Anders Brevik - Mass Murderer

L.Jenkins · 18-02-2014 7:42pm #1

http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/02/18/convicted-norwegian-mass-killer-anders-behring-breivik-goes-on-hunger-strike-demands-new-video-game-system/

Essentially he's threatening to strike for a new games console and better conditions. Personally, I'd say let him starve. After what he did in 2011, he's lucky he didn't get a bullet.

SEPT 23 1989 · 18-02-2014 7:44pm

let him at it

Guy:Incognito · 18-02-2014 7:45pm

But if hes treated nicely he'll be a changed man and wont commit mass murder again.

Holsten · 18-02-2014 7:46pm

It's an interesting system, but it works.

"At less than 30%, Norway has the lowest reoffending figures in Europe and less than half the rate in the UK."

southcentralts · 18-02-2014 7:47pm

give the fucker an Arari jaguar!

L.Jenkins · 18-02-2014 7:48pm

Yes because treating a Mass Murdering Psychopath with kindness will turn him into a reformed man and outstanding citizen. He has some balls to even try it.

Wacker The Attacker · 18-02-2014 7:48pm

I think some cok eand hookers are the order of the day.

anncoates · 18-02-2014 7:48pm

I read that story yesterday and thought if a super computer was tasked with generating the ultimate splenetic AH thread, that would be it.

rawn · 18-02-2014 7:48pm

Breivik is serving a 21-year prison sentence, which can be extended when it expires, for killing 77 people in bomb and gun massacres in 2011.

What what what what?

DEFTLEFTHAND · 18-02-2014 7:51pm

rawn wrote: »

What what what what?

That sentence can be extended indefinitely, he'll never get out.

L.Jenkins · 18-02-2014 7:54pm

rawn wrote: »

What what what what?

I'm guessing he'll serve the full term, before being let off with a new identity and a new address, depending on behavior and court decisions in the future. I'm hoping he'll in prison instead.

SeanW · 18-02-2014 7:56pm

rawn wrote: »

What what what what?

[flippant answer]Sounds about right for an criminal in Ireland ... [/flippant answer]

Seriously though wtf? Hunger strike because he wants better video games and "bigger" gym? In the article it says he hasn't actually started his hunger strike. He's "waiting for the response" of the authorities.

Sounds like he doesn't have the bottle for it. If he does great, let him die noone will miss him.

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy · 18-02-2014 8:02pm

He's just trolling. He doesn't really want a bigger gym/better games, whatever. All he wants is to be on the front pages of the paper's again.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 18-02-2014 8:02pm

Itzy wrote: »

I'm guessing he'll serve the full term, before being let off with a new identity and a new address, depending on behavior and court decisions in the future. I'm hoping he'll in prison instead.

What do you think the victims lobby groups will have to say about that come the time? Huge pressure by both them and presumably the general public will keep him incarcerated.

Under Norwegian law there's no limit to the extension on the 21 year max sentence.

Tin Foil Hat · 18-02-2014 8:06pm

Itzy wrote: »

http://news.nationalpost.com/2014/02/18/convicted-norwegian-mass-killer-anders-behring-breivik-goes-on-hunger-strike-demands-new-video-game-system/

Essentially he's threatening to strike for a new games console and better conditions. Personally, I'd say let him starve. After what he did in 2011, he's lucky he didn't get a bullet.

Adults have the right to make decisions for themselves.
Bring the man his meals. Leave them there until they have either been eaten or the next meal is being brought. If he doesn't want to eat them, then fine. He's harming no one but himself.

Ten of Swords · 18-02-2014 8:15pm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Under Norwegian law there's no limit to the extension on the 21 year max sentence.

Norway is a signatory to the ECHR. Prisoners serving exceptionally long sentences can bring a challenge against the government detaining them to the ECHR and will sometimes win.

I personally think he should be locked up for the remainder of his natural life but these indefinite extensions could one day be challenged and the authorities forced to release him.

Last year the ECHR forced the Spanish government to release a woman serving a 3,000 year sentence - and they had to give her compensation too.

kryogen · 18-02-2014 8:15pm

Simple response, give him the gym, break his spine. Give him the games console, burn his hands to stumps with a blow torch

L.Jenkins · 18-02-2014 8:16pm

Tin Foil Hat wrote: »

Adults have the right to make decisions for themselves.
Bring the man his meals. Leave them there until they have either been eaten or the next meal is being brought. If he doesn't want to eat them, then fine. He's harming no one but himself.

Yes he's an Adult and I couldn't quite give a flying fúck what he does during his time in prison. What I do think is, he has some brass neck on him to be asking for such things as a games console and so on.

Tin Foil Hat · 18-02-2014 8:20pm

Itzy wrote: »

Yes he's an Adult and I couldn't quite give a flying fúck what he does during his time in prison. What I do think is, he has some brass neck on him to be asking for such things as a games console and so on.

He has absolutely nothing to lose by chancing his arm. He killed 77 people. He's not going to be squeamish about asking for a playstation.
It's the leftie cretins who will pander to this nonsense (and they will) are going to be the problem here.

super_furry · 18-02-2014 8:21pm

The big question is; PS4 or Xbox One?

super_furry · 18-02-2014 8:22pm

kryogen wrote: »

Simple response, give him the gym, break his spine. Give him the games console, burn his hands to stumps with a blow torch

That's kind of complex actually.

Not really simple at all.

Holsten · 18-02-2014 8:23pm

super_furry wrote: »

The big question is; PS4 or Xbox One?

He only has a Ps2... he is 2 generations behind the poor guy!

FouxDaFaFa · 18-02-2014 8:26pm

Duracell Bunny wrote: »

He's just trolling. He doesn't really want a bigger gym/better games, whatever. All he wants is to be on the front pages of the paper's again.

This.

The only reason he gave himself up on that island was so he could tell his story, get his picture on the news and get attention for his pathetic agenda.

Gael23 · 17-01-2022 12:42pm

He has applied for parole half way through his sentence

Ubbquittious · 17-01-2022 2:11pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/89071626#Comment_89071626

Tis a pity they didn't fill him up with lead just to be sure

17-01-2022 5:11pm

Poor guy. Not to sound hyperbolic, but that sounds a million times worse than Guantanamo Bay.

Jequ0n · 17-01-2022 5:18pm

There is little chance of him ever being released again. Any parole attempt will be futile as long as he hasn’t expressed remorse, and as long as he is classified as dangerous by his therapists.