Mass Murderer Breivik Treated Better Than Hacker

The Copenhagen Post

A campaign has been created to point out the mistreatment of Pirate Bay founder Gottfrid Svarholm Warg.

Warg was extradited to Denmark from Sweden in November and was charged with illegally disrupting public systems, illegally collecting data and destroying property. The hacker is accused of stealing social security numbers from the Danish driving licence database operated by the IT firm CSC. On December 18, Frederiksberg City Court ruled that Warg was to spend an additional three weeks behind bars.

The campaign points out that Breivik, who killed 77 people on 22 July 2011, has been allowed to enrol in political science courses remotely through the University of Oslo and is working on a book, while Warg is held in solitary confinement and denied reading material despite not yet being convicted of a crime.

While I support the potential of P2P networks, I don't support what they've become. Warg is being charged with some serious crimes, but are the officials taking it to far? It is however interesting to note the treatment of recent hacker/activits.

Were The Charges Against Internet Activist Aaron Swartz Too Severe?

Over the weekend, his family attributed his death to federal prosecutors pursuing “an exceptionally harsh array of charges, carrying potentially over 30 years in prison, to punish an alleged crime that had no victims."

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Just goes to show TPTB don't really care about human lives just anything that will disrupt their bank balance.
You get more time robbing a bank than murder.

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That is absolutely disgusting and if anything proves how screwed up sh*t really is.