whangdoodler, 10 months ago to random Finnish the circus that currently performs in finnish government is getting so out of hands that im just waiting for the day it just implodes in on it self like couple billionaires in a submarine. below some things from the government period so far: #naziJokeGoverment
the circus that currently performs in finnish government is getting so out of hands that im just waiting for the day it just implodes in on it self like couple billionaires in a submarine.
below some things from the government period so far: #naziJokeGoverment
whangdoodler, 8 months ago Finnish Wrap up from todays racism discussion filled parliament plenary session by Li Anderson (LA). #politics #politicsFI #structuralRacism #discrimation #naziJokeGovernment #racism #racismInFinland #equality Even more worrying, I find the government's blindness to the problems of its own programme. Prime Minister Orpo also said today that the government also wants to tackle "structural discrimination". However, structural discrimination is often a more complex and challenging issue than the racist messages of ministers. According to the constitution, groups of people cannot be placed in an unequal position by law without a valid reason. Yet structural discrimination exists in our society, as the Prime Minister himself said. Addressing that requires an understanding of what measures and decisions reinforce structural discrimination. Unfortunately, the government programme contains numerous examples of such measures. The government is making it more difficult for those who have settled and lived here for a long time to obtain citizenship. In various ways, the government is tightening up the conditions for residence permits. It is obliging employers to inform the immigration authorities when a person's employment ends, so that they can be removed from the country if a new job has not been found within three months. The government has The government is raising tuition fees for students from outside the EU and EEA countries. The government plans to further reduce the reception allowance, even though we already have Ukrainian refugees standing in food lines. If the constitution gives way, the government plans to separate social security for immigrants from others. In addition, they want to continue to pay lower unemployment benefits to those with poor language skills. These are just a few concrete examples of the many provisions in the government's programme that, if implemented, will make Finland a worse place for those who move here from elsewhere. They will increase discrimination, not reduce it. None of the measures in the Communication counterbalance these deteriorations. Therefore, the clearest way for the government to show that it was serious about promoting non-discrimination and equality would have been to show a willingness to change the government programme. However, the government did not show that much will.
Wrap up from todays racism discussion filled parliament plenary session by Li Anderson (LA). #politics #politicsFI #structuralRacism #discrimation #naziJokeGovernment #racism #racismInFinland #equality
Even more worrying, I find the government's blindness to the problems of its own programme. Prime Minister Orpo also said today that the government also wants to tackle "structural discrimination". However, structural discrimination is often a more complex and challenging issue than the racist messages of ministers. According to the constitution, groups of people cannot be placed in an unequal position by law without a valid reason. Yet structural discrimination exists in our society, as the Prime Minister himself said. Addressing that requires an understanding of what measures and decisions reinforce structural discrimination. Unfortunately, the government programme contains numerous examples of such measures. The government is making it more difficult for those who have settled and lived here for a long time to obtain citizenship. In various ways, the government is tightening up the conditions for residence permits. It is obliging employers to inform the immigration authorities when a person's employment ends, so that they can be removed from the country if a new job has not been found within three months. The government has The government is raising tuition fees for students from outside the EU and EEA countries. The government plans to further reduce the reception allowance, even though we already have Ukrainian refugees standing in food lines. If the constitution gives way, the government plans to separate social security for immigrants from others. In addition, they want to continue to pay lower unemployment benefits to those with poor language skills. These are just a few concrete examples of the many provisions in the government's programme that, if implemented, will make Finland a worse place for those who move here from elsewhere. They will increase discrimination, not reduce it. None of the measures in the Communication counterbalance these deteriorations. Therefore, the clearest way for the government to show that it was serious about promoting non-discrimination and equality would have been to show a willingness to change the government programme. However, the government did not show that much will.
IzzoD, 1 year ago to random Well this is...about what I expected #AI #ChatGpt #bias #discrimation #misogynist
Well this is...about what I expected #AI #ChatGpt #bias #discrimation #misogynist