By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The primary adversary is the Government of the Republic, which is criticized for restricting the authority of the Riigikogu and surrendering legislative initiative, effectively turning the parliament into a rubber stamp. Furthermore, ideological opponents—labeled as "left-extremists" and "utopians"—are criticized, particularly concerning visa policy and renewable energy targets. The criticism is both procedural (balance of powers) and ideological (sovereignty, immigration).

The confrontation is directed against the inaction of the government or the responsible minister, who is criticized for the absence of a concrete action plan and for offering ineffective solutions (relying on sea eagles and jackals). The criticism is policy-based and intense, as the situation is deemed explosive.

The primary targets of criticism are the bill's proponents, who are being branded as "left-wing radicals." The criticism is intense and focuses on the substantive absurdity of the policy, calling into question the motives and judgment of the opposition ("Why are you submitting to every kind of ridiculous notion put forward by these left-wing radicals?").