In a post directed at Ride_fixer and Jenny, the writer claimed that women had essentially been deprived of the right to their own spaces and sports classes, since any man could call himself a woman. (translated)
The author wrote that a reform of the intelligence services is long overdue and particularly important given the threat situation. The services need to gain more effectiveness and options for action. The uncovered case of Hanning should give additional momentum to the reform efforts. (translated)
The author of the entry asked whether politicians will finally start openly discussing that their actions have real, sometimes terrible consequences. (translated)
The author criticized lawyer Jun and wrote that he seemed to be unaware of the free mandate. The procedure proposed by Jun, in his opinion, undermined the secret ballot and amounted to coercion of the parliamentarians. In doing so, Jun attacked the foundations of parliamentary democracy. (translated)
The author wrote on International Day of the Girl that society had a duty to ensure girls faced no closed doors. They said girls’ courage, empathy, strength, joy, friendships, imagination and ambitions were essential to building a world where they felt safe, recognised and empowered.
The author responded to the Crazy Reporter, Łukasz Kiełbow, and that psychologist that abusing women and giving them drugs without their knowledge was not the same as his own use of some substance. (translated)
Aontú said it would table a motion of no confidence in Helen McEntee unless she explained her actions, why Garda whistleblowers had not received fair treatment, and why the law had been broken.
The author indicated that a study estimated the investments needed to adapt housing to increasingly frequent episodes of extreme heat by 2050 to be between 46 and 53 billion euros. (translated)
Donald Tusk wrote that he was very happy. He added that he had been waiting for a year and a half for the capture of the group that — he claimed — had threatened his life and his family's. He expressed hope that maybe one day they would be caught. (translated)
The author asked who would work in organic agriculture and estimated that it would be necessary to recruit 400,000 farmers and improve their level of training. He stated that the development of organic farming would allow for billions to be saved, which would no longer be spent on diabetes or cancer care. (translated)
The post described the gradual breakup of a group of Ngogo chimpanzees over many years, saying it ended with two socially isolated groups. It said one group carried out multiple lethal raids on the other, killing adults and infants.
The author wrote that anyone who removed Stefan Kohn from the Interior Ministry in 2020 despite his allegedly accurate warnings about the Covid measures should not accuse others of having "trust issues." (translated)
The author shared a Financial Times article about the growing use of chatbots for mental-health support, saying millions were turning to them and arguing that technology limited to words could not heal users.
The author suggested that the first robot to replace 1,000 workers might not be a humanoid army, but a fleet of ordinary machines gradually reducing staffing needs for repetitive physical work across dozens of facilities.
The author recommended questioning the elections, demanding a recount of the votes, and labeling the entire process as a fraud. He also suggested possibly storming the town hall on the day of the first meeting of the new council. (translated)
Aitana Sánchez-Gijón stated that those who censored and denounced were already present and achieving victories, while society accepted the situation. (translated)
The author argued that punishing landlords would reduce rather than increase housing supply. They said legal uncertainty pushed homes out of the market, made rental requirements stricter and particularly harmed young people and families. The post also began referring to seven years of government and rental supply but ended mid-sentence.
The author of the post asked why the gathering is necessary and stated that, in his opinion, no one restricts the birth of children. He believed that women have the option to choose and that women who do not decide to have a child should not be judged. He added that the decision to have a child is personal and is not a matter for the Catholic Church, and he asked when the gathering will be dedicated to children who have died in wars, to the hungry, the poor, and the abused. (translated)
The author wrote that dissociation was the most common psychological issue but had no medication treatment. They speculated that drugs had been developed and tested but rejected because reducing dissociation could be destabilising and make them appear poorly tolerated in trials.
The writer believed that it was not courageous to award the Nobel Prize to someone who, according to the writer, followed and contributed to an antisemitic spirit of the times, but that it was courageous to refrain from doing so. (translated)
