This is just me brainfarting. My thoughts on this subject as it has been festering inside my skull for quite a while now and I need to write 'em down. I'm fully aware most of you might not have followed this case or just don't feel comfortable talking about it. If you want to reply, that's cool, feel free.
Anders Breivik is an interesting person. On one hand you have this intellectual guy who has a lot of insightful things to say about the failure of multiculturalism and Islam's ultimate goal of conquering the world. Reading his manifesto I found myself actually agreeing with the guy on a lot of thing. Then you have the physical person of Breivik who blew up building, killing 8 (which I can understand as it was a valid political target if you consider the context of what he was trying to achieve, not that I condone terrorism) and brutally executed 69 teenagers and scarred many more for life. The latter part makes no friggin sense no matter how you look at it and it is something nobody can get behind, no matter how much they agree with "intellectual Breivik".
Anders Breivik is an interesting person. On one hand you have this intellectual guy who has a lot of insightful things to say about the failure of multiculturalism and Islam's ultimate goal of conquering the world. Reading his manifesto I found myself actually agreeing with the guy on a lot of thing. Then you have the physical person of Breivik who blew up building, killing 8 (which I can understand as it was a valid political target if you consider the context of what he was trying to achieve, not that I condone terrorism) and brutally executed 69 teenagers and scarred many more for life. The latter part makes no friggin sense no matter how you look at it and it is something nobody can get behind, no matter how much they agree with "intellectual Breivik".