By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

Data is lacking concerning typical social topics (e.g., education, immigration). The need to strengthen internal security is mentioned alongside defense investments, citing Latvia as an example.

Among social topics, immigration is addressed indirectly, linking the significant influx of foreign labor (more than double the rate seen in Latvia) negatively to a decline in economic productivity. This points to concern about the impact of uncontrolled immigration on the labor market and the economy.

The focus on social issues is extremely strong, sharply contrasting with "woo-woo sciences" and gender topics in education (for instance, 20 genders in a human studies textbook), which are viewed as brainwashing. The speaker defends the mother-tongue school environment and criticizes policies that strip Estonian and Ukrainian children of their identity and demand Russian language proficiency in the workplace instead of the state language.

Regarding social issues, the speaker is a strong opponent of quotas and diversity requirements (gender, racial, LGBT), viewing them as ideological delusions that undermine meritocracy. It is stressed that hiring must be based on competence and skills, not social criteria. Reference is made to the example of the USA, where anti-discrimination laws resulted in injustice and tensions, leading to discrimination against white and Asian students as well.

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On social issues, the speaker is extremely conservative and strongly opposes trans ideology and the recognition of social genders. This ideology is labeled "the most toxic," and it is demanded that the state stop giving in to the demands of "gender-fluid activists" and other gender propagandists. The necessity of protecting common sense and addressing the real concerns of the voters is emphasized.

The speaker emphasizes the resolution of social problems, focusing on protecting the most vulnerable members of society, particularly ensuring the safety of the elderly (who are targeted by phone scammers) and wards suffering from dementia (referencing the Pihlakodu case). He demands strong prevention efforts regarding drugs and alcohol, considering them the root causes of many troubles. He also stresses the ethical dimension and the resulting moral harm.

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Social issues are framed through the prism of historical security and civil liberties, criticizing anonymous denunciation as a dangerous social phenomenon. Strong opposition to ideological control is emphasized, citing the US example of abolishing diversity and inclusion posts (referred to as 'political commissars'). Despite the protection of anonymity, the law is seen as posing a risk that the identities of the complainants will later be revealed by history.