Norwegian Teen Confronts Green Party Leader Over Youth Violence: ‘If You’re Old Enough to Stab, You’re Old Enough for Prison’

Norway’s Green Party leader, Arild Hermstad (MDG), was left visibly uncomfortable when a teenage girl confronted him over his party’s soft-on-crime and open-borders policies—policies she says are putting innocent people in danger.

Speaking directly to Hermstad, the young Norwegian described a horrific killing on her daily school bus route.

“When you’re 14 years old and stab somebody—on the local bus that I take to school—there was a 14-year-old who killed another,” she said. “The consequence is that he will be investigated by child welfare services, while a family has lost their son. A grandmother has lost her grandchild. This was a person known to the police.”

The teen slammed MDG’s “naïve” approach to policing, warning that under Hermstad’s policies, police lack the resources and authority to track known dangerous individuals—often migrants or migrant-background youth—before they strike again.

“I want the police to be able to act early on, to intervene, to prevent in an effective way. And, in addition, that 14-year-olds should be able to go to jail when they stab someone. Because if you’re old enough to take on such a responsibility, then you’re old enough to face the consequences.”

Her remarks echo a growing public outrage in Norway over the wave of youth violence—often involving knife attacks—linked to migrant communities. While the establishment insists on “rehabilitation” and “inclusion,” critics argue that the country’s open borders and lenient justice system are failing to protect ordinary Norwegians.

The exchange has since gone viral, symbolizing the widening rift between Norway’s political elite and the citizens bearing the brunt of migrant-driven crime.

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