Japanese and Koreans invaded Asia. We apologize.

水攻めは苦しいでござる。

2013年03月04日 14時50分17秒 | Weblog
Bigoted language takes centre stage in American media
Recognising untruths about people portrayed in the media requires vigilance.
Last Modified: 02 Mar 2013 17:10





American media reflects and defines the way we (here in the US) see the world. From tabloid journalism to reputable publications like the New York Times, there's no shortage of examples of bigoted language and ideas tossed out casually as "truth".
Individuals and groups of people are painted, consistently, with attributes that make bigger statements than the words themselves - statements that show how we are taught to see women, other cultures, and minorities. These are messages like: Look who isn't trying hard enough to be pretty, or trying too hard. Watch out for lascivious black men. Palestinians leaders make "targets" of companies, because they make "targets" of everything.


Countless reality shows highlight things to mock about people so viewers can feel better about themselves. This reality-show centred culture is simply a culmination of a long, and now highly marketable history which sets its superior sights on anyone who isn't white and male, and every facet of the media participates.

To illustrate how this works, I have selected two outlets: Yahoo and the New York Times.

 メディアがその国にいる人々の世界観を反映、規定し、低級紙から高級紙まで、真実を装って偏向した言説が満ちている、と。
女性や他の文化、あるいは、マイノリティーなどについて、あいつらこうだ、こいつらはああだ、と、言葉やあるいは言外に暗示し、マイノリティについてあざけりながら、自分たちはいい気分になろうとしている、と。

 ちょっと、要約も下手だが、言いたいことはよくわかる。まず、いわゆる紙面やらラジオやらテレビやら、インターネットやら、あるいは、喫茶店やファミレスなどの井戸端でのうわさ話を含めて、そうしたものをメディアというなら、それが、われわれが世間や世界をどうみるかについて莫大な影響力をもっている。その一つ一つの場面がすべて同じ方向を持っているわけではないが、全体としては、日本語でいうと、風潮とか潮流、とか言うものを作り上げている。その風潮が、われわれがどう感じ、どういった意見を持つかについて規定していくことも多い。

 で、その一場面である、テレビの出演者や、新聞、雑誌の紙面が明示的に、あるいは、暗示的、含意的、マイノリティーを馬鹿にしたり、抑圧したり、することはよくある。


  著者は偏向の例として、例えば、NYTの、女性は直感的とか感情的とかいう、根拠のない言い回しを例にあげているが、NYTは日本人が外人嫌いとか、民族主義的とか、変態とか、男女差別的とか明示的、暗示的にメッセージを送り続けていることに気づいていないかも知れない。

 日本といえば、民族主義、変態、男女差別と定着させるくらいひつこくやっている。

 もっとも、こうした話は日本でも同じで、例えばの話、女子スポーツ選手に限って、「恋人は?」「結婚は?」などと、日本ではよく聞く人がいるが、そういった言動は、女性は結婚するのが当然で、適齢期というものがある、などということを暗示的押し付けている。

 あるいは、世界的に有名な日本人歌手といって、アニメ主題歌歌手を紹介するが、極々一部のおたく外人に有名なだけだったりすることもあるが、まあ、世界的に有名な日本人シンガーといえば、本人だけでなく、日本人も気持ちよくなるというわけだ。

 記事では、白人男性が中心となってそれ以外の他者が抑圧的に秩序づけられた世界観についていっているが、、日本でも、白人男性中心の世界観と重なりあって、白人男性コンプレックスをもちながらも、日本人男性が中心となった価値秩序というのが意識的、無意識的に流通しているわけである。

 どの国でも、feel better about ourseves が大好きで、他国や多文化をちょっぴりからかう的な傾向は、意識的にせよ、無自覚的にせよ、ある。


 もっとも、私は、アメリカの特徴としては、お節介な伝道、説教を感じる。



Racism in Japan Part 2 日本では人種差別がありますか?パート2[字幕付き]

彼のPART1に対するコメント自体に差別的発言のあるのはたしかである。

ただ、



Carlos Guzman 3 時間前

This a great video. However, I think there is an important mistake in the translation. Whenever medamasensei said "some Japanese", the subtitles would say only "日本人は". This small mistake causes the Japanese audience of this video to feel offended unnecessarily. Ironic because while medamasensei tries to point out the fact that we should never make open generalizations, the translation is doing the exact opposite... Please change it!


 画面からYouと呼びかけているのは一体だれに向かっていっているのか、ということである。

 要するに、アメリカ人が好きな伝道師の役回りーーそれは、植民地主義者でもあるがーーーをアメリカ人向けに演じて、注意を集めて、格好つけているだけではないか?ーーいわゆるデビとイズムと同じではないか?

