I'm bringing Xanga back - drop a comment if you're with me!

I'm bringing Xanga back - drop a comment if you're with me!

So I was playing a game of Dota (internet game) with my friends when the lights started flashing in my house and turned off my computer and router for a split second - just enough to get me dropped from the game -.- rawr I'm angry.  So pissed at the moment... Oh oh and the time is 4:44am. Talk about bad luck... and a reminder to something I'd rather forget at this point... but we wont talk about that.

On a more serious note... let's talk about something I've had on my mind for awhile.  It's a little late now since it's supposedly over but whatever - Saddam's execution.

We heard it all around us, the execution of the tyrant, cruel ruler,  mass murderer, evil-person-thing-a-ma-bober of Iraq.  Oh and Satan's lover.
Anyway, he was hung and a video got released etc etc.  It was all over the radio and on TV.  What bothered me the most however, is how people reacted to it. 

Ofcourse he deserved what he was sentenced for, heck he deserves worse but stop and think for a little - people were talking about Saddam as if they were talking about the butchering of a pig, or worst.  Things I've heard over the radio, people that called in etc..  It made me very uncomfortable, not because I'm a pansy or anything but because they all sounded like mini Sadams (if you will) - cold blooded killers.  The scary part? The public seem to think it's ok to be talking about such an event like that, and I agreed with it.
BUT!
Where is the line drawn?  When does the termination of a human life become justified both by law and moral?  Should it ever?

Because someone is evil, does it all of a sudden make it ok to slay said person and tear them apart with words?  Why the double standards? Does it not lower us as a person for doing so or agreeing to it?

I might be making a very weak arguement here since I'm pretty much confused also. *raise fist in anger*

Oh why am I such a carebear =(