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Seida Sohrabi stated that she filed a criminal complaint a couple of years ago regarding videos published on social media, which she claims presented defamations and private life information about herself and her parents. She said the videos contained serious and unfounded allegations as well as insinuations about her parents' connections to the Islamic Republic of Iran. Sohrabi denied the claim made in the video that there was an ISIS flag on her parents’ balcony in Turku's Varissuo. According to her, her parents had never lived in Varissuo together or separately, and a terrorist organization's flag had not been raised on the balcony. She mentioned that her parents fled Iran when they were young and said that there were peshmerga fighters in her family who had fought for the rights of Kurds. She also revealed that the videos contained derogatory implications about her parents’ sexual behavior. According to Sohrabi, her parents had not sought publicity, but they had been drawn into attacks due to her public position. She stated that the respondent had been convicted of disseminating private information and defamation. She claimed that the conviction was not final. Sohrabi justified bringing the matter to public attention by stating that even those in public office have rights, and that filing a criminal complaint should not be seen as an overreaction if a line had been crossed. She expressed concern about the state of democracy, privacy protection, and the safety of political participation. She referred to Ben Zyskowicz's violent attack at a campaign event in Helsinki before the 2023 parliamentary elections, the harassment experienced by Sanna Marin, the violation of domestic peace, and Juha Sipilä’s assault near the parliament building. Sohrabi also mentioned that the West Uusimaa police were investigating two incidents related to election work that occurred on September 19, as well as suspected intrusions into the homes of members of parliament. Sohrabi said she wanted harassment, hate, and violence to be addressed before they became entrenched in Finnish political culture. She warned that perceiving participation in politics as too great a personal risk could undermine democracy. #demokratia #yksityisyys #kunnialoukkaus (translated)

Jukka-Pekka Lätti criticized Yle's news headlines and compared the morning headline, which stated that Finns had become violent, to the evening headline, which reported record numbers of assaults. He wondered whether Yle had received feedback that, according to him, an increasingly larger proportion of violent crimes in Finland were committed by social migrants. https://t.co/BPX0bRIjRm #Suomi #väkivalta #uutiset (translated)

Lucia-pulla wrote to Nasima Razmyar and the Demar party members that she believed Razmyar was an example of an uncivilized person. She claimed that Razmyar did not understand history and did not comprehend economics, sociology, or social psychology. According to Lucia-pulla, such a person in politics would be a catastrophe for the Finns. #politiikka #historia #sosiologia (translated)

Mika Merano challenged leftists to a public debate, whom he believed to be cultivating cutback populism related to poverty. He stated that he was a former expert by experience on the topic and wanted to discuss social security, disadvantage, and equality of opportunities. (translated)

Mats Uotila wrote that he was fed up with what he described as the brazen use of social power by leftists. According to him, those who disagreed were stigmatized as uncivilized, so that right-wingers would act according to the wishes of the leftists out of fear of the stigma. Uotila said he did not intend to care about such behavior. https://t.co/VKiUfAjWl5 #politiikka #vapaaehtoisuus #keskustelu (translated)

Arto Koskelo wrote that, in his opinion, social democracy was dying. He compared the idea to the previous notion of the impossibility of the dissolution of the Soviet Union and assessed that social democratic Europe had come to a dead end. #sosialidemokratia #Eurooppa #politiikka (translated)

Sture Fjäder wrote that Finland should move to a stricter social security system for immigrants and limit social security only to Finnish citizens. According to him, benefits should also be tightened for citizens. Fjäder estimated that the removal or tightening of social security for immigrants would at least end immigration based on social security and dealings with Kela for the purpose he described. #maahanmuutto https://t.co/uEElXGJt1e #maahanmuutto #sosiaaliturva #Suomi (translated)

Mikko Välimaa described France as being on fire and denied that the reason for the situation was austerity policy. According to him, the country's public finances had been managed loosely for half a century, and now the money had run out. Välimaa wrote that French children would have to pay for the socialists' final bill and considered the development a great warning for Finland. #Ranska #talous #poliikka (translated)

Miko Bergbom wrote that the Green youth hoped for "free money" for immigrants and reminded that, according to him, this was taxpayer money. He stated that Finland could not afford the current situation and demanded a swift transition to a citizenship-based social security system. According to Bergbom, the welfare state was at risk if this was not done, as the money, in his view, was running out. Bergbom claimed that the share of immigrants in certain social benefits clearly exceeded their share of the population. He said that in the capital region, their share of the total amount of social assistance was already about 50 percent. He stated that this situation should raise concerns, but he opposed new unconditional benefits for immigrants proposed by the left. #maahanmuutto #sosiaaliturva #verotus (translated)

According to the author, the livelihood of labor migrants without social security can currently be ensured only by sufficiently high income thresholds. He considered citizenship-based social security to be the best way to address this issue as well. #maahanmuutto #sosiaaliturva #työmarkkinat (translated)

The commotion around the new White House press secretary Katie Zachary continues, as she admitted in an interview with Fox News on Thursday that she has not passed the bar exam, despite previously presenting herself as a lawyer on social media. #KatieZacharia #DonaldTrump #Lehdistösihteeri (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that in socialism, people's bills were paid with others' money, even though the benefits decreased and costs increased. According to him, the broad consequences of politics could be understood by observing cause-and-effect relationships without unreasonable reading or seeing the world. Sarasvuo mentioned that Marin's government paid large amounts of his family's electricity bills and said that it was not right. #sosialismi #politiikka #talous (translated)

Jesse Rauhamo wrote that Finland would use 1,034,000,000 euros for development aid in 2026, which he claimed would amount to 2.83 million euros per day and 118,000 euros per hour. He compared the sum to Finnish families with children, who he said were counting their euros in stores, to elderly people waiting for care, and to the state's increasing borrowing. Rauhamo asked when Finland had become the social office of the whole world. #suomi #kehitysapuu #talous (translated)

The author noted that public healthcare in Finland is mainly free for those under 18. He mentioned that Minja Koskela from the Left Alliance claimed during a question time that parents do not take their children for treatment due to increased fees. The author's message ended abruptly in the middle of a question about Minister of Social Affairs and Health Rydman. #terveydenhuolto #suomi #lastenhoito #FI (translated)

The Finns Party wrote that Finland could not afford to provide social services, education, healthcare, or banking services to everyone who wanted them. According to the party, people and resources were not sufficient for this. It believed that during the next government term, the ongoing work to address the issues in immigration policy should continue. #ps #perussuomalaiset #maahanmuutto #maahanmuutto #politiikka #resurssit (translated)

A-J Hirsimäki wrote that the publication has gathered 28,000 views and 39 likes, describing the comment section as being filled with diamonds. According to him, Minister of Social Affairs Partanen, Prime Minister Orpo, and Representative Kauma were the best contributions of the National Coalition Party to the Finns Party's election campaign. Hirsimäki hoped that the same energy would last until spring. #politiikka #vaalit #Kokoomus (translated)