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But the attacks in Oslo are not motivated by faith.
But they were. Christian fundamentalist and freemason with a hatred for everything not christian in general and islam in particular.
But the attacks in Oslo are not motivated by faith.
Could this be the beginning of far-right terrorism?
PHCharlsR.I.P. Norwegians.
I hope not. Norwegian police are now saying that they have the impression (from Internet sources) that the shooter is not a neonazi or right-wing extremist, but a Christian fundamentalist.
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Just heard on the morning radio news that possibly more than 80 youths were shot on that little island. The only good news is that the killer (probably Breivik) seems to have acted alone.
Lol the arrested man got 21+years in jail.
[Nor]MclarenF1;5637661He most likely will spend the rest of his life in jail. Even though the maximum sentence in Norway is 21 years, if an individual is considered too dangerous to be let back into society they can in theory keep them imprisoned for life.
No. It'll be 21 years, under current laws, granted if he is lucky enough to end up in court while current laws are in effect - the newer laws raises it to 30.
But, there is a secondary penalty for anyone who proves to be a threat to society, and that is "evaluatory confinement", which essentially is a five year extension to the jail-sentence, and is also renewable every five years, if the prisoner can be a danger to society then.
But, if he gets out, the tables will have turned, and society will be out to get him.
If they try they should spend the rest of their lives in prison. The law exists for a reason.But, if he gets out, the tables will have turned, and society will be out to get him.
Oh, God. I just saw an ad for a "special report" comign up on the evening news, about "the role that violent video war-games" played in the massacre.
Video games don't cause violence. People who are unable to distinguish between reality and fantasy cause violence. And given the revelations of the past twenty-four hours, Breivik has bigger issues than playing CALL OF DUTY too often.
No, they just grab at anything that can help them run a story - in Australia, legislation has recently been passed to make an adults only classification for games. You can bet that they'll mention it in the "special report".So the media are trying to avoid the known fact that he was acting in the name of the christian god now?
As expected, the media have latched onto the video game angle. Apparently, Breivik used MODERN WARFARE 2 to "train". However, the press have selectvely edited things to show the infamous "No Russian" stage (which, admittedly, never should have been made), cut with a voiceover about "What does it take to start the next global conflict? The will of one man.", directly implying that Breivik got his ideas from the game.
It was a television report, not an article.[Nor]MclarenF1;5640791Strange. Do you have a link to this/these articles?