 差別や偏見と戦っている人は日本にもいるわけで、なんで、その人たちといっしょになにかやろうとしないのか?

 結局、古くからあるアメリカの偏向日本ナラティブの手助けしただけではないか?

 あんたはアメリカでそれほど人権活動家だったのか?

 もちろん、日本にも差別はあるが、なんで、アメリカよりもヘイトクライムの数も度合いも低い、日本でわざわざ人権活動をやる気になったのか?あんたは、欧州に行った、同様に、反ジプシー差別について動画をつくるだろうか?

 アメリカから来て、”遅れたアジアの伝道師”モデルを演じたいのか、それとも、より激しいヘイトクライムがあるアメリカや欧州や、どこにいってそうやって人権活動をするのか?

 また、youtube で、アメリカの慰安婦問題や、アメリカンインディアンのレイプ問題などが存在し、いかにアメリカ人が無自覚であるかを、そして、WAPOがいかに偽善的であるか、Youといって、アメリカ人一般に説教し、最後にキング牧師の写真を出して、差別はアメリカにもあります、みたいなメッセージを動画でアメリカ人に送れるであろうか?

 アメリカの差別の方がよほどくわしいのだから、そんな古い教育テレビではなく、現在のアメリカの深刻な差別とヘイトクライムについて、動画を使って日本語と英語で説教してもらいものだが、やるだろうか?

ま、楽しみにしている。




Waterboarding Americans and the redefinition of torture
Water torture has been a US military staple since the beginning of the 20th century.
Last Modified: 02 Mar 2013 17:09



Try to remain calm - even as you begin to feel your chest tighten and your heart race. Try not to panic as water starts flowing into your nose and mouth, while you attempt to constrict your throat and slow your breathing and keep some air in your lungs and fight that growing feeling of suffocation. Try not to think about dying, because there's nothing you can do about it, because you're tied down, because someone is pouring that water over your face, forcing it into you, drowning you slowly and deliberately. You're helpless. You're in agony.

In short, you're a victim of "water torture". Or the "water cure". Or the "water rag". Or the "water treatment". Or "tormenta de toca". Or any of the other nicknames given to the particular form of brutality that today goes by the relatively innocuous term "waterboarding".



Water torture, however, has a surprisingly long history, dating back to at least the 14th century. It has been a US military staple since the beginning of the 20th century, when it was employed by Americans fighting an independence movement in the Philippines. American troops would continue to use the brutal tactic in the decades to come - and during the country's repeated wars in Asia, they would be victims of it, too.

Water torture in Vietnam

For more than a decade, I've investigated atrocities committed during the Vietnam War. In that time, I've come to know people who employed water torture and people who were brutalised by it. Americans and their South Vietnamese allies regularly used it on enemy prisoners and civilian detainees in an effort to gain intelligence or simply punish them. A picture of the practice even landed on the front page of the Washington Post on January 21, 1968, but mostly it went on in secret.


Long-hidden military documents help to fill in the picture. "I held the suspect down, placed a cloth over his face, and then poured water over the cloth, thus forcing water into his mouth," Staff Sergeant David Carmon explained in testimony to Army criminal investigators in December 1970. According to their synopsis, he admitted to using both electrical torture and water torture in interrogating a detainee who died not long after.

According to summaries of eyewitness statements by members of Carmon's unit, the prisoner, identified as Nguyen Cong, had been "beat and kicked", lost consciousness and suffered convulsions. A doctor who examined Nguyen, however, claimed there was nothing wrong with him. Carmon and another member of his military intelligence team then "slapped the Vietnamese and poured water on his face from a five-gallon can," according to a summary of his testimony. An official report from May 1971 states that Nguyen Cong passed out "and was carried to the confinement cage where he was later found dead".

Years later, Carmon told me by email that the abuse of prisoners in Vietnam was extensive and encouraged by superiors. "Nothing was sanctioned," he wrote, "but nothing was off-limits short of seriously injuring a prisoner."





'Cruel or unusual'

This wasn't, in fact, the first time Americans had been subjected to water torture while at war in Asia. During World War II, members of the Japanese military used water torture on American prisoners. "I was given what they call the water cure," Lieutenant Chase Nielsen testified after the war. When asked about the experience, he answered: "I felt more or less like I was drowning, just gasping between life and death."

The same tortures were also meted out to American pilots captured during the Korean War. One described his treatment this way: "They would bend my head back, put a towel over my face, and pour water over the towel. I could not breathe... When I would pass out, they would shake me and begin again."

