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**Avaboormavoro** · 09-04-2012, 12:21 AM

If he had been brown, Muslim and in al-Qaeda you can be pretty sure that he would not have only got 21 years,

If he had been brown, Muslim and in al-Qaeda you can be pretty sure that he would not have his own personal gym and personal office with a laptop like Breivik does.

As-salamu 'alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh

Do we have any proof which suggests that this is the case? Has a brown Muslim from al-Qaeda been convicted for killing civilians in Norway?

Norway is pretty liberal. The reason why Breivik has all that "cool" stuff is because others, Norwegian prisoners, would kill him in prison. I would not find that far-fetched to think an al-Qaeda member would get the same stuff. Norway is not the US.

To me it is really the same. I want both an al-Qaeda member who murders civilians and Breivik to be locked up due to the obvious threat. I don't care if he receives 21 years on paper but life in practice.

If you have other proof that Muslims and brown people receive harsher sentences in Norway, then you have a point. You cannot generalise based on one incident. There needs to be a clear trend.

09-04-2012, 12:21 AM	#25
Avaboormavoro Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 439 Senior Member	If he had been brown, Muslim and in al-Qaeda you can be pretty sure that he would not have only got 21 years, If he had been brown, Muslim and in al-Qaeda you can be pretty sure that he would not have his own personal gym and personal office with a laptop like Breivik does. As-salamu 'alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh Do we have any proof which suggests that this is the case? Has a brown Muslim from al-Qaeda been convicted for killing civilians in Norway? Norway is pretty liberal. The reason why Breivik has all that "cool" stuff is because others, Norwegian prisoners, would kill him in prison. I would not find that far-fetched to think an al-Qaeda member would get the same stuff. Norway is not the US. To me it is really the same. I want both an al-Qaeda member who murders civilians and Breivik to be locked up due to the obvious threat. I don't care if he receives 21 years on paper but life in practice. If you have other proof that Muslims and brown people receive harsher sentences in Norway, then you have a point. You cannot generalise based on one incident. There needs to be a clear trend.
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