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Lahti Deserves Security, Not the Normalization of the Far Right

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In his opinion piece (ESS 15.10.26), Kalle Aaltonen engages in attention-seeking rhetorical acrobatics when he compares the far-right stickers spread in Lahti, gram by gram, to the serious drug crime ring being investigated by the police.

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ESS.fi broke the news 3 hours ago on Monday, October 19, 2026.

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