By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The primary social theme addressed is cultural adaptation and the shift in traditions (the green nature of Christmas) resulting from climate change. Contemporary cultural references (Hannah Lahe, cargo bike) are used to describe present-day reality.

The primary social concern is the negative impact of wind farms on the health of local residents (infrasound) and on property values, which is leading to people becoming homeless. There is a demand for the government to take responsibility and meet with the people who have suffered near the Saarde wind farm and have publicly discussed their health issues.

The main social issue is civil liberties, particularly the protection of freedom of speech, the suppression of which is viewed as a serious threat. The speaker references the role of social media in distorting reality and censoring information (citing the COVID example) and strongly opposes the proposed hate speech legislation.

Social issues are addressed through the lens of economic well-being, highlighting the sharp increase in the number of households struggling with payments and the decline in people's purchasing power. He/She also refers to health objectives (reducing alcohol consumption) as mere slogans, which in reality only result in tax revenue being lost to Latvia.

Socio-politically, emphasis is placed on the importance of fulfilling promised family benefits in order to maintain public trust. There is a strong focus on demographic risks, expressing concern over mass immigration and the influx of Russian-speaking foreign workers associated with mining activities. The impact of infrasound on human health is also highlighted.

Regarding social issues, the speaker strongly opposes the inclusion of gender reassignment topics in legislation, viewing it as the crippling of youth and a waste of mental energy. They oppose the current language policy, which they argue threatens the Estonian-language cultural space and leads to a multicultural society, and they advocate for stricter language requirements for obtaining citizenship.

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The central focus of social issues is the reassessment policy concerning drug addicts and violent offenders. Attention is directed toward how this policy incentivizes the management and control of these groups, highlighting aspects of social safety and security.

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