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  1. Steam: knaskus Age: 16 Teamspeak: Yes Microphone: No (Will get one soon though) Country: Norway Time Zone: CET (GMT+1) Unit Desired: Patrol and/or Traffic unit
  2. Hey, i am buying a new desktop, and i am wondering if this will do the trick, if not, what would i need to upgrade? Thanks in advance :D Housing Cooler Master CM 690 II (ver.2) Sort Vifter: 1x 120mm Front, 1x 120mm Bak, ATX, mATX, Blue LEDs On/Off, USB 2.0 Powersupply Silver Power SP-SS500 500W PSU ATX 12V V2.2, 80 Pluss, Standard, 1x 6pin+1x 6+2pin PCIe, 6
  3. (Continued) Volkswagen and Mercedes with new livery: Police Motorcycle: Military police:
  4. There has already been a Norwegian post, but i felt like elaborating as it was inadequate. Volvo: Mercedes: Volkswagen: (TO BE CONTINUED)
  5. So, some time back the Norwegian police decided they may wanted to change the looks of their cars, and they have released a few test-cars, so i just wanted to hear your thoughts on both the new and old livery, and which one you think they should keep! So, i don´t know about you, but i prefer the old one, as the first thing that hits me when i see the new livery is: Construction worker So, here is the old red/blue one: And here is the new luminous yellow one:
  6. Well, he won`t get raped any time soon as he is totaly isolated from other inmates, family, friends and media. (Basically he won`t talk to anyone except his lawyer and the prison guards)
  7. Well, if you wish to discuss this further, make a new thread, as i am not willing to discuss in this thread anymore. And for you who is not updated on the "terror case" the perpetrator has been sentenced to 8 weeks detainment, while the police gather evidence and prepare their case.
  8. Well, as weak as this sounds, i do not wish to discuss it in this forum anymore. (As i stated in my last post) (And just so that is said, i did never mention any racial and/or mental difference between the norwegian people and the rest of Europe, i simply pointed out that the situation in the individual countries was and is different ) If i wanted to, i could continue, but this forum was for informing people about the ongoing crisis, not shouting out mine or anyone else's opinions on the matter. And as i said, it is pretty disrespectful arguing in such a thread. So now that you got the last word, thanks for the discussion, and i hope that the next post here will be happy and/or fair-minded informative!
  9. Well, i am absolutely positive that the majority of the Norwegian people would vote against the police carrying guns, actually, i´m not only positive, i´m certain, as this is proven through surveys. Even the police officers themselves voted against it, i believe 8/10 police officers was positive that them carrying guns would do no good, and who is better to judge than both parties involved? As for you Break , i have no idea why you would use German and Spain as examples of how Norwegian citizens would react to police arming themselves, as the situations in these countries are far from the same. Besides, how do you think a 4 year old would react to a full-auto weapon? Unless he plays COD all day long, i bet it wouldn't be a pleasant sight. Yes, the police is here to protect us, but since weapons in public is extremely rare in Norway, a policeman´s main job will be to talk, listen, and of course cuff someone from time to time. There is a major difference between interacting with a unarmed than a armed man, you can´t argue that. Well, lets not make an argument in this thread as i already feel disrespectful towards the victims of this event for even starting something that could possibly turn into an "on the edge" discussion. My opinion is, and no matter what any of you say, right now you can´t change that: You should not arm the whole police force in a country unless that is necessary, and in Norway, as of today, it is not! (And i´m not saying this to be rude, but unless you live in Norway, or are familiar with the situation and environment here, please don´t argue it) My condolence to those who lost one of their family and/or friends in the horrible event that took place in Norway!
  10. Well, in this case i was talking about armed police officers, not an "armed population". If the police arm themselves full-time, this will not only make the criminals use weapons more often, but it will make the relationship between the police and the general public bad, we don´t want the citizens of Norway to fear the ones who are here to "protect and serve" them. And keep in mind, even police officers snap once in a while: This exact event is a good example of that, the perpetrator was dresse as a police officer, and carrying a gun. The police uniform helped him to lure the youths to approach him, claiming that he would helped them, but instead he shot them right down. If someone who should not really be a police officer was carrying a gun at the wrong place at the wrong time, he/she could kill someone, accidentally or on purpose. How come you both misunderstood what i said, i though i was being very clear and straight forward. Or....?
  11. Just to clearify: The Norwegian court can maximum sentence someone to 21 years at once. (A new law is being discussed, where one can be sentenced to 30 years, this law however has not yet taken effect, and therefore he can not be sentenced to 30 years) However, this does not mean that they will be let out after 21 years, their sentence will be extended with 5 years each time they have "paid their due". Anders Behring Breivik(the perpetrator) will be in prison for the rest of his life, no question! And not only that, but he will be the lowest on the rank order, along with pedophiles, and therefore get bullied by the other inmates. (Worse than a lethal injection if you ask me) The Norwegian police does not carry guns, they rely on their wits, training, experience and sometimes(unfortunately) on their muscles and arrest-techniques. (The average police man only use force once or twice eatch month, and therefore weapons is unnesessary, and will only cause an escalation of gun-use in the criminal environment) However, they often have weapons in their vehicle, which can be used in emergency situations, or when given oral promission from the local chief of police. The security on the island was a former police man, so even if the police did carry guns, he would not be able to shoot the perpetrator. The police-officers arresting "Anders" where from the Emergency Troop "Delta", which is about equal to SWAT. (It took them two minutes from they arrived to the island till they arrested him) Feel free to reply if you have any questions, and i will try to answer them
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