By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker raises a significant social and health issue concerning the impact of wind farms on human health. The hazardous nature of infrasound is emphasized, and reference is made to World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines that point to serious problems.

When addressing social issues, there is a strong emphasis on the balance between civil liberties (freedom) and national security (security). The speaker warns that moving solely towards security essentially leads to a digital concentration camp, and defends the supremacy of the constitution.

The primary social issue revolves around the subsistence benefit and poverty reduction, specifically concerning people's ability to make ends meet. The speaker strongly advocates for those requiring social assistance, criticizing the government's decision to increase the benefit by only 20 euros. He frames these social questions primarily as matters of economic injustice and misplaced priorities.

The discussion within social issues highlights the will of the people as the supreme authority, criticizing the government for disregarding this will during the implementation of the motor vehicle tax. This issue concerns the trust between the government and citizens, as well as the application of compulsory measures.