As a mother to a high-functioning autistic son who doesn't get physical when he's over-stimulated, I find it really disturbing and upsetting that you've linked autism and sociopaths together. Autism is such a wide spectrum and there's so little knowledge out there about it generally. Autistic people don't lack…

That sounds more typical of the mood liability and emotional dysregulation that is fairly common with people on the spectrum. (And likely some poor behavior management at home.) Almost akin to bipolar in a way. It's hard to witness and hard to manage.

a) Not a guy.

What would be ideal ratios of ethnicities in modeling, in your opinion? Because I just googled the percentage of black Americans and it's 13.1%; Americans of Asian descent only make up 5.1% of the population. If the 9.75% of models in fashion week are black, that actually isn't too far off from the ratio of the US…

The games themselves have nothing to do with his rehabilitation. Allowing him access to leisure time activities that he enjoys does. I never said the games had anything to do with it, I said they keep him distracted and entertained.

Not if he can be rehabilitated to the point of publicly renouncing his actions, it may dissuade others from following his current beliefs, rather than martyring him.

Yes, it is better to teach them, but that doesn't mean they will be successful. They are making all attempts to rehabilitate him on the chance that it IS possible, because that is how their system is designed. You don't have to talk to me about the victims, as one was a relative. You don't see me crying out for…

Nothing makes him special. His status as a human being means he deserves a place to live, healthcare, food, and some sort of basic stimulation to keep him from going mad - as the article notes, he is receiving essentially the same treatment as every other Norwegian prisoner. Nothing more. Which is exactly what he will…

If you think all he does all day is play video games, you know nothing about the rehabilitation system in general. He is still required to attend sessions with social workers, psychiatrists, etc, we are talking about his leisure time. They don't just stick a controller in his hand for 14 hours a day and expect him…

I answered your last statement, with my question. I'm curious, where are you from and what is your native language?

The death penalty and execution can be two very different things first of all, execution may simply be the last resort when rehabilitation is not possible.

How do you know I wasn't?

Laws are made for everyone, and the fact that Breivik is treated just like anyone would shows just how Norway doesn't let him pull them down. That's strength.

How are you any more or less at risk than you are now? Your current neighbors may well be any of those people who have yet to have been caught, or just haven't committed those crimes yet.

I didn't say he can be rehabilitated, nor did I say he should be. He will likely never be released. My comments are more in regards to the overall rehabilitation program structure in Nordic Europe. May have been unclear, English isn't my first language.

It's still effectively worse than being free. It's an argument on whether prison should be punishment or rehabilitation, and whether making things effectively torturous for the worst criminals is actually beneficial beyond the scope of empty revenge

He *should* be treated as a human, because he *is* a human. The justice system is fatally flawed if we don't treat prisoners with respect and dignity.

Ah, but you have those qualities - decentness, kindness, honestness... how do you know? You can choose to value those things, and feel good about having them, but how do you know you have them?

It's okay if they take up more space, as long as they're easier to learn (and anyway, we could just adopt new letters for certain clusters, if space is a concern). As for different pronunciations to affixes, depending on the word they're in; we might just have to lose them. Most people don't care that "ex-" is…