Should Americans be celebrating with South Koreans of Kim Jong Il's death?
YES
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NO
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Depends, it might just make it worse with North Korea vs. South Korea. However, North Korea is a spoiled brat and they will bash South Korea and their allies. Go ahead if you want to celebrate, but he didn't do a thing to the U.S. other then give us a head ache. I say South Korea has the upmost right to celebrate, they have lost many civilians and soldiers to the North. Side: yes
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I have to disagree. Had I have lived during the time of Hitler's death I would have celebrated his death then. When the death of one man saves the lives of millions, that I think is time for celebration if any there was one. I do not celebrate the death of Kim Jong Il because North Koreans still live under totalitarian rule and his son may be just as bad, although I am glad there is one less dictator in the world. The death of mass murderers and dictators does merit celebration because their death means the lives of others. Side: YES
I guess we just see the world differently as, personally, I see the value in every humans life, though I can see where you are coming from but I'm not sure if the death of Hitler (in favorable Nazi circumstances) would have lead to the Nazi regime instantly coming to a grinding halt. Side: No
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It makes him a monster. But by celebrating death, think about it, you're thinking in a sadistic way even if you're not as evil as he was. I understand that people feel relieved with his death but to celebrate it? No hun, now youre just being primitive. Evil is evil in acts big or small. Youre not exactly being a better person by rejoicing in someyones death. Side: No
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