Respectfully, you may send me quotes and accuse me of Nazism, but I may not call you a progressive, because you use a distinctly progressive concept like dehumanization? 🤣
Look, you constantly label me as 'progressive'. You are not ready to talk as a person to a person. First 'progressive', then monkey emoticons, then who knows what.
As long as you can't communicate without labels that you attach to a stranger you've never even met in life, we have nothing to talk about.
@insomniaanna@saatciane@miks_eu And how is that quote not directly applicable against the progressive antisemites who hate Jews, want to eliminate their state, and additionally hate Latvians?
@zuravlevs@saatciane@miks_eu I am not in the Progressive party. If you interpret the Constitution so literally, then no one follows it. Shut up, get off of this un-Latvian X owned by a foreign billionaire! Thank you for the conversation. You still haven't seen the plank in your own eye. I hope it never comes to that point where you yourself become the dehumanized. https://t.co/9uyOuW2wwF
After the conversation with @LatvijasBanka I will say again - no formal document may lower the competitiveness of Latvian farmers and foresters in Europe and the world. There are enough challenges - we are fighting for fair direct payments for our farmers so that they are at least at the average EU level, the increase in fertilizer prices due to CBAM, the rise in fuel prices.
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Finanšu ministrs
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Business organizations have always been a good partner for the Ministry of Finance and the government as a whole. Today a discussion with @LTRK_uznemeji on budget issues. The business community's call not to create ever new expenditures for the state during the pre-election period is important. https://t.co/FVf4uCHfXG
📈 Latvia's economy is growing – in the second quarter growth reached 3%! These results are not a story of one month's or one quarter's luck. Growth was facilitated by decisions made during the @EvikaSilina government to attract investment, promote lending, and reduce bureaucracy. https://t.co/I1sF6nKZQK
Many thanks to those Latvian residents, obviously voters of many parties, who see that @attistibai would be useful for the Latvian people and the state if it were elected to the Saeima. I am aware that we still have a lot of work to do to convince an even larger part of the electorate. Here is a Delfi publication on support data: https://t.co/nAOEZFr11B If you have a moment, read our program, it was created in a thorough process, involving experts. We usually implement our program when we are elected: https://t.co/iWSHaGCEeH
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Biedrības 'Latvijas restarts' biedrs
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Total nonsense and drivel @JaunsLV, you do understand that, right? How can you put together the prime minister's work on weekends with search operations on the other side of the world? Colleagues, I call on you to apologize to @AndrisKulbergs for this and let's forget it. https://t.co/1cHWvaOxvD
Many thanks to those Latvian residents, obviously voters of many parties, who see that @attistibai would be useful for the Latvian people and the state if it were elected to the Saeima. I am aware that we still have a lot of work to do to convince an even larger part of the electorate. Here is a Delfi publication on support data: https://t.co/nAOEZFr11B If you have a moment, read our program, it was created in a thorough process, involving experts. We usually implement our program when we are elected: https://t.co/iWSHaGCEeH
Rigan, do you know why utilities are high? Because RU influence agent M.Martinsons steals cosmically. This is a tender where MM's stooge, “Rīgas Ūdens” boss Krišjānis Krūmiņš will help steal about 60-80 million euros from you. The other bidder will be excluded with KK's hands. Wanna bet? @Lato_Lapsa@ivchixhttps://t.co/Q7oITC2cqK
Riga resident, do you know why utilities are high? Because RU influence agent M.Martinsons steals astronomically. This is a tender where MM's stooge, the boss of “Rīgas Ūdens” Krišjānis Krūmiņš, will help steal about 60-80 million euros from you. The other bidder will be disqualified with KK's hands. Wanna bet? @Lato_Lapsa@ivchixhttps://t.co/Q7oITC2cqK
Austošā Saule Latvijai · ASL valdes priekšsēdētājs
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Where in this understanding of rule of law will the children beaten to death by drunk parents fit? Will Švinka measure whether it was a son or daughter who was beaten and then decide the sentence? If the mother did the beating, will there be mitigating circumstances? Western feminism has come to this. Marxists do not have one law and one justice for all, but different laws for each social group depending on the 'degree of oppression'. Švinka should have added that in cases where a woman kills an immigrant in self-defense, the woman will have even heavier responsibility because she has killed someone even more 'oppressed'. But the harshest punishment will be for those who offend black transgender people. All in line with the spirit of the Istanbul Convention, but with no connection to reality, where the majority of crimes are committed by drunk degenerates. P.S. So that I am not accused of not taking the murder of women seriously enough, I have not changed my private position on the necessity of the death penalty for cruel murders. Regardless of gender and color.
Femicide is not simply another word for murder. It is the killing of a woman because of her gender or a gender-related motive. That is why @Progresivie has submitted amendments to the Criminal Law, proposing that femicide be recognized as murder with particularly aggravating circumstances. If the basis of violence is hatred, the desire to control or punish a woman because she is a woman, the state must clearly name it and assess it accordingly. Violence against women is not a private matter. It is the responsibility of the whole society and the state.
📈 Latvia's economy is growing – in the second quarter growth reached 3%! These results are not a story of one month's or one quarter's luck. Growth was facilitated by decisions made during the @EvikaSilina government to attract investment, promote lending, and reduce bureaucracy. https://t.co/I1sF6nKZQK