By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The primary social concern is the protection and preservation of the Estonian language in the capital, which is currently under threat due to the massive influx of foreign labor. This is framed as an issue of national identity and security, and failure to address it, it is argued, will lead back to the situation of the 1980s.

The speaker adopts a strongly conservative stance, emphasizing that there are only two sexes (male and female). He fiercely opposes the teaching of gender identity (20+ psychological genders, pansexuality) in schools, labeling it the brainwashing and mutilation of children. The hate speech law is also opposed, as it is viewed as a threat to civil liberties and the opposition.

Among social issues, the ones highlighted are trans, LGBT, and minority rights, as well as immigration. These topics are primarily used to criticize opponents, accusing them of excessive demands and inconsistency in their handling of these issues when dealing with allied nations.

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The speaker addresses the topic of censorship, accusing the opposing side of violating the Estonian Constitution and imposing "brutal censorship" on social media. This is presented as a struggle against fundamental freedoms and creeping autocracy.

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Among social issues, access to justice is emphasized, criticizing the excessive reliance on the digital state and remote work setups. It is noted that many citizens lack smart devices, the necessary skills, or a proper internet connection, which is why physical presence at court hearings is necessary to ensure the population's access to the judicial system.