beliefs or opinions? [norway shootings]
@chicksdigscars (5483)
July 25, 2011 10:17am CST
i am completely disgusted at everything i've seen on the news recently about the norway shootings and the bombing. it's a complete tragedy and it just goes to show the mentality of some of the scumbags we have walking among us on this earth! the death toll is completely and utterly mind blowing!
this man is said to have been a neo-nazi, and i heard on the news last night, that even though he admitted to the crimes, and pleaded guilty, he shows no signs of remorse whatsoever, and he described his actions, as "gruesome, but necessessary" .. i mean what? are you kidding me? he also said he attacked the countries liberal party because the "price of their tresion is what they had to pay"
the man, Andres Breivik, clearly was a lunatic.. and although there may be people that argue with me that he was sticking up for and defending what he believed it, such behaviour should never be accepted! it is wrong, and disgusting, and a complete slur on humanity as a whole that something like that could ever have happened.
apparently his last twitter update, before the deed was done, was "one person with a belief is worth a thousand people with opinions" .. i'm sorry, but i would rather be in those mass of sheep, than ever be a single individual with a belief like that, and i said that as someone who prides themselves on being an individual.
apparently he originally stated that he worked alone, but it has since come to light that there are two othr "cells" in his organisation, and his "contempt towards the muslim society in oslo warrants even more attacks by the christian societies.." .. how dare anyone's hatred for anyone make them decide to attack people. it's vile!
free will is something to be cherished, but maybe we should all start turning our freewill off if it would ever cause us to behave like that! it is a complete and utter sin and my heart goes out to those poor people who were MURDERED, because they were murdered, not killed, and their grieving friends and family.
what do you think about what happened?
1 response
@petersum (4522)
• United States
25 Jul 11
There is probably a lot more that we don't know, or are not being told. In America, where on almost every street you will find someone who knows how to fly helicopter gunships, jet fighters, drive tanks, etc. as a result of the many (continuous) wars America has been involved in, one might expect to find such psycho's. But Norway? Well that came as a complete surprise!
It just shows us all that you are not safe anywhere. And yes, there are idiots all around. It's frightening.
@chicksdigscars (5483)
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25 Jul 11
oh i don't doubt it for a second that we aren't being told the entire story. norway was open courts, where public members and press can go and record it and watch it.. but funnily enough this trial is private!