For their crimes against prisoners, including water torture, some Japanese officers were convicted and sentenced to lengthy prison terms, while others were executed.

The legal response to torturers in Vietnam was very different. While investigating allegations against Staff Sergeant Carmon, for instance, Army agents discovered within his unit a pattern of "cruelty and maltreatment" of prisoners that went on from March 1968 to October 1969. According to an official report, Army agents determined that the evidence warranted formal charges against 22 interrogators, many of them implicated in the use of water torture, electrical torture, beatings and other forms of mistreatment. But neither Carmon nor any of the others was ever charged, court martialed, or punished in any way, according to the records.


CIAによる水攻めの拷問。

現在のアメリカ特有のものではなく、


過去のアメリカ人もつかった
過去の日本人もつかった、


のであるが、
過去の日本人は拷問をして罰せられた、
ベトナムで、拷問したアメリカ人は罰せられなかった。
そして、現在でも使っているが罪にもならず、罰せられてもいない、

というわけである。

デザキ氏に、詳しい解説を日本語と英語でお願いして、どれだけのアメリカ人がそうした事実について知っているのか、アメリカの慰安婦問題、アメリカの過去の拷問や現在の拷問について、彼のアメリカ人視聴者に聞いてみて、ついでに説教してもらい気もするが・・・・

まず、問題を自覚しないと、アメリカ人も変わらないだろうしね、<(*^з^)> ~♪











辛いことは辛いことで紛らわすしかないんじゃ

2013年03月04日 06時00分07秒 | Weblog
'I was bullied by the man I loved': When Melissa Kite fell for a high-flying banker, she thought she’d found her dream man – but their relationship turned into a nightmare…
By MELISSA KITE
PUBLISHED: 00:01 GMT, 3 March 2013 | UPDATED: 00:12 GMT, 3 March 2013




Get down on the floor right now and pick up those shoes.’ My heart thumped as my boyfriend glared
at me.
We were on holiday in an idyllic Sardinian hotel but, treading on eggshells as usual, I had been fretting all day as we sat around the pool that something would ignite his temper.
In the end, it was the way the maid had arranged my sandals that set him off.
‘Well? Didn’t you hear me?’ he barked, pointing down at the shoes. ‘I don’t want them lined up against this wall. I want them lined up over there. Come on. Do it. Now.’
It was pitiful, an intelligent woman like me literally grovelling at a man’s feet, but I couldn’t risk sparking a full-blown tantrum.
So I knelt down and did what he asked. Oh, the shame of it.





One evening, after driving back from a lovely dinner, his face grew dark.
When I got out of the car and walked towards the house, he shouted, ‘Don’t you dare walk away from me.’
‘I’m not walking away from you,’ I pleaded. ‘I’m just going into the house.’
‘Come back here,’ he yelled.
I carried on, trying to act normally, but he cornered me in the living room and pushed me into a chair. Wagging his finger, he screamed, ‘You are going to sit there and listen to me.’
He ranted that I should never again dare to walk ahead of him. It turned out that I was required to walk alongside him or behind him at all times.




We were at a service station outside Paris and, while he was filling up, I bought a Britney Spears CD. It was a joke present, but he didn’t find it funny.




He grabbed the CD and threw it at me, then screamed at me to get in the car. He drove like a maniac, swerving all over the road. He began phoning the Eurostar to book us on an earlier train because,
he said, he couldn’t bear to be with me a second longer than he had to.
Then he lost it completely and threw the phone at my head.


He would accuse me of a minor misdemeanour – often it was just looking at him the wrong way, or not showing enough interest in what he was saying.
He would erupt and scream blue murder, then hours later he would apologise and beg my forgiveness. And he would look so sad and lost that I would take pity on him.




Once when we were skiing in the Alps, we drove to Geneva for dinner, then on the way back, for no reason at all, he started madly accelerating his car.
We clocked nearly 170mph on the motorway as I gripped the seat in terror, fearing for our lives. When we arrived back at the hotel, he looked furious, so I crept into bed praying he would go
to sleep.
At about 2am, when I was in a fitful slumber, he shook me awake and started yelling obscenities. Apparently, I was annoying him by sleeping too loudly. He ranted until I packed my bags, ran down to reception and begged the night porter to find me another room.
In the morning, I spent £500 on a last-minute flight to London with excess ski baggage, and vowed I would never go back to him. But a few days later, with protestations of love and more flowers, he talked me round.
The control he was exerting was becoming absurd. He bought me several pairs of flat shoes which he said were by a designer he liked, though I assumed it was more to do with the fact that I was taller than him when wearing high heels.
And one evening he arrived to take me to a family party with a box containing a very plain, matronly dress. It didn’t fit, but he demanded I wear it anyway. When I tried to explain that I couldn’t because it was too big, he refused to take me to the party.
I rang his mother in a panic to explain why we weren’t going. She sighed and said, ‘Oh well, you know what he’s like. Probably best just to wear the dress.’





