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"No I don't," Breivik said. "Utoya is a political indoctrination camp." "I see all multicultural political activists as monsters, as evil monsters who wish to eradicate our people, our ethnic group, our culture and our country," he said. Jon Hestnes, who heads a support group for victim's families and survivors, told Norwegian broadcaster NRK that Breivik's apology was "pathetic." Speaking calmly, Breivik said he used a handgun to kill victims if the distance was less than 10 meters. Otherwise he used his rifle. Asked why he spared one man who survived the shooting spree, Breivik said he thought it was because the man's appearance made him look "right wing-oriented." "When I looked at him I saw myself," Breivik said. "I think that was the reason that I didn't fire shots at him."
If found sane, Breivik would face 21 years in prison though he can be held longer if deemed a danger to society. If sentenced to psychiatric care, in theory he would be released once he's no longer deemed psychotic and dangerous.
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