In Sweden, a country long known for its progressive approach to upbringing and liberal-mindedness, an alarming trend has emerged in recent years. It appears that the freedom and independence highly valued in this country also have their dark sides. One of these is the increasing number of young offenders and the formation of child gangs, who do not shy away from murder.

A recent tragic case in Nordnorge is an example of how serious the consequences can be. On New Year's Day, three deceased individuals were discovered in a house - a woman and a man in their forties and a young man in his late teens, with the latter being suspected of murdering his mother and stepfather. Additionally, a child was also injured in the house.

This shocking incident, where the young suspect reached a point of deciding on such an extreme act, raises questions about the impact of free-spirited upbringing in Sweden. Critics argue that the lack of structure and boundaries can lead to an environment where young people are not adequately equipped to deal with conflicts and pressures in their lives, which can lead to violent acts.

Further concerns are raised by child gangs emerging in some Swedish communities. These groups are often composed of young people who feel alienated from society and seek acceptance and identity within these groups. In some cases, this can lead to violent behavior and even serious criminal offenses.