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of course its not an excuse, but when someone grows surrounded by negativity, guilt and shame, it will develop into selfhatred and trauma. If you dont heal that pain, or never learn to love, your mind will turn to anger, emptiness and that leads to loss of empathy and you just don't feel feelings like a normal person anymore. Not getting love during childhood can really mess everything in your mind up. Of course what he did was so evil and he is a messed up disgusting person. I'm just trying to say, if his childhood wouldve been different, he probably wouldve turned out different

@@nel7441 that’s true

ABB hadde sfhiofreni. Var psykotisk alvorlig syk.

Ikke en unnskyldning nei (nå har ikke han unnskyldt seg heller) men det (vanskelig barndom) kan være en forklaring.

Ingen idé att titta i backspegeln Carina världen är ingen trevlig plats för de finns människor på den.

Svårt att tro det hade spelat någon roll då det mest troliga är att han bara självskadat/missbrukat om det var så

Father was absent, didn’t see Brievik from age 1 to age 6:( We understand how father was a bz diplomat with financial privledges yet in old age he continues to be self absorbed still blaming his troubled young son for never being in contact w him the adult. The father didn’t try very hard for custody esp after Social Services reports of trouble😢, said there was no reason explained for him losing custody. Father’s self interest about what he’s dealing with bad pr of his son’s murdering spree does not compare to all the deceased victims and their families. Father’s and mothers BOTH should be held responsible for nurturing their offspring into responsible children to adults. No excuse for his violent behavior but Brievik may also have had dyslexia (difficulty reading, taking instructions & knowing Left from Right) as underlying disability, wouldve explained his withdrawal in schools and later serious driving difficulties. Let’s put technology down after this tragic lesson, pay closer attention to our children, help them grow to be healthy responsible adults & enjoy their one beautiful life.

NRK journalists sucked!

@@arcsta_rr if NRK sucks, what does that make you 😂

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If you would support your son after he committed mass murder there is something wrong with you. The father is in a horrible position and I completely understand his wish to have as little as possible to do with his son

@@espen4330 I would 100% support my son through absolutely anything, whilst *NOT* supporting his actions or crime. I would explain the reasons as to why I disagreed with him and why I believed his actions were wrong. I would try to understand why he would do such a thing and look into ways of helping him change his point of view by putting forward my arguments. If according to you this means there is something wrong with me, then there is also something wrong with any form of rehabilitation centre or initiative. Or should we simply put everyone down the minute they fuck up in your opinion?

@@annefrank7005 He killed 79 people, there is no rehabilitation to be done

Millions of people grow up without a father or a mother or both. But they don't go chase after kids with weapons and kill them, absolut horror. And they don't go blow up buildings and kill people. There is NO excuse for doing what he did. That does not take away how useless his father is. But the dead beat father does not have blood on his hands. Anders made this decision all by himself.

@@karinordmann2939 Being an orphan does not mean you are not shown love or have not grown up with love. Many people are raised by grandparents, family members or foster parents therefore from a very young age develop social skills and empathy towards other humans are shown love, acknowledgement etc. What Anders did is detestable 100% agree, but if he was never shown love and empathy he never learnt what it was and is incapable of understanding that what he has done is wrong. For that, his useless parents are very much to blame, not exlusively, but they have a huge accountability and for them to deny this is cowardly and pathetic. We understand his actions are wrong because we were taught to feel emotions. Anders was never.

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Right. I thought it was weird that it seemed that the son was the only one reaching for contact. The dad didn't seem to be taking any initiative to be in contact at all, it was all on the son. Strange.

dosent justify anything tho

@@Inkenjoyahhhhhhhhhhh exactly

Same with me and my brothers, but we couldn't hurt a fly. It's inexcusable he knows right from wrong, and now is where he deserves to be the rest of his life.

@@Inkenjoyahhhhhhhhhhh Understanding and analyzing are not the same as justifying and excusing.

Hey, thanks for telling me. I actually never finished subtitling this documentary past that mark, and eventually just forgot about it. I'll get to subtitling this very soon!

@@22JulyArchive hey! oh that is very kind! :) thank you! i'll come back soon.

@@selbst105 All finished now!

@@22JulyArchive thank you very much for this broadcast and for translating it. so, i could watch und understand it. precious. thanks for the work. :) great. greetings!

@selbst105 learn Norwegian then

Sie müssen den. Fall recherchieren, da war er noch nicht auf der. Welt, so sehr hat seine. Mutter ihn gehasst...

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Det er faren hans sin feil for det Anders gjorde.

Ja han bare gikk til rettssak for å få hovedomsorgen da ABB var 4 år og barnevernet anbefalte at far overtok omsorgen, men dommeren dømte i stedet barnet til å bli fanget hos mor og miste far. Pluss 77 mennesker til døden. 0% far sin skyld, 100% mor og norsk domstol sin skyld.

Det at far virker fraværende er jo en måte å distansere seg på for ikke å bryte sammen. Ikke rart i den situasjonen han har kommet i. Men han forteller jo tross alt sin historie likevel selv om det må være vanskelig.

@@heidiaamodt5138 , han er ett av ABB sin mors 79 ofre. I tillegg til de 77 døde, og ABB selv. Hun er med andre ord den som ødela flest liv i denne saken.

@@Skjeggspir Nå var det jo faren det var snakk om og ikke moren. Det blir en ny diskusjon.

The dad stepped up 100% you dork, he went to trial when the kindapped boy was only 4 years, but the judge sentenced 77 people to death by trapping him with the abusive mother. He did more than you would have done, and had 0% responsibility after the judge came with the verdict. The father was strong enough, but Norway’s gender discrimination of fathers was and still is the problem.

My dad is a pussie, but that didn't lead me to kill 50 innocent people.... You can't always blame the parents.

@@FatherDingo , of course the murderer is to blame, but also the Norwegian court system and the mother who destroyed him are to blame. Because it was very obvious that she was destroying her child and nobody saved him from her, even when there were several reports of abuse and neglect.

I would not be surprised if you voted for women to get overpower why this was possible as the custody of Anders go to the mother even though social services suggested the dad instead of the mother

According to Anders Breivik himself, he was a pedophile!

What do you mean idiot