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The Bosnian-Croat war chief who killed himself with poison during his his war crimes trial at The Hague was 'easily' able to smuggle the deadly liquid into the building, a prominent lawyer says.

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They may have known he was intent on suicide and turned a blind eye.

Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Stooo wrote:Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Died as he lived, like a coward.

Now let’s see Naser Oric and all the other mujahideen from various countries who chopped off Serb villagers heads, get prosecuted for war crimes.

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Stooo wrote:Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Died as he lived, like a coward.

I really don't see why killing yourself is a cowardly act. I know it makes people feel good to say that it is, but to take your own life - if you are of sound mind - takes courage, IMO.

Lambert wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Stooo wrote:Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Died as he lived, like a coward.

I really don't see why killing yourself is a cowardly act. I know it makes people feel good to say that it is, but to take your own life - if you are of sound mind - takes courage, IMO.

The cowardly part is not facing up to your consequences, or leaving your family and friends to pick up the pieces once you’ve gone. Not the actual act of killing yourself...

Dean wrote:

Lambert wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Stooo wrote:Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Died as he lived, like a coward.

I really don't see why killing yourself is a cowardly act. I know it makes people feel good to say that it is, but to take your own life - if you are of sound mind - takes courage, IMO.

The cowardly part is not facing up to your consequences, or leaving your family and friends to pick up the pieces once you’ve gone. Not the actual act of killing yourself...

She said he died like a coward. I disagree. He chose his own fate in a way that most people wouldn't have the courage to do. Not that I think he should have done it.

Lambert wrote:

Dean wrote:

Lambert wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Stooo wrote:Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Died as he lived, like a coward.

I really don't see why killing yourself is a cowardly act. I know it makes people feel good to say that it is, but to take your own life - if you are of sound mind - takes courage, IMO.

The cowardly part is not facing up to your consequences, or leaving your family and friends to pick up the pieces once you’ve gone. Not the actual act of killing yourself...

She said he died like a coward. I disagree. He chose his own fate in a way that most people wouldn't have the courage to do. Not that I think he should have done it.

He chose the selfish way out. He was looking at the rest of his life in prison, so taking his own life was easier for him. Nothing courageous about that. Imo...

Faced with spending the rest of his life in jail and being reminded of what a monster he is, he chose the quick and easy cowardly way out. Killing himself was easy all he had to do was drink some poison, nothing hard about that. He is a coward.

Lambert wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:

Stooo wrote:Twenty years at 72? Might as well get get it over with.

Died as he lived, like a coward.

I really don't see why killing yourself is a cowardly act. I know it makes people feel good to say that it is, but to take your own life - if you are of sound mind - takes courage, IMO.

Living takes more courage, although living like a selfish bastard is pretty cowardly.

Lady Murasaki wrote:living like a selfish bastard is pretty cowardly.

That doesn't make sense.

Major Starbold wrote:The Bosnian-Croat war chief who killed himself with poison during his his war crimes trial at The Hague was 'easily' able to smuggle the deadly liquid into the building, a prominent lawyer says.

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They may have known he was intent on suicide and turned a blind eye.

War chief?
You can't bring yourself to call him war criminal can you.

I did post the words," WAR CRIMES", which means CRIMINAL Rolly

Lambert wrote:

Lady Murasaki wrote:living like a selfish bastard is pretty cowardly.

That doesn't make sense.

The war criminal.
Sheesh, are you losing your brain cells?