Tragedy has happened, people treat the devil kindly

Lenny 2022-01-28 08:33:44

What I want to say is not this movie, but the tolerance for the perpetrators after the trial.

In the terrorist attack in Oslo, the capital of Norway, a total of 77 people were killed and hundreds of people were injured, but the punishment for the perpetrators was only a short 21 years in prison.

For this, I am shocked, such a demon, only to be sentenced to 21 years! However, this is already the highest penalty in Norway.

However, the shock of Norwegian justice is not only that, in Norway, this heinous criminal can go out on weekends without monitoring after only 7 years in prison, and can be released on parole after 14 years.

Why did this criminal, after seeing the police, surrender immediately? Because, he knew that resistance would kill and surrender would be fine.

Below is his prison.

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Extended Reading
  • Nora 2022-03-27 09:01:21

    The point is not what happened, but how people deal with what happened: broken bodies, broken lives, lost friends, walking demons... Evil won't go away, all we can do is move forward. Another: Green Grass's consistent photography style, tense and restrained, this film is as worthy of being remembered as "Bourne Bourne".

  • Millie 2022-01-28 08:33:44

    For the first 30 minutes, I couldn't control the tears and trembling. I couldn't sit still, so I had to lie down and read it. I was about to cry. Even objectively speaking, the line of priminister is not good and has no beginning or end, but it is still five stars. After reading a lot of reviews, the reason why most people don't like it is probably because the second half is too calm and completely underwhelming. To be honest, if the film is made into a large section that talks about the despair and anger of the family members of the victims, and then prosecution provides justice, it will be really cool to watch, but I also feel that this matter is over. But now that I see it, I feel really powerless. The world is so chaotic and unreasonable. So tomorrow will be better? I am afraid the director himself is not sure. Although he borrowed Viljar's testimony to say that life will move forward, there is still love, there is still family, and there is hope. But alongside it is also darkness and madness. All we can do is beat them.

22 July quotes

  • Geir Lippestad: You can't call the Prime Minister. And Norway isn't on trial. You are.

    Anders Behring Breivik: Are you sure about that?

  • Anders Behring Breivik: I'd do it all again if I could.

    Geir Lippestad: You didn't win, Anders. You failed.

    Anders Behring Breivik: There will be others to finish what I've started.

    Geir Lippestad: And we will beat you. My children and their children. They will beat you.