うひょおおお、こういうおヒース暴君男もいるんですねえ。女性虐待







evealed - the OTHER offensive T-shirts available on Amazon it was forced to axe 'Keep Calm and Rape' clothing line
Twitter urged others to email clothes shop and Amazon to express disgust
Message is a twist on the World War II morale-boosting slogan
Makers Solid Gold Bomb claimed the message was 'computer generated'
Owner has apologised and withdrawn the garments from sale.
Say they had 'no idea' the message was printed on the t-shirts
By ANNA EDWARDS and MAIL ON SUNDAY REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 22:06 GMT, 2 March 2013 | UPDATED: 11:56 GMT, 3 March 2013


"落ち着いて、殺せ、犯せ"Tシャツ。抗議があってアマゾンから撤退。コンピューターが間違って製作してしまった、と。と言うが、そんな言い訳、向こうではつうじるのでしょうか?




Outrage at parents who 'blacked up' baby to look like football star Mario Balotelli
Chocolate was smeared over the child's face and a washing-up sponge stuck on his head
The child even sports the footballer's slogan 'Why Always Me?'
Photo causes outrage online and retweeted 2,000 times
By TARA BRADY
PUBLISHED: 09:30 GMT, 3 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:27 GMT, 3 March 2013



Last month a 10-year-old Leeds United fan caused outrage after he blacked up to pose with his hero El Hadji Diouf.






The child posted a series of pictures on his Twitter account provoking a backlash from users who said he was racist.
But the primary school child said he did not realise it would be offensive and did it as a tribute to his footballing hero.
The boy's father was forced to take to his son's Twitter account to defend him from accusations of racism.
He wrote: 'I want to apologise if [my son] dressing up has caused offence.




差別する意図がない、むしろ賞賛する意図がある、ブラックフェイスでも、向こうでは非難の的になる。

ただ、それはちょっとおかしいだろう、というのが私見






Police officers filmed smashing up pensioner's car




Pc who became YouTube sensation after smashing pensioner's car window with truncheon to get six-figure payout after being bullied out of job
Panel rules Pc Mike Baillon, 42, unfairly dismissed from traffic squad
He allegedly quit his job after becoming the butt of jokes
YouTube video showed CCTV of him battering car near Usk, South Wales
Another officer jumped onto bonnet of the car and kicked in the windscreen
Police disciplinary panel concluded that the officers' actions were justified
By MAIL ON SUNDAY REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 00:06 GMT, 3 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:37 GMT, 3 March 2013


年金生活者の車を警棒でボコボコにする警官。ユーチューブで笑いものになったが、警官の行為は正当である、というが、そっちの決定のほうが笑いものではなかろうか?

police brutality


Romanians and Bulgarians snap up 175,000 jobs in the UK already... and that's before the borders have even opened
More than 250,000 Romanians and Bulgarians have come to Britain
175,000 of them have been given National Insurance Numbers
Work restrictions are set to be lifted next year
By MARTIN BECKFORD
PUBLISHED: 22:01 GMT, 2 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:52 GMT, 3 March 2013


連日のように、ルーマニア、ブルガリアからの大量移民の流入の恐怖をあおるデリメ




‘We’re heading ever closer to my estimate of 425,000 Romanians and Bulgarians, which is a number I simply don’t believe this country can cope with.’


そんな大量な移民を受け入れる体制はない、という意見を紹介している。



It was like watching myself die: As one twin lay in a coma after a horrific car accident, his brother recalls the terrible moment he decided to let him go
Twins Andrew and Christopher Watson were in the same car accident
Christopher wore no seat belt and was left in a coma from age of 16
Andrew let him go after three years and is only now able to talk of trauma
By ANGELA LEVIN
PUBLISHED: 22:33 GMT, 2 March 2013 | UPDATED: 22:51 GMT, 2 March 2013


双子の兄弟が植物人間状態になり、延命行為を中止して、死なせてあげたが、自分の死を見ているようだった、と。


With the full support of his mother Helen and older sister Emma, Andrew went to the High Court seeking permission to withdraw Christopher’s nutrition and hydration. Two years later, after tests were completed, the court agreed and on December 7, 2010, Christopher died peacefully in a hospice.


