Mass Murderer Sues Norway over Extreme Sentence.

[Donald H]

Mass murderer sues Norway over ‘extreme’ sentence

Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik claimed the state violated his human rights by keeping him isolated

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An example of the extreme on social reform in Norway. In this case the state has chosen to stop playing by their own rules and so will be questioned with a lawsuit.

Instead of being tempted to backslide with cruel and unusual punishment, Norway can still choose to stand proudly by their success.

The contrast in attitudes America is worth mentioning here, in the interest of comparing failure with successful socially responsible government.

 

[westwall]

Mass murderer sues Norway over ‘extreme’ sentence

Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik claimed the state violated his human rights by keeping him isolated

www.rt.com

An example of the extreme on social reform in Norway. In this case the state has chosen to stop playing by their own rules and so will be questioned with a lawsuit.

Instead of being tempted to backslide with cruel and unusual punishment, Norway can still choose to stand proudly by their success.

The contrast in attitudes America is worth mentioning here, in the interest of comparing failure with successful socially responsible government.

Success at what? Allowing a vicious creature to exist?

 

[SamInAZ]

That man shouldn't even be alive to sue.

 

[rightwinger]

The man is a monster and should be treated as such

 

[SamInAZ]

The man is a monster and should be treated as such

He should be put down.

 

[Donald H]

Success at what? Allowing a vicious creature to exist?

Success with social reform of their justice system.

Posted here to show the contrast with the opposite extreme practiced by America.

Frankly, it's surprising that any American would acknowledge this topic.

There's really just no effective counter argument against social success that benefits all.

It can be relegated to conspiracy theories or the Badlands but it can't be erased from enquiring minds!

Especially in a country with approaching vigilante justice and anarchy fast approaching.[/B]

 

[ActionJackson]

Mass murderer sues Norway over ‘extreme’ sentence

Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik claimed the state violated his human rights by keeping him isolated

www.rt.com

An example of the extreme on social reform in Norway. In this case the state has chosen to stop playing by their own rules and so will be questioned with a lawsuit.

Instead of being tempted to backslide with cruel and unusual punishment, Norway can still choose to stand proudly by their success.

The contrast in attitudes America is worth mentioning here, in the interest of comparing failure with successful socially responsible government.

They should simply kill the SOB and be done with it.

 

[Donald H]

He should be put down.

The modern world has rejected the death penalty. It is roundly proven to be a failure.

That's the sort of comment that I was hoping for. It's the opposite extreme of success.

 

[Donald H]

They should simply kill the SOB and be done with it.

See my reply to SaminAZ.

 

[SamInAZ]

The modern world has rejected the death penalty. It is roundly proven to be a failure.

That's the sort of comment that I was hoping for. It's the opposite extreme of success.

The death penalty is not a failure. Every piece of shit that was sentenced to death...is dead now.

 

[westwall]

Success with social reform of their justice system.

Posted here to show the contrast with the opposite extreme practiced by America.

Frankly, it's surprising that any American would acknowledge this topic.

There's really just no effective counter argument against social success that benefits all.

It can be relegated to conspiracy theories or the Badlands but it can't be erased from enquiring minds!

Especially in a country with approaching vigilante justice and anarchy fast approaching.[/B]

I think he should undergo the ancient Viking punishment of being blood eagled.

 

[westwall]

The modern world has rejected the death penalty. It is roundly proven to be a failure.

That's the sort of comment that I was hoping for. It's the opposite extreme of success.
[/eagles.

No, it hasn't. Your heroes the Chinese, do it on a grand scale

 

[Arlette]

They should simply kill the SOB and be done with it.

Since they are obviously not gonna kill him they should treat him humanely. Isolation for eleven years doesn't sound humane.

 

[martybegan]

Success with social reform of their justice system.

Posted here to show the contrast with the opposite extreme practiced by America.

Frankly, it's surprising that any American would acknowledge this topic.

There's really just no effective counter argument against social success that benefits all.

It can be relegated to conspiracy theories or the Badlands but it can't be erased from enquiring minds!

Especially in a country with approaching vigilante justice and anarchy fast approaching.[/B]

What works on Nordics won't work on our polyglot society, something the Nordics will soon learn if they don't assimilate their new immigrants.

 

[Donald H]

Norway will experience much, much fewer repeat offenders and consequently many fewer mass murders.

Political dogma comes back to bite Americans for not making adjustments that are proven to bring success.

And so all we get here so far is frantic appeals to increase the rate of failure.

 

[martybegan]

Since they are obviously not gonna kill him they should treat him humanely. Isolation for eleven years doesn't sound humane.

More humane that what he did to his victims.

 

[westwall]

Since they are obviously not gonna kill him they should treat him humanely. Isolation for eleven years doesn't sound humane.

It isn't human. It deserves no consideration. It deserves NOTHING.

 

[Donald H]

Since they are obviously not gonna kill him they should treat him humanely. Isolation for eleven years doesn't sound humane.

That's it!

Not all Americans are failing to understand!

 

[Donald H]

More humane that what he did to his victims.

That's true but it's hard for you to say you understand. But you do!

 

[Arlette]

More humane that what he did to his victims.

I don't think that's the goal of the Norwegians, the eye for an eye thing