Marius Borg Høiby is currently embroiled in a court case that raises significant moral concerns about his attitudes towards women. Defense attorneys initially claimed the case is not about morality, yet the proceedings have revealed a troubling picture of Høiby's perspective on relationships. As the trial progresses, it has become evident that Høiby has been part of a social milieu in western Oslo where women have been objectified and demeaned.

During the trial, evidence including chat messages and images were presented that demonstrate Høiby's derogatory remarks about a woman he engaged with. Specific messages shared in a group chat with other men showed Høiby sending links to the woman's Tinder profile, accompanied by belittling descriptions of her appearance. These statements were met with laughter from his peers, highlighting the disturbing normalization of such attitudes within his social circle.

The atmosphere in the courtroom is tense, particularly for the victim, who is present and hears these disparaging comments being displayed on screens. The public sharing of such demeaning messages has raised serious questions about respect and empathy in romantic engagements and underscores the harmful culture of viewing women as objects rather than individuals deserving of respect. This case, therefore, serves as a critical reflection on moral values within certain societal groups in Norway.