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Norwegian massacre is wrong, not far right July 26, 2011 smh The Norwegian man accused of killing at least 92 of his fellow citizens on Friday wrote that "once you decide to strike, it is better to kill too many than not enough, or you risk reducing the desired ideological impact of the strike". If there is any consolation in this massacre, it is that deranged people like Anders Behring Breivik can't think straight. He had enough mental clarity to organise logistics but so little connection with the larger reality of humanity that he failed to understand his butchery would have the opposite effect. Much media reaction to the tragedy has conflated the incident with the rise of far-right parties in Europe. The coverage implies that Breivik's attack is an extension of the trend and a frightening portent. This is exactly wrong. His use of violence to pursue a "crusade" to halt the "Islamicisation [sic] of Europe" has discredited his cause, no...