By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

Regarding social issues, emphasis is placed on the creation of climate anxiety and panic among youth, which is tied to rising rates of depression, suicidality, and declining birth rates. He/She criticizes the narrative that portrays a child as a "climate killer" and holds politicians and scientists responsible for the fact that, as a consequence of their actions, young people are choosing not to have children. He/She also mentions "insect flour" and restrictions on lifestyle.

The main social theme is citizenship and the voting rights of non-citizens, where the speaker adopts a strong security-based position, opposing the expansion of these rights. It is emphasized that citizenship should not be handed out like humanitarian aid, and valuing it will improve language proficiency. Furthermore, the language situation is criticized for having made the language law "blunt," citing the excessive prevalence of the Russian and English languages.

The speaker is vehemently opposed to the public funding of left-wing extremist ideologies when it comes to social issues. They specifically criticize support for the association of trans people and similar organizations, viewing this as state-funded extremism and ideological misappropriation of funds.

There is no data available on social issues. The speech focuses on national defense, infrastructure, and political accountability.

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On the subject of social issues, the speaker categorically rejects the emphasis placed on the topic of arbitrary genders ("over a hundred social genders"), deeming it irrelevant compared to security and economic survival. He is a staunch opponent of the censorship law (the hate speech law), labeling it the suppression of free thought and speech and unconstitutional. Climate hysteria is linked to the children who were never born and subsequent demographic decline.

The speaker heavily focuses on drug issues and the reduction of funding for preventative measures, demanding that lectures be held in schools and that the "fire be put out." They also stress the importance of supporting young families through housing allowances to prevent rural areas from emptying out and to ensure the sustainability of local schools.