By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

He/She focuses heavily on civil rights and the protection of privacy against state surveillance. He/She fiercely opposes the creation of a super database and AI profiling, arguing that it strips citizens of the right to know what data is being collected about them and who is accessing it. He/She considers this threat far greater than the recent police camera scandal.

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The primary social issue is the defense of civil liberties and privacy against state surveillance. The speaker objects to the mass collection of personal data (including nationality, familial ties, and education) and criticizes the loss of the right to inquire about the data collected on oneself. This is framed as a defense against "dictatorship" and the "deep state."

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It focuses on supporting socially important events and charitable causes, while criticizing the ERJK for penalizing politicians who advertise community events (such as the Song Festival or punk festivals). It emphasizes the importance of civic initiative and national celebrations, and strongly criticizes the punishment of good deeds.

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