pretty much this, or what Samuel L Jackson does in the movie "Unthinkable".

frankly i think societies have become to tolerant of crimes, especially semi-socialist countries like norway, they think of the criminal as almost a victum.

sure i wouldnt want to watch that, but he still deserves it.

though something that is more feasable to happen would be death by firing squad.

though US prisons still arent 4 star hotels like they are in Norway, they are still very nice place, reletively speeking. you get rec time, food, clothes shelter, healthcare, etc all paid for them by the tax payer. so free living. even people on death row spend years in prison, wasting 10's of thousands of dollars, then when they finally are put to death, the get lots of doctors and staff on call, buy very expensive grugs and chemicals, all of this costs thousands, all just so he feels no pain, etc.

we can easily save money by killing them faster, and more affordable ways. also we no longer have things like chain gangs, were criminals actually do productive things for society. like work projects, building/constructing things. but no we dont do that any more, they just sit and relax in prison wasting millions of dollars

Taking a life as callously as you describe is doing no better than a murderer. Humanity is what allows us to judge them, otherwise, there's no difference.

Public Guillotine.

Working for Activision, the worst punishment a human can withstand.

Apart from the obvious punishment (life imprisonment) it's already too late for the punishment I wished for this guy, a punishment which in fact would have reallly hit him in my opinion.

As it seems this guy planned right from the start to stay alive after the massacre the real punishment would be erasing his name, his pictures, his thoughts, his pamphlets from the internet and people's memory. Unfortunately in modern society this is impossible (40 or 50 years ago it would have been much easier). His Facebook pictures are all over the internet, news and newspapers, excerpts from his inflammatory pamphlets are cited everywhere.

He knows that his name will be remembered forever, he knows that there will be right wing people who will - in a few days or weeks - suggest that "we should at least discuss some of his points as not everything he wrote about muslims was completely wrong" or something along that line. His name remembered, his thoughts discussed. This is exactly what he wanted, this is where he succeeded, this is what makes the whole tragedy even worse and sadder.

idk. If anything he reminded the world of the persistent threat of white racism (or at least a brand of bigotry. This guy was no neo-nazi, but he was radically anti-Muslim at least), that everyone seems to have forgotten about in the last ten years. In the '90s in America the profile of a terrorist was the lonely White germanic male, someone like David Koresh or Tim McVeigh, and he may very well set back those of anti-Muslim sentiment, much like the terrorists of the 90s discredited radical right-wing movements

Certainly some nuts will discuss his ideas, but now it's more likely to only be nuts, since there is really no clear and present danger of Muslim predation in Norway, and his solution to said predation was to massacre a bunch of ethnic Norwegians

Now, if this guy were Russian or Israeli, it would be different

Banish him to the land of the Crab People, they'll do the rest....

Perma-glue headphones on his ears and play "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley on loop forever.

i agree. lets save some money and take and give him something that will kill him slowly over the course of 5 yrs where he would not need any food or anything that would cost money. i can think of worse things but its late.

well actually some legitimate points about that will now not ever be brought up or at least for a long time because of what he did.

what he did will be completely in vain because any possible legitamite view points that he may have had will now seem radical and linked to a terrorist