Posted on Apr 20, 2016
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What does that court mean by saying “The prohibition of inhuman and degrading treatment represents a fundamental value in a democratic society, this applies no matter what also in the treatment of terrorists and killers.”?
Shouldn't we treat terrorists the same way that terrorists treat us? Why should we be concerned if the terrorists' women and children are killed when they aren't concerned about whether they kill our women and children? Why should we be concerned if we kill people who aren't involved with our struggle against the terrorists when the terrorists aren't concerned if they kill people who aren't involved with their struggle against us? Why should we be concerned about actually proving people guilty of committing terrorist attacks before executing them in public when the terrorists aren't concerned about proving people guilty of anything before executing them in public?
Be cause we ARE NOT terrorists - that's why.
Shouldn't we treat terrorists the same way that terrorists treat us? Why should we be concerned if the terrorists' women and children are killed when they aren't concerned about whether they kill our women and children? Why should we be concerned if we kill people who aren't involved with our struggle against the terrorists when the terrorists aren't concerned if they kill people who aren't involved with their struggle against us? Why should we be concerned about actually proving people guilty of committing terrorist attacks before executing them in public when the terrorists aren't concerned about proving people guilty of anything before executing them in public?
Be cause we ARE NOT terrorists - that's why.
Anders Breivik’s human rights violated in prison, Norway court rules
Posted from theguardian.com
Terrorism
Law
Justice
Human Rights
Posted 8 y ago
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I know this is over 7 years ago - but RP just fed it to me for some reason so....
Anders Breivik's human rights cannot possibly be violated in prison. It is an impossibility.
Why, you ask? Because Anders proved that he is not human.
Anders Breivik's human rights cannot possibly be violated in prison. It is an impossibility.
Why, you ask? Because Anders proved that he is not human.
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I read the article. I don't believe his complaints are valid. He's fortunate to be alive. In fact he lives a life of luxury and safety. I don't feel even a shred of pity for him. Seems he's bored and wants to make a game out of wasting Norway's funds and time. He obviously feels no remorse or he wouldn't complain about where his selfish choices landed him. There are certainly places where they would simply push him off a rooftop and call it suicide. He would do well to count his blessings.
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Terrorist should not have any rights! WTF-Over! They are Terrorist! Do they give a shit about anyone when they commit their acts of terrorism? FEA! They get what they deserve!
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Sgt David G Duchesneau
COL Ted Mc - Well Colonel, we all have a right to our opinions , don't we? That's what great about this forum! SEMPER FI!
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COL Ted Mc
Sgt David G Duchesneau - Sergeant; And what I most enjoy about RP is that 95+% of the members manage to remain civil even when they disagree.
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Sgt David G Duchesneau
COL Ted Mc - That's because most of us have respect for one another! The one's that don't, FEA!
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