By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

In social matters, the focus is on opposing cuts to social protection, particularly concerning families with children and pensioners. Specific emphasis is placed on the abolition of the income tax exemption for the average old-age pension and the reduction of child benefits. These decisions are viewed as making life harder for the most vulnerable members of society.

Focuses on protecting democratic institutions and processes from ideological politics that tramples democratic processes underfoot. It criticizes the prime minister's lack of empathy and dishonesty toward voters.

Among social topics, public concerns regarding nuclear safety and radiation are addressed, offering scientific data and practical comparisons aimed at mitigating fears. The goal is to inform the population about actual radiation doses and the causes of historical accidents.

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The speaker focuses on issues of state trust and security, particularly in the context of identity verification, citing the example of proving that pensioners are alive. He emphasizes that election methods which a large portion of society distrusts undermine confidence in the state.

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The stance on social issues is extremely conservative, strongly opposing the concept of social gender and the practice of harming children through "gender-affirming care." He/She warns against the rapid export of American culture, which encompasses "satanic misanthropic sects" and "gender-affirming clinics." Biological sex is emphasized, and there is a demand for protecting children from puberty blockers and surgical operations.

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The social issues addressed include the state's right to inspect men of mobilization age at the border, comparing Estonia's legal framework with that of Latvia and Lithuania. This subject concerns the implementation of national security and border control measures.