Jury says Moussaoui is eligible for the death penalty,  What do you think Charlie Sheen will say now?
465190
I don't care what Charlie Sheen says.  I'm typically against the death penalty, but Moussaoui is the worst kind of scum.  He's a coward who couldn't follow through with a cowardly act.  He's inhuman and deserves to die.  He could have stopped the whole thing, but he chose to keep quiet and helped murder 3000 people.  Not only should we kill him, we need to make it brutal to set an example.
631231
I don't believe in the death penalty - sometimes an incident may anger me beyond reason and I often wish that person is sentenced to death (for example, 9/11 or any pedophiles) but all said and done, death is not the answer. But 'an eye for an eye' is not the answer - it does not bring real closure to the grieving person. It is no better than what the criminal did!\n\nIt will not repair the damage done or bring back a loved one from dead. I am more for the maximum sentence (should be like the one Zacarias Moussaoui got) - spend the rest of your life in isolation with no one for company in a small cell forever.
649774
I'm glad he didn't get the death penalty. It is ultimately what he would want. A chance to be martyred buy the American war machine. I hope he rots.
1079430
The U.S government still has the death penalty. If he is caught alive, a quick trial and then a gallows should be erected at the WTC site for a public execution. Not one with a trap door either, let him "dangle and strangle" while he looks upon the family and friends of those he murdered, play the video of the planes crashing into the WTC, that is  indelibly burned into our hearts and minds. Or if you don't want the death penalty, just put him in general population of any prison in America...\n\nHe deserves everything he gets for starting all of this, every death of every innocent civilian killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, every soldier from every country killed is due to him. He has a lot to answer for.\n\nOsama bin Hidin must pay.
834884
Well...I would like to say definitely YES. But then again, as for the public policy (in which here I refer to the interest of the whole citizens of the world) I must say No. Why? Well, the death of Saddam surely will ignite another fire of chaos in our neverending war-world. In short, the death penalty that being put upon him surely will be the beginning of a new seed of destruction. I'll make it clear here...the 'killing' of Saddam as we all thought as some sort of punishment for him for what he had done as well as for justice for those who had been affected by his violent acts is in fact not the last of terror, war or chaos in our world! It will only be the beginning of a more chaotic world!!!\nTherefore, I think sentencing him to prison for life will be much better for the good and interest of everyone around the world. Saddam is merely a human like us. The only matter that differentiate him from us is on what he WAS then and Is now. But this is not enough to justify him to be sentenced to death. Thus, I am on the opinion that we all need to think back. Appeal of Saddam's trial MUST be done. It is the only chance for us to ponder back the coming-mistake that the whole community of man is about to commit!!!
348596
Hey!! Been waiting for you to get on!! I just sent you an email, so when you get it reply because it has some questions in it!! I have played tennis all day, and I am sooo sore!! Is your cast still annoying you? I bet it is. I had tons of homework to do last night,and luckily I got it all done. Hey, I will ask some Rory questions for you!! Check out some of my Jodie questions!! As an answer to your question, I would say that Pres. Bush should keep Saddam in jail as long as he can. I wouldn't sentence him to death. I would torture him like he did others. Hey, what goes around comes around, and he deserves it. Karma comes back around, and he had it coming!! Hope that answers your question!! \nWuv ya Andy!!
730397
It is just the sentence. His case will automatically go on appeal, it could take a long, long time before the hanging
377013
If this were true, would they have offered him a pardon if he would stop his actions against the governement?  That would be like offering Charles Manson a deal if he would stop writing weird stuff on peoples bedroom walls in blood.  Does not make any sense.  You dont plea with murderers once they have been convicted.
134830
You are asking two questions. Guilty? \n\nHe is innocent at the moment until proved guilty, which the court will decide on the evidence presented.\n\nDoes he deserve to be on trial? Yes, from what has been reported. But I have no first hand knowledge.
308830
I agree with you. He wants to be a martyr. The worst punishment we could give him right now is life inprisonment. That would drive him and his supporters nuts!
967992
you answered your own question---the scum will be hanged before he's 70
936911
Personally I would agree, we're just giving the old fool precisely what he wants anyway (he does want death but by firing squad, not hanging).\n\nI would prefer that they sentence him to life in Abu Gharaib or permanent confinement in a spider hole, anything that will make him beg for a death that will never come.\n\nBut in the final analysis, we do not have that power. Only those judges or the Iraqi people can really decide what to do with him (and for the most part they want him dead).
749053
The outcome of the trial was inevitable. Considering the environment in which he was tried (and rightly so!), he didn't have a prayer. After all, the current regime considered to be in power in Iraq was not put into place by Hussein, right? Regardless, with the undeniable evidence of his human rights violations, he took pains to hang himself long prior to America's second invasion of Iraq.\n\nI kind of agree with his lawyer that this was a political play for Americans...think about it, they caught him right before an important election...and now, they have convicted him again right before an important election.\n\nWhen did they start having legal trial verdicts on Sunday afternoon?
1092730
The CIA had an opening for an assassin. After all of the background checks, interviews, and testing were done there were three finalists...Two men and a woman. \n\nFor the final test, the CIA agents took one of the men to a large metal door and handed him a gun. "We must know that you will follow your \ninstructions, no matter what the circumstances. Inside of this room, you will find your wife sitting in a chair. Kill Her!!!" The man said, "You can't be serious. I could never shoot my wife." The agent said, "Then you're not the right man for this job." \nThe second man was given the same instructions. He took the gun and went into the room. All was quiet for about five minutes. Then the man came out with tears in his eyes." I tried, but I can't kill my wife." The agent said, "You don't have what it takes. Take your wife and go home." \n\nFinally, it was the woman's turn. She was given the same instructions, to kill her husband. She took the gun and went into the room. Shots were heard, \none shot after another. They heard screaming, crashing, banging on the walls. \n\nAfter a few minutes, all was quiet. The door opened slowly and there stood the woman. She wiped the sweat from her brow, and said, "This gun is loaded with blanks. I had to beat him to death with the chair." \n\nMoral: Women are evil. Don't mess with them
677353
I think he should have gotten the death penalty. But, then, that would make him a martyr, which we do not need.\nBut, what scares me, is that he will be paroled after 10 or 15 years, by our liberal government.  They will take pity on him, and consider him to be an abused immigrant, and will be freed.
998227
Geez, I hope he is never executed.  He is twisted, but his cousin and father caused his twisted mind.  He needs serious help.  He will never be able to function in the real world, but that means he needs a health care system that will not allow him to ever be a part of our world.  Death is not the answer for him.  If anyone should be executed it is the people who taught him from his childhood how to be who he became.
985869
What alternate justice system would you recommend? Or is this a statement against the death penalty? If so, why don't you just say so.\n\nWould it be better to let a guilty person that had raped and murdered you daughter/wife/mother go free?