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A young Finnish person wrote that a French woman, whom he described as leftist, had joined student protests and was horrified when the people with her started, according to him, to loot stores. According to the writer, the woman had tried to get them to stop, but she was pushed aside and told to be silent. The writer stated that the crowd had emptied the store while the sellers watched the events. He described the story as a metaphor for the situation in France in 2026: in his opinion, the left had begun to understand what kind of forces it had unleashed, but could no longer influence the course of events. The writer added that neither the merchants nor the people could do anything about it either. https://t.co/97cqEqBkI7 #Ranska #mielenosoitus #yhteiskunta (translated)

The Daily Bureaucrat described the events as riots of leftist Islamists rather than protests. He wrote that they had gradually escalated and assessed that they would threaten the stability of French society seriously after a while. https://t.co/TOzQJlSBOd #Ranska #Politiikka #Yhteiskunta (translated)

The author estimates that if Finland continues to overlook the issues of immigration and does not attempt to solve or address them publicly, the country could end up in a situation similar to that of Germany and France, where far-right forces gain more power. He urged his opponents to keep this in mind. https://t.co/2AXFaCHoWL #maahanmuutto #politiikka #yhteiskunta #FI #DE #FR (translated)

Klaus pondered what kind of national state of emergency would have arisen 20 years earlier if a 22-year-old had stabbed a random 13-year-old child. According to him, the matter would have been discussed in A-studios, in the newspapers, and everywhere. He noted that times have changed. #kansallinenkeskustelu #ajatmuuttuu #yhteiskunta (translated)

Matti Molari wrote that he would reduce his posting on Threads. He said that a few months of observation had confirmed his belief that the left, in his opinion, had fallen into mass hysteria and lost its sense of reality, which is why he felt that Nazis were seen everywhere. Molari also claimed that the left employed a narcissistic modus operandi and ruled through lies. According to him, nearly everyone was like this. #politiikka #yhteiskunta #keskustelu (translated)

The author thanked for the bravery and stated that openly addressing security threats and speaking about them with one's own face helped the entire society to prepare. According to him, silence would have maintained a stale atmosphere and the spirit of post-Finlandization. #turvallisuusuhat #rohkeus #yhteiskunta #FI (translated)

Petra Nyqvist wrote that she considered this clear evidence that the "Send Them Back" caps, in her opinion, did not refer to criminals but to people from different backgrounds. She said that among them were also eager young people studying professions on which, according to her, future society would depend, but who were still too much for the minister. Nyqvist added that immigration could not be automatically inferred from a name and that a person could have been born in Finland to a native Finnish parent. #maahanmuutto #monimuotoisuus #yhteiskunta (translated)

The Listener podcast wrote that talking about racism had lost its meaning in their opinion because too many things were called racism. They argued that preventing queue jumping or the lack of free bus rides were not racism, and blamed the left and the liberal elite for the inflation of the concept of the discussion. According to the author, racism no longer meant anything in 2026. #rasismi #yhteiskunta #politiikka (translated)

Dennis Mitzner criticized Timo Stewart for the fact that Yle interviewed him in a news story about the war in Gaza just a day after Stewart's column was published. Mitzner saw this as an example of Stewart shifting from being a Yle columnist to being an outside researcher interviewed by the media in less than twenty-four hours. According to Mitzner, Stewart spoke in favor of open discussion and opposed the idea that hate speech should silence others. Mitzner found this position contradictory because, in his opinion, Stewart had long avoided debates on X where he and other researchers could have been directly challenged. He also claimed that the responses of researchers to critical citizens had not been convincing. Mitzner criticized Yle and Hesari journalists for allegedly supporting Stewart's message in sympathetic interviews where he was not challenged. He argued that Stewart warned against silencing discussion while avoiding situations where someone could question his views, and presented potential critics as a threat to free discussion. #keskustelu #vihakieli #mediakritiikki (translated)

Elina Hiltunen wrote that the Finns Party should justify its immigration concerns more clearly and calmly, and rely on facts. According to her, many Finns perceived the party's anti-immigration stance as racism, even though, in her opinion, the party should communicate that it defends the whole of Finland instead of immigrants. Hiltunen argued that a free and equal Finnish society would cease to exist if immigration, particularly from Muslim countries, continued as it is. Hiltunen estimated that the party's swearing, provocation, and the communication style she described as “rude” might drive away educated supporters. She also urged so-called “hidden supporters,” especially members of the National Coalition Party, to either join the Finns Party or strive to change their own party's line. According to Hiltunen, the party should not only seek support from those who already agree with them but also help Finns understand the basis of their politics. #maahanmuutto #keskustelu #Suomi (translated)

Veikko Sorvaniemi wrote that he did not intend to bring individual people to light, but Otto Meri had deemed it necessary to publish their names. Sorvaniemi claimed that this does not happen by accident, but requires motive and consideration. #keskustelu #yhteiskunta #etiikka (translated)

The author noted that studying and self-development were beneficial regardless of surname, skin color, or background. According to him, they opened doors, increased personal freedom, and strengthened society's competence. #opiskelu #itsensäkehittäminen #yhteiskunta #FI (translated)

Teemu don Hiilinen wrote that the school had removed the matter because the message described by Otto Meri as a dog whistle had reached the ears of other similar commentators. He claimed that the names of underage children had been spread and used as targets of ridicule, as Meri had done according to him. Hiilinen assessed that Meri would not feel shame or apologize, and described this as arrogant using a derogatory term. #koulu #koira #yhteiskunta (translated)

Otto Meri said he was worried about whether too many immigrants were being brought to Finland and whether the country had the ability to maintain national unity. He also wondered if society would be safe in the future and built on Western values, and he mentioned that he talks about these topics for these reasons. #maahanmuutto #yhteiskunta #turvallisuus (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade apologized to Said Awmussel on behalf of his countrymen and said he was ashamed of his Finnish identity. He described the Finnish people as backward and hoped that one day they would be as advanced as the world's Islamic high cultures, but he said that it would be difficult. #Suomi #Kulttuuri #Yhteiskunta (translated)

Leena Mäntysaari wrote to Said Awmuss that she would appreciate it if women and men were treated as equal human beings. She stated that Muslim men are in a privileged position in many respects compared to the women in their community and assessed that the women in the community could hardly go out to run in appropriate workout clothes. #naistenoikeudet #yhteiskunta (translated)