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    Norwegian killer Breivik begins parole hearing with Nazi salute

    Either his digs must be very nice or he's still a mental case.

    SKIEN, Norway, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik gave a Nazi salute on Tuesday as he entered court for a parole hearing that will decide if he should be released after spending more than a decade behind bars.

    Norwegian killer Breivik begins parole hearing with Nazi salute | Reuters

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    Norwegian killer Breivik begins parole hearing with Nazi salute-breivik-jpg

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    They need to just put him down like a rabid dog.

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    I don't understand how ppl can survive in jail for decades. Why wouldn't you just off yourself ? Looks like he's enjoying jail judging by his behavior in the parole hearing.

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    Some of these sentences are a joke, if you kill that many people and have this sort of ideology, you should never be allowed to walk the streets again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Backspin View Post
    I don't understand how ppl can survive in jail for decades. Why wouldn't you just off yourself ? Looks like he's enjoying jail judging by his behavior in the parole hearing.
    Do some research on Norwegian jails, they're one step away from being holiday resorts and are nothing like prisons in most other countries.

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    ^ A Norwegian friend of mine was prosecuted for driving over the limit (they are very tough on drink driving and it's a mandatory custodial sentence) and he was allowed to serve the sentence in between offshore work trips so that he didn't lose his job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonecollector View Post
    Some of these sentences are a joke, if you kill that many people and have this sort of ideology, you should never be allowed to walk the streets again.
    His sentence will be extended until he dies in detention, obviously.

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    ^ after the 21 years are up, as per the clause in his sentence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mendip View Post
    ^ A Norwegian friend of mine was prosecuted for driving over the limit (they are very tough on drink driving and it's a mandatory custodial sentence) and he was allowed to serve the sentence in between offshore work trips so that he didn't lose his job.
    Firm but fair then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Headworx View Post
    Do some research on Norwegian jails, they're one step away from being holiday resorts and are nothing like prisons in most other countries.
    I've seen all the pictures. I spent just 2 days in a hospital that looked similar to his conditions and it was still brutal

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    Was that for the lobotomy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Troy View Post
    Was that for the lobotomy?

    *snigger*

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    ^^Nothing to work with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravers98 View Post
    *snigger*

    who the hell are you Ravers

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    I wondering how he thinks the Nazi salute is going to help his case for parole.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Backspasm View Post
    I spent just 2 days in a hospital that looked similar to his conditions and it was still brutal
    How did the operation go, scarecrow?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Backspin View Post
    I've seen all the pictures. I spent just 2 days in a hospital that looked similar to his conditions and it was still brutal

    Yes, your hospital visit is exactly like being imprisoned in Norway for 21 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrWilly View Post
    Yes, your hospital visit is exactly like being imprisoned in Norway for 21 years.
    It's a timely reminder of my upcoming quarantine in Bangkok.

    Anders Breivik: Just how cushy are Norwegian prisons? - BBC News

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