And will he eventually be out after is 'non life sentence'?
They executed SS Officers for much less.
I suggest in some cases the death penalty may be warranted.
Yeah, so?
They are bad because they don't care much for revenge or they didn't punish hard someone who killed many people?
As if having him die in some electric chair will bring those people back?
If anything, that's even more Christian (in spirit) than the Old Testament "eye for an eye" US mentality.
And if anything else, this treatment helps show Brevik for what he is, a lone loony who hurt innocent people -- as opposed to some "martyred" killer in a society that itself hypocritically kills people too.
And maybe this mentality is part of the reason why those "progressive Europeans" have way less Anders Breviks, whereas in the US there's one born every minute...
Executing Brevik is not 'revenge', it is justice.
He deserves to be executed.
I'm not generally a supporter of capital punishment, but it is blatantly immoral that he should live an almost normal, healthy life after his mass crimes.
Someone who killed could himself be killed, etc.
Everyone who takes revenge calls it "justice".