The discussion centers on the unsettling demeanor of Anders Behring Breivik during his trial, where he displayed pride in his actions yet shed tears during a propaganda film portraying himself as a victim. Participants express disgust at his lack of remorse and his belief that he would repeat his actions, questioning the adequacy of Norway's legal system in punishing him. There is a debate on whether he should face consecutive sentences or be declared insane for a longer confinement, as a single 21-year sentence seems insufficient for his crimes. The morality of punishment versus revenge is also discussed, with some arguing that allowing him to "rot in jail" would be a more fitting consequence than a quick death, preventing him from achieving martyrdom. Overall, the conversation reflects deep concerns about justice, punishment, and the implications of Breivik's actions on society.