By Years: Rene Kokk

The speaker's rhetorical style is predominantly combative, critical, and forceful, often employing emotionally charged words like "absurd," "fundamentally wrong," and "clusterfuck law." He/She poses numerous rhetorical questions to challenge the competence and integrity of the ministers (e.g., demanding the names of those who drafted the false memo). Although the speaker relies on economic arguments, the delivery is intense and strongly appeals to the plight of rural residents and large families.

The style is predominantly combative, critical, and forceful, utilizing strong expressions ("green transition madness," "chaos," "crossing the line in arrogance") and rhetorical questions. He often appeals to common sense and logic, contrasting this with the "tunnel vision" of officials and the government. The speaker also employs provocative tactics, such as remaining silent at the podium while protesting the car tax, and sharply criticizes the presiding officers of the session for rude behavior.