Puoluepoliittista

Puoluepoliittista is a Finnish term that translates directly to "party-political" or "related to party politics." It is used to describe actions, statements, organizations, or phenomena that are influenced by or directly serve the interests of a political party. The term carries a connotation of partisanship and can sometimes imply a lack of objectivity or neutrality.

When something is described as puoluepoliittista, it suggests that its primary motivation or driving force is the advancement of a particular political party's agenda, rather than a broader, non-partisan concern. This can apply to various contexts. For example, a news report might be criticized as puoluepoliittista if it is perceived to favor one party over others. Similarly, an organization or event could be labeled as puoluepoliittista if it is seen as primarily existing to support or promote a specific political party.

The concept is important in understanding political discourse and public opinion in Finland. Recognizing whether something is puoluepoliittista helps individuals to critically evaluate information and understand potential biases. It is a key term in discussions about media impartiality, the role of lobbying, and the nature of political activism. The opposite of puoluepoliittista would often be described as "sitoutumaton" (unaffiliated) or "puolueeton" (impartial).