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I don't know.....eye for an eye? In anger most of us will want those who do harm to the innocent harmed or killed the same as was done to them, but is that right? I find humans funny and fickle when it comes to death/killing/executions. Some who want abortion abolished, accept this type of barbarity, those who are against the death penalty, too will accept this as alright....perhaps we're all overly emotional at times, but killing is killing, isn't it. If you accept it in one instance shouldn't all be acceptable.
The individuals executed were ISIS jihadists.
They have shown absolutely no mercy or respect for their sworn enemies.
And as such should be dealt with accordingly.
I am with you on this one 100%.
It's always good to have you on my side.........
I think, as I try to do with most situations, that you MUST look at each individual and judge his/her behavior. To generalize from a few to the group usually leads to injustice. If those 13 ISIS members had indeed committed atrocities....had it proven....and then had their heads blown off....then so be it. But if even one of them was just some kid who got caught up in the ISIS movement and didn't actually hurt anyone or didn't break any of the accepted laws of war, then you have an injustice.
It's more work.....but anyone who wants to come across as "holier than thou" and a champion of justice has to be willing to do the work.
The individuals executed were ISIS jihadists.
They have shown absolutely no mercy or respect for their sworn enemies.
And as such should be dealt with accordingly.
Keep in mind I was asking questions, not stating an opinion. But it is perplexing when many Canadians who are against the death penalty, will shout hoorays at this type of killing. Those who intentionally murder, all show their victims no mercy.
Nobody could possibly be there for any other reason? Not one single member could possibly be there because they fear for their own life....or the lives of their loved ones and are just playing along, doing no harm to anyone but too afraid to speak out?
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But what about those that aren't embracing the ideology? Those that are there out of fear....who don't really participate? Like in every other group, some members could be innocent. Should they be killed?
It's one thing to stand back and say....well I would fight them because I know it's wrong. It's another thing when they have a gun to your mother, father, wife, kids, etc. I can imagine that there are several "ISIS members" in that situation.