Jari Sarasvuo

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)

Jari Sarasvuo asked what was going on and wrote that respecting different worldviews as well as commitment to common rules and culture helped build a better future without discrimination or forced relocations. According to him, Western culture was based on mutual respect, tolerance, and trust. Sarasvuo urged to hold on to these ideals and encouraged Sukkolaa and Juha Itkonen. #kulttuuri #suvaitsevaisuus #yhteisö (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo criticized a lupine-based society and also used a derogatory term referring to Russians. He wrote that leaving structures unaddressed would slow down all operations and increase costs to such an extent that the disadvantages and disruptions would be, in his opinion, enormous. Sarasvuo said that the delays and foolishness of the permit authorities would lead to "Google phenomena." #yhteiskunta #rakenteet #muutos (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo criticized the government's actions as slow and insufficient in the face of the country's threatening situation. He wrote that the right-wing had expected the government to take a more vigorous and dynamic approach and to show more courage. According to him, the correction of YEL was still a thing of the future. Sarasvuo also accused the government of coddling a privileged elite and questioned why the support for the Finns Party was growing and at whose expense. He admitted that the government had done a lot of good, but said it was no longer enough. Sarasvuo wrote that the abolishment of the National Agency for Education would have sent a message that wrongdoing has consequences. He praised the decision to end political harassment strikes as a good start and urged the government to continue on the same path, to act more quickly, and to move more boldly to the right. #politiikka #koulutus #tulevaisuus (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo asked whether citizens should get their affairs in order before someone arrives as a savior with an axe. He warned that the ride would be cold if the Kela reimbursements for medications disappeared at the same time as pensions were cut. #Sosiaalipolitiikka #Terveys #Eläke (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that he found it astonishing that encouraging people to pay higher taxes led them to pay more taxes. He previously wondered who believed the Earth was flat but said he no longer wondered about it. Sarasvuo described the attitude toward reality as "reality phobia" and believed that some did not understand the matter. #verot #todellisuusfobia #ihmiset (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that the WHO had urged Russia to tell the truth and the United States for its citizens to leave Russia immediately. He wondered if there was really cause for concern and whether it was indeed responsible to care for the security of the eastern border at that time. https://t.co/PwUUdJJJNc #Venäjä #kansainvälisetasiat #turvallisuus (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that, in his view, equality appeared to manifest in different ways for different women. He urged to consistently support the empowerment and agency of historically oppressed groups, even if one's own feelings were against it. #naistenoikeudet #voimaantuminen (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo criticized the increase in retirement age and claimed that as a result, more people would die of working age before reaching retirement. He wrote that people would have paid into others' pensions their whole lives without ever receiving a pension themselves. Sarasvuo described this again as a consequence of the politics against prosperity, which he claimed the country supported. #eläke #politiikka #ikääntyminen (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that people retired early and the income of retirees was higher than that of the employed. He asked whether the situation of a France-sized country living on the funds of future generations could inevitably draw other countries into an approaching crisis. #eläke #tulo #kriisi (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo said he had discussed with his 50-year-old client about how he thought he could manage another 20 years in working life. Sarasvuo mentioned that he had read a recent recommendation from the Ministry of Finance to raise the retirement age to 70. The client had responded that his current self wouldn't be able to handle an additional ten years and that he had thought he would retire at 60. #eläke #työelämä #vanheneminen (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that the expression used in the matter continued to be evasive in his opinion. He mocked the cautious phrasing of claims that small children might have been murdered and raped, and emphasized that the actions might have been likely or very likely. He reminded that the next day would be October 7th. #Suomi #uutiset #rikokset (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo believed that now was a historically opportune moment to get licensing authorities to change their practices. He justified his view with the well-being of the entire nation and called for mines, factories, and other sources of prosperity in Finland. Sarasvuo advocated for the reindustrialization of the country and the streamlining of licensing practices. #hyvinvointi #teollisuus #kaivokset (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that wealthier nations received, according to him, income transfers for their pensions and home renovations. He estimated that this did not affect his own standard of living, but he felt a bit sorry for the young, less fortunate, and the elderly. #tuloerot #sosiaaliturva #hyvinvointi (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo asked whether the risk for young girls to become victims of child marriages, human trafficking, and violence was smaller before the current climate crisis. He wrote that he had been to developing countries twenty years ago and had participated in development work, but he said that his experiences did not correspond to such a notion. #ilmastokriisi #lapsiavioliitto #ihmiskauppa (translated)

Jari Sarasvuo wrote that people had chosen bad leaders, believed in the weak explanations of their superiors, and accepted a non-functional system. He described the people as being lured by debt and misled by lies, and he said that people got what they consented to. Sarasvuo added that better alternatives had been known and available. #politiikka #kansalaisuus #kritiikki (translated)

Because I am fragile in my psychological structure, I cannot stand Threads. So tell me, stronger reconnaissance members, is Tuppurainen on the left side of the mine unanimously declared the winner of yesterday's AStudio debate just like Häkkänen here in the right side? #Threads #politiikka #debaatti (translated)

We do not have a single party classified as an extremist movement in the parliament, let alone in the government. Why insult mildly differing voters by labeling their mandate as radical and an extremist movement that disrupts social peace? Because that is clearly not the case. The left may have radical statements, but I do not even consider the Left Alliance as an extreme left party, as it clearly commits to parliamentarism. Let alone the Social Democrats. Extremity is only a lack of a sense of proportion. #politiikka #demokratia #yhteiskunta (translated)