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[Old] The massacre in Norway - Page 11
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Cassel_Castle
United States820 Posts
Saying that being conservative is wrong because a conservative killed people is small-minded. | ||
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gentile
Switzerland594 Posts
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sCfO20
176 Posts
Life in prison? This guy NEEDS to fry. I don't care if you think it's inhumane or whatever, this man murdered more people than i've met in the last ten years of my life. | ||
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uT)WhistleR
Sweden95 Posts
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HaXxorIzed
Australia8434 Posts
The posts on the WoW forum give some interesting context. Obviously nobody can comment too much on the psyche of the individual who carried out the attacks, but from what I have read thus far it seems like a chilling reminder that people who appear completely normal, sane and reasonable can become capable of monstrous acts under the right circumstances. My sympathies. | ||
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Cassel_Castle
United States820 Posts
On July 23 2011 16:38 HaXxorIzed wrote: Despite the horrific circumstances of this event and the suffering it has caused, it is so very admirable that the institutions of Norway (as well as many posters here) seem strongly committed to refusing to let this change their 'way of life' and tightening freedoms etc. These types of attacks create fear and misery and pain, but just how much damage they do - and their lasting impact is always determined by the response of the community that is attacked. Going on the responses from most so far gives the Norwegian people something to be very proud of in a dark time. It's really too bad the American government didn't react like this after 9/11, the Norweigian government's response is just so mature and composed, if this is typical for this party I can see how they've been in power since WW2. | ||
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BasedSwag
Algeria418 Posts
On July 23 2011 16:35 Cassel_Castle wrote: "Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss people." Saying that being conservative is wrong because a conservative killed people is small-minded. & saying that being Muslim is wrong that a Muslim committed terrorist attacks is small-minded? Yet that's exactly what you're implying. | ||
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Hellscum
Norway37 Posts
2009-12-03 01:21:04 Jeg bruker nå disse midlene til å kunne jobbe fulltid med å videreutvikle/markedsføre Viennaskolen (Vienna school of thought) som Fjordman, Bat Yeor, Spencer + mange andre allerede har bidratt så mye till. I now use these funds to work fulltime with developing/marketing Viennaskolen(Vienna school of thought, a book of idelogies, anti multicultural and so on) As Fjordman, Bat Yeor, Spencer+alot more already has contributed to. Earlier in the same post he also says Jeg er nok mye nyere i gamet enn ham da jeg kun har vært politisk aktiv i 13 år. I probably am much younger in the game than he(Fjordman) is as i've only been political active for 13 years. Sorry for the bad translation, i prolly butchered it pretty hard. | ||
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overt
United States9006 Posts
On July 23 2011 16:37 sCfO20 wrote: WHAT THE FUCK NORWAY? Life in prison? This guy NEEDS to fry. I don't care if you think it's inhumane or whatever, this man murdered more people than i've met in the last ten years of my life. Your sense of vengeance and revenge isn't justice. Norway's prison system works. Much better than the prison systems in America and most of the rest of the world. To change their prison system because of one man would mean that man won. I only wish that the prison system of my country was half as good as the prison system of Norway. On July 23 2011 16:35 Cassel_Castle wrote: "Great minds discuss ideas; Average minds discuss events; Small minds discuss people." Saying that being conservative is wrong because a conservative killed people is small-minded. There's a difference between being conservative and being a racist nationalist who hates socialists enough to kill their children. Calling this guy a conservative is an understatement. | ||
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esperanto
Germany357 Posts
Whats important now are the victims and their families and its important to take wise actions that prevent such actions in the futur without cutting the freedom and norway "way of life". | ||
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Whalecore
Norway1111 Posts
Our responsibility now is to make sure that these kids didn't die for nothing. These kids were political interested, they actually cared about shit. The camp is a symbol of democracy and political freedom. The man who did this. I don't quite understand his motives. He made martyrs of 80+ people. It is probably too early to bring up political consequences, but it's quite possible that this event will just strengthen Arbeiderpartiet (the Labour party) at the next election. In other words: He is a complete total failure, no matter what political views you have. He will only be viewed as a cold-blooded murderer, his political views are completely irrelevant. My thoughts go out to all who have lost relatives or friends in this horrible event. | ||
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Lmui
Canada6223 Posts
500m in freezing cold water from the island to shore and stuck on a tiny island with nowhere to hide is just a disturbing thought. Along with that, the picture of the one person pleading for his life moments before he's shot just chilled my blood, even more so than the numbers of dead that were there. Stay strong Norway. | ||
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
I mean it looks like he did this out of hate for current Norway with its mulitcultural society. Dont turn into a culture of distrust. Keep being open-minded. Yes he killed close to 100 people, but judging from current informationhis goal behind might be to change Norway for worse. If he sees he didnt achieve this, this might very well be his worst punishment. | ||
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Yuljan
2196 Posts
On July 23 2011 16:35 Slakter wrote: The accepted truth is that they flew a plane into a building since they were fucked up people who lived in a fucked up place. If that fucked up place was for instance Hindu they would still do it. Has nothing to do with the religion, is all about the living conditions of the people who did it. well since 2 (iirc) of them lived in germany I am a little insulted you call it a fucked up place. My condolences to all norwegians. One of the most tragic events in recent times and shooting little kids can never be excused. I will never understand what these people hope to achieve with their terrorism. | ||
Fionn
United States23455 Posts
I don't know if I can agree with the Norwegian punishment system, but I do respect that they won't waver from one big terror incident. That is admirable. | ||
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sureshot_
United States257 Posts
On July 23 2011 16:40 Cassel_Castle wrote: It's really too bad the American government didn't react like this after 9/11, the Norweigian government's response is just so mature and composed, if this is typical for this party I can see how they've been in power since WW2. Don't compare this shooting to 9/11, ever. More than 3000 people died within two hours in the United States. In Norway approximately 80 people have died over the course of this single mans very few hours of rampage. If you're going to compare United State's catastrophes with this event then compare it to the Oklahoma City Bombing. Back on topic: After reading this woman's blog post I am absolutely disgusted at what this man has done. Words can't describe how sickening this is. Blowing up a government block is one thing, but to be so deranged as to personally gun down individual human beings is so insane I can't wrap my head around it. Rot in hell. | ||
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acker
United States2958 Posts
I'm pretty sure a system like that is more likely to reform criminals. Not like the US system, which creates criminals in prison...no data, though. Noway certainly has very low homicide rates and low recurrent crime rates. Whatever works. | ||
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
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Dattish
Sweden6297 Posts
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