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Skriven 2011-07-30 09:30:18 av Torbjorn Mohn (2:211/37)
  Kommentar till text 21469 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
Ärende: Scandinavian Terrorist
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>>> at the relatively young age of 53 years.  Meanwhile, the 90+ people
>>> he murdered in cold blood will still be deader than a doornail.
>> That is not the case.
> Maximum sentence for any crime, including murder, is 21 years.

Wrong. You obviously know very little about Norwegian law. In fact maximum
prison sentence in Norway is 30 years:
http://www.lovdata.no/all/tl-20050520-028-018.html#102

ABB can in fact be charged with crimes that can give him 30 years in prison

>> but he can (and most likly will) be sentenced to many years of detention
>> after his jail sentence has been served.
> Breivik will not survive his sentence of 21 years.

He most likly will.

>> So it is not likely that this man will walk free at the age of 53.
> Dead is dead.

are you going to kill him in jail?

> Norway has what they call "containment".  That is a nice way of
> saying that Breivik will never live long enough to see the light
> of day outside of prison walls.

Bullshit. Containment is there to protect the public from his actions after he
has served his jailsentence. He will most likely never walk free again.

> Dead is dead, no matter how you look at it.  You want to call
> it "containment"?  Fine.  It's the same danged thing.

> The same fate awaits Breivik as did Jeffrey Dahmer.  Somebody
> inside the prison will shank him long before his 21 year sentence
> is completed.

> You want to know how that works?  Obviously, the inmate doing the
> shanking cannot get paid.  Not directly.  However, a promise to pay
> somebody else who is outside the prison walls works wonders as an
> incentive.  In Dahmer's case, I figure the bill was about ten grand.
> Breivik, like Dahmer, is a mass murderer.  But Breivik is apparently
> not a cannibal, so the price on his head will probably be less than
> Dahmer's.

> Or an inmate might simply want his own 15 minutes of fame, and
> decide to do it for free.

Norway is not the US. We have a completely different and more human prison
system than you describe here. In my country (Norway) we treat prisoners in a
humane way, and comparing it to your system is plain stupidity.


> It should be obvious to all that Breivik does not belong in
> prison.  The guy is a nutcase, and should be locked up in a house
> for the criminally insane for the rest of his natural life, however
> long that life is.  I do not expect that to happen, as Norwegians
> will demand "justice" to be done.

We will deal with him OUR way, and we will do it properly in due course.

> Besides, Norwegians will point to John Hinckley, the nutcase who

no.. we will not. There is absolutely no reason what so ever to point at US
nutcases in this case. Not everything revolves around the US you know. The
majority of the people of the earth do NOT live in the US.

Stop looking at my country and make conclusions based on *your* system. You
obviously do not know enough about our ways of life here. I'm proud to be a
Norwegian these days, seeing how we as a country are dealing with this terrible
crisis at the moment.

Torbjorn

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