's death - no matter who he was or what he did in his life...Even if they support death penalty, they could have behaved in a more dignified way once it has been carried out, instead of distributing sweets and dancing and calling for 'second Diwali'..
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Posted: 12 years ago
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^^ Didn't I clearly say that I am not debating on the relevance of Capital Punishment? I was merely expressing my disapproval of 'celebrating' someone's death..People who claim to have 'respect for other people's life' should ideally not behave like ones who don't have such respect..By rejoicing at one's death they are clearly not establishing their regard for human life - they are merely proving their vengefulness..

This, according to me, is the sort of behavior I expect from matured people (the ones who REALLY hold human life in high regard):
http://kafila.org/2012/11/22/a-2611-victim-who-refuses-to-celebrate-kasabs-execution/


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Posted: 12 years ago
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I would say justice delivered.

And now let's move on.

Whats with pakistani taliban now planning to avenge it by killing Indians and not returning body? So they now accept he was one of them kya?

Also why is Imran khan and his PPP shouting and asking to hang sharabjit singh? When will they get real? The way I see it, he probably would welcome it, considering he is on death penalty for last 21 years.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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In true sense God give peace to his soul, I hope this also restores faith into the justice system for a lot of people
I really think highly of the Mumbai police to pull off two major events with a minor blemish, normally in the past both of these incidents would have caused huge response from the people willing to create mischeif.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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i woudn't say without blemish, the prompt arrest of shaheen dhada and the subsequent failure to nab the miscreants who ransacked her uncle's clinic: put quite a nice spot on their record.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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All constituions have a limit to freedom of speech and the example most often given is 'dont cry fire in a crowded Cinema Hall", that isnt counted as Freedom of speech.
If you read the velow sitation it comes close to this limitation.
At the time of the police arresting the two girls, the city and the state was absolutely on verge of a calamity of a riot if in case someone were to do any kind of mischief like burst a firecracker etc and it were to be taken as a celebrating the death of a popular leader That is the reason they had 40 thousand cops on the street in Mumbai alone and virtually every major city was shutdown in the state for protection
So it is natural the cops came down hard in this situation and there was a valid justification to it
Contrast that with two state sponsored events such as
1. Mamata Bannerji had someone criticizing her put behind bars
2.Chidambaram had someone arrested for criticizing his son to be corrupt.
Which clearly demonstrates the government curbing dissent and freedom of speech
If thinking were to be straight I would expect pom-pom carriers for Freedom of speech would be condemning the police in the Mamata/Chidambaram case and applauding them in the Mumbai case
But in reality they are mute in the Mamata/Chidambaram situation but very vocal in the Mumbai situation because it is obvious they are not really concerned about freedom of speech but just like any common partisan hack like a Digvijay Singh.

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