裁判所で、水分、栄養補給の中止を許諾をえることができるんですね。



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World's Most Insane Rope Swing Ever!!! - Canyon Cliff Jump

これはぜったいやりたくない。峡谷空中ブランコ





'Go kill yourself': Schoolgirl, 15, sent terrifying DEATH THREATS from jealous Justin Bieber fans aged 12 after teen star retweets her glowing review of his album
Courtney Barrasford gave a glowing review of Bieber's Believe Acoustic
The singer retweeted the message for his 35million followers to see
Within minutes, Courtney, from Portsmouth, Hampshire, was sent abuse
By STEVE NOLAN
PUBLISHED: 11:13 GMT, 3 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:49 GMT, 3 March 2013



ジャスティンビーバーの新作について感想をツイートしたら、本人ジュスティンからツイートをもらった女の子ーーーやきもちのコメントの嵐。2ちゃんみたいに、Go kill yourselfってのもあるんですね。





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NYPD officers on 3 separate occasions asked to search my bag before letting me get on a subway train.

I finally asked one of the officers if I looked like an Islamic extremist.


白人の人が地下鉄の職務質問されて、「イスラム教徒にみえるか」と。アメリカ





The Canterbury 'cannibal': Police dig up British nurse's garden after 'he boasts about cooking a boy and a woman online'

Dale Bolinger, 57, allegedly corresponded with New York 'Cannibal Cop'
Emails claimed 'he had eaten a boy aged five and a woman'
They advised using breast fat for Yorkshire puddings and roast potatoes
Bolinger, from Canterbury, Kent, denies all the allegations against him
Claims conversations were not based in reality calling them 'fantasy'
By NEIL SEARS and LOUISE ECCLES
PUBLISHED: 10:26 GMT, 2 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:21 GMT, 2 March 2013


人肉食




Autopsy clears Texas mother of beating to death her adoptive Russian son as medical examiner rules that bruises on toddler's body were self-inflicted

Ector County Medical Examiner's office today revealed that the death of Maxim Shatto, 3, was accidental
Little Max died on Jan. 21 after being adopted by a family in Texas
Russian authorities alleged he was abused by his adoptive mother and given psychiatric drugs
Texas authorities wouldn't comment on whether the bruises were caused by intentional beatings or were accidental
Latest in ongoing battle between two counties over adoptions and death comes weeks after Russians banned all adoptions to Americans
American authorities investigating claims but no arrests have been made
By ASSOCIATED PRESS and DAILY MAIL REPORTER
PUBLISHED: 22:55 GMT, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 22:59 GMT, 1 March 2013



The ban also reflects lingering resentment over the perceived mistreatment of some of the 60,000 children Americans have adopted during the last two decades. At least 20 of those children have died, and reports of abuse have garnered attention in Russia.




He said the toddler had numerous bruises on his body and damage to organs.


米国で、養子になったロシア人の子供の死。内臓にも体にも傷害があったが、自分でやったのだ、と。???自分を責めて壁に頭をたたきつける子供なんかの事例は知っていますけど、そこまでやるってあるんですかね?

米国における、ロシア人養子が虐待、あるいは虐待死がロシアでは社会問題化されているわけですね。






Officially sink holes are caused by the dissolution of soluble bedrock and the frequency and likelihood of such changes occurring depends on a number of natural factors like the type of rock present and the weather conditions in the area.



写真は南米のものだが、天候状況や地層状況で、ボコっと陥没してしまうことがあるのだそうだ。
ちょっとこわい。
いまフロリダあたりでそうした陥没がおきている、と。




北京のスモッグのない日とある日。

Hiroko Tabuchi @CJglobalite Please stop harassing my friends. That's all I have to say.

2013年03月04日 05時26分58秒 | Weblog
Hiroko Tabuchi
‏@HirokoTabuchi

@CJglobalite Please stop harassing my friends. That's all I have to say.


なにかあったのでしょうか?


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さようならあああああ♪♪


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@inchiki_gaijin @HirokoTabuchi I didn't make any "threats". I asked her to come meet our tight group of 50 friends in person to see my world
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19 mins Hiroko Tabuchi ‏@HirokoTabuchi
@CJglobalite @inchiki_gaijin You said your partner wanted to tear my hair out.
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16 mins Hiroko Tabuchi ‏@HirokoTabuchi
@CJglobalite @inchiki_gaijin And if you go any further I will take the issue up with both Japanese police and NYT legal. Thanks.