By Years: Leo Kunnas

The main social issues revolve around linguistic integration and loyalty, highlighting concerns about the large number of immigrants and the inability to fully assimilate them over the past 30 years. The speaker emphasizes the duty of loyalty required of citizens in a security context, particularly concerning Russian citizens and holders of the gray passport, linking their lack of voting rights to the corresponding absence of mandatory defense service. He also questions the rationale behind offering English-language instruction in Estonian higher education institutions.

Conservative positions have been put forward in the social sphere, including strong moral opposition to abortion, which is characterized as "killing" based on genetic individuality. Concerns are voiced regarding the growth of the Muslim community and the state's limited capacity for integration, referencing the Estonian Security Police's concern about the potential emergence of a "second front" of Islamic extremism. Support is expressed for restricting the voting rights of Russian citizens in local elections, given that Russia has been recognized as a terrorist regime.