Ouya and WiiU shouldnt be worded in the same phrase. You better apologize.

Yeah, Ouya isn't that bad...

LOL what?! execution has nothing to do with being uncivilized! It's a debatable method that works to deter crimes to an extent. Surely works better than imprisonment in heaven. Most arrogant and close minded statement indeed.

Yes they are, the maximum crime penalty over there is 22 years. That's 5 years less than Mandela's imprisonment! And you seriously call that a "prison"? It looks more like the dream hermitage that many people search for. Families mourning their losses, trying to recover from the wounds of losing their loved ones, and yet this proud asshole is enjoying his easy "prison" life and his worries mostly concern gaming. Provocative and disgusting.

His execution or pardon should be deterimined by the families of the victims, not the so called "civilized" idealists who didn't suffer anything yet think they're in the position to talk. Your second paragraph is enitrely based on intiuition.

I didn't know you're Norwegian but you do like to cherry-pick. Not cool.

Spare me the smartass remarks, nobody's arguing with you.

In general populace (of Jail obviously) I believe he would fear for his safety a lot more then being removed from it. It wouldn't be death, that's not punishment, he needs to suffer as punishment but fear of being hurt is better than a life of well being. He gave his victims no choice, he should have none either.

Punishment for a terrible crime shouldn't be an easy release (death) or spending time alone (with a games console), it should be spent in a place that is dispacable, that to people who are law abiding would be deemed as sub par living, equivilent to a squalor and in the presence of people who even though they themselves are not law abiding, would very much like to make him suffer for doing things far worse (and cowardly) then they'd ever do.

Son I'm not arguing with you, when will you learn to mind your own business?

You're obsessed with calling me ignorant but you can't back it up with facts. Anyone can play this game. And don't speak about offensive when he openly implied that every "nation" that applies execution is "uncivilized" what I wrote was mostly my response to that offense.

I didn't mention a thing about Norwegians as a society as opposed to him openly offending the majority of world populations, Japan and Singapore included. But the legal stance regarding this specific issue deserves to be called out. Yes, I am absolutely disgusted about how Breivik's (or any mass murderer for the matter) been dealt with and the level of luxury he's been provided. These articles about his gaming issues keep coming up, you can NOT make a reasonable excuse for them. Similarily you can not make a strong argument for Saudi Arabia's legal system in regards to executing homosexuals. I believe providing a Mass Murderer with comfort is arguably as bad as executing an innnocent person. I'm not afraid to show that belief even if it hits some fragile nerves along the way. I'm not afraid to show the world that I passionately despise it. Whether or not you want to interprit this as me disrespecting an entire nation is all up to you and your level of maturity. For all I know, the victims are Norwegians themselves! I made myself very clear but you'll continue to misinterprit and offend.

It's up to the Norwegian people how they want to manage their internal affairs, but that does not take my rights to express my concerns because in the end we're equally humans and we relate to each other by a much stronger connection than a "country"