[In the Drunk Tank]

Not a great judge, it's great credit to Norway that they haven't resorted to knee-jerk responses and emotional calls for the death penalty, even in the aftermath of the attacks only 16% wanted to see it return

Good commentary in the Independent http://www.independent.co.uk/hei-fi/...d-7653814.html

Would the British political establishment have been able to resist demands for the restoration of the death penalty if such a horrifying massacre had taken place here? Support for capital punishment remains largely passive, but widespread; it occasionally surges in the aftermath of horrifying crimes, particularly when children are involved, such as the Soham murders in 2003.

But what if a bomb detonated outside our Parliament, followed by the systematic, methodical slaughter of dozens of teenagers?

Norway is undoubtedly a very different society to our own: the last execution in peacetime took place in 1876, nearly a century before the last man was hanged in Britain. In the aftermath of far-right terrorist Anders Breivik's unbearable massacre, just 16 per cent of Norwegians advocated the return of the death penalty.

Even when the country remained in a state of shock just five days after 77 civilians were murdered, the Prime Minister, Jens Stoltenberg, struck a defiant note that would have been unthinkable in many countries.

"The Norwegian response to violence is more democracy, more openness and greater political participation," he said. No crackdowns on civil liberties, but a pledge not to allow a fanatic to succeed in eroding Norway's democracy. And so Norway's justice system plays it by the book. It will be due process, not revenge, that determines where he will be locked up.

Parts of the trial are televised, although key elements will not be – including Breivik's testimony, depriving him of the platform he clearly craves.

What has already emerged is a smiling, unrepentant terrorist. One of the most chilling moments was an exchange of handshakes with prosecutors, court officials and the psychiatrist: as if to say "pleased to do business with you".

But as Norway's justice system treats him as any other defendant, the country sends a defiant message that the horrors of July 2011 will not change it.

[arista]

They should bring back the Death Penalty for Him.
It would be a good End to it.

[Shaun]

yes arista, you could buy a copy of the execution and watch it on Bluray x

[arista]

Originally Posted by Shaun

yes arista, you could buy a copy of the execution and watch it on Bluray x

No thats not the Point Here
This Nazi Killed - Shooting many young like you
in the Head.


He should be Killed.
As while he is Alive he is getting more Nazi's on his side.

[Sticks]

No

Keep him alive and make him see the triumph of multiculturalism, which he tried to destroy.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sticks

No

Keep him alive and make him see the triumph of multiculturalism, which he tried to destroy.

He will not see it.

[bbfan1991]

Anders Breivik is evil, no remorse and he is trying to get put into psychiatric care rather than go to prison. I hope he rots in hell!

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by bbfan1991

Anders Breivik is evil, no remorse and he is trying to get put into psychiatric care rather than go to prison. I hope he rots in hell!

Other way round, he thinks ending up in psychiatric care would be the ultimate humiliation

[bbfan1991]

Oops my bad, he is a nutcase.

[mrlecturer]

can we just imagine the headlines, debates, propaganda, policies that would've been shaped if he were a Muslim?

#justsayin'

[arista]

Originally Posted by bbfan1991

Oops my bad, he is a nutcase.

Yes a Evil One.

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by mrlecturer

can we just imagine the headlines, debates, propaganda, policies that would've been shaped if he were a Muslim?

#justsayin'

Headlines like this probably



They actually printed that on the assumption that if there'd been a terror attack it must have been Muslims responsible

[arista]

That was only the 1st print.

[mrlecturer]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Headlines like this probably



They actually printed that on the assumption that if there'd been a terror attack it must have been Muslims responsible

HAHA SERIOUSLY?

wow

[arista]

Today In Court

The Breivek Nazi today said
he wants to be Let Go
or Put To Death.



I hope while in Prison another better Prisoner
will Kill this No Good Nazi.

[arista]

http://news.sky.com/story/975906/mas...as-private-gym

Mass Killer Breivik's Cell Has Private Gym

He also gets letters from fans like a Lady in America
who backs his Politics.




Tomorrow they pick if he goes to Prison or Mental Hospital



What The Feck
Put him to Death.

[lostalex]

this man will probably be free before he dies, he'll be allowed back into Norwegian society probably.

[arista]

Originally Posted by lostalex

this man will probably be free before he dies, he'll be allowed back into Norwegian society probably.

That is so Dumb

[Me. I Am Salman]

What a ****ing joke

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by arista

That is so Dumb

I agree it's dumb, but it's true.

[arista]

Sane and a 21 years Sentance

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...dict-live.html

[Kazanne]

Can't believe he only got 21 years,wtf,it's nothing comapred to all those lives he took,it's so wrong.

[Me. I Am Salman]

The murderer of 77 people now has everything he wants. For the next 20 years he will slowly slip from public view and consciousness. Then, dramatically, he will return. As his Preventive Detention comes up for review, there will be a fresh wave of global media attention on the man and his crimes. It will be like a retrial, but with an intoxicating extra ingredient; the possibility, however remote, of his release.

He should never be released.

[arista]

They have also said after 21 years they can add another 21 years.

He is one Evil punk they do not want him free ever

[Livia]

He has been given the maximum sentence allowed in Norway. He wanted this and they gave it to him. They should have condemned him to scream the rest of his life away clawing at the walls of a padded cell.