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Lucia-pulla wrote that one of the most absurd cases in the discussion related to immigration and multiculturalism was that prisoners were served mousse for dessert, the gelatin of which, according to her, they were unaware of. She mentioned that gelatin was a problem because it is made from pig parts and eating pork is haram. She described an example of a foreign prisoner convicted of serious crimes who would be offered dessert and then apologized to for its contradiction with his religious beliefs. Lucia-pulla asked how self-destructive the country could become. #suicidalempathy #maahanmuutto #monikulttuurisuus #uskonto (translated)

The author mentioned that HS reported that in the capital region, the majority of residents in nine residential areas were of foreign background. He listed Itäkeskus, Kontula, and Jakomäki from Helsinki, Suvela, Suurpelto, and Otaniemi from Espoo, and Havukoski, Hakunila, and Länsimäki from Vantaa. #monikulttuurisuus #maahanmuutto #Helsinki #FI (translated)

Otto Juote wrote that the citizenship test assesses whether an applicant for citizenship other than Finnish has sufficient knowledge and skills to obtain citizenship if other conditions are met. He suggested that anyone could perhaps become a Kurd, but Finns are a people, and a passport or language skills alone do not make a person Finnish. #kansalaisuus #Suomi #monikulttuurisuus (translated)

The author said that Islam could be criticized harshly and mentioned that he had done so himself. However, according to him, urging an imam born in Finland to return to his home country and the cheering of thousands of people were something entirely different. #monikulttuurisuus #kotoontuminen #uskonto #FI (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo told Panu Huuhtanen that he had changed his stance on the divisive multiculturalism over the course of 11 years. He said that the evidence had brought him to his senses and that he now supports a multiethnicity that unites people. #monikulttuurisuus #monietnisyys #yhteisö (translated)

Venla Manninen wrote that, in her opinion, there was evidence presented regarding the effects of mass immigration on Western countries and that the situation in Germany, France, and Britain, as well as statistics on sexual crimes, unemployment benefits, prisoners, and gangs could not be ignored. She believed that the differences between parties were evident in how willing they were to address the problems of immigration. According to Manninen, the Finns Party was the only credible party to solve these issues. She criticized the green-left for focusing on multiculturalism and stated that the Social Democrats had voted against nearly all of the government's immigration tightening measures. She also highlighted the border security law, claiming that six social democrats, including the party's vice-chairman, voted against it. Manninen criticized the Centre Party for its lack of direction and noted that the party had announced it was aiming for 40,000 net immigrants per year in this electoral term. She described the National Coalition Party as contradictory: according to her, the party spoke about deporting criminals while simultaneously wanting tens of thousands of immigrants for low-wage jobs. Manninen argued that only a small portion of labor immigrants found employment in jobs requiring special skills and that nearly all directed towards low-wage sectors. Manninen believed that the Finns Party was advancing Finland's and the Finns' interests and dared to say things that, in her opinion, other parties did not acknowledge. However, she pointed out that no party could change laws on its own. She stated that without the Finns Party in government, concrete legislative actions would not be taken to address immigration issues, and instead, tightening measures might be lifted and rules loosened. #maahanmuutto #Suomi #politiikka (translated)

Jiri Keronen wrote that about 40 percent of the residents of Havukoski in Vantaa would like to move away from the area. He added, as a completely unrelated remark, that the proportion of foreign-language speakers in Havukoski was about 60 percent. https://t.co/99uJ09ZFOp #Vantaa #muutto #monikulttuurisuus (translated)

The True Finns wrote that they warned about the problems of immigration at a time when other parties described immigration and multiculturalism as a richness. The party claimed to be the only one that took the downsides of immigration seriously and was able to offer solutions to them. According to the True Finns, the problems were not solved by virtue signaling or by aiming for 45,000 new work-related immigrants annually, but by acknowledging the facts and basing politics on them. The party stated that under the leadership of its interior minister, immigration policy had been tightened historically, and practically all tightening of the government program had been implemented. It referred to a 24-point list of changes in policy. #ps #perussuomalaiset #maahanmuutto #maahanmuutto #perussuomalaiset #politiikka (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that he fundamentally believes it is wrong to think that the state owns children. According to him, the consequences of multiculturalism and inclusion particularly impact the children of families who cannot afford to choose. Merano said he understands the attractiveness of homeschooling if the alternative is a school that he described as having been proven excellent using Adlercreutz's observation method, but where instead of a peaceful learning environment and discipline there is language incompetence and restlessness. He compared the situation to those schools that students who experienced the peak years of PISA results remember. (translated)

Klaus wrote that according to the data from Kela, about half of Arabic and Somali speakers received social assistance, while the proportion among Finnish speakers was about 4.5 percent. He urged readers to read the statement several times to understand it. #toimeentulotuki #monikulttuurisuus #syrjintä (translated)

Yrjö Lipasti criticized the actions of the Finns Party and wrote that he had not seen such foolish behavior from the party since the days of Timo Soini. Having lived in the east for a long time, he said he understood something about multiculturalism. According to Lipasti, the entrepreneurs and customers at the Puotinharju shopping center would not appreciate that a busload of Finns Party members gathered from Juupajoki would come to watch them. https://t.co/i0EQDiyGjr #monikulttuurisuus #Suomi #persut (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that with the support of society, it would be possible to establish positions for multicultural coordinators, intersectional experts, unemployment advisors, and embodiment interpreters to employ the unemployed brought in from abroad. She estimated that workers would pay taxes and other fees from their salaries and claimed that the artificial employment of all unemployed individuals would be profitable for society. Finally, she asked whether there was a problem in the equation when all the figures were placed side by side. #yhteiskunta #työllisyys #monikulttuurisuus (translated)

Let's imagine a situation: In a family, the mother teaches the child about equality and the father teaches about death in following the mother's instructions. Let's bring this scenario into society. Multiculturalism cannot work if the fundamental values are in complete conflict. A culture that rules by fear always wins. #monikulttuurisuus #yhteiskunta (translated)

While reading this, I wondered if we can think of Aw-Musse as having adapted or integrated into Finnish society🤔 "Aw-Musse advocates for the interests of Muslims on various fronts in society: he sits on government-appointed working groups, is active in the media, and takes a stance in Vantaa on how Islam is taught in primary schools." If you comment, please stay on topic. https://t.co/KhjlX2FTV6 #kotoutuminen #integraatio #monikulttuurisuus (translated)