それは （月収） ですか？
いいえ、（年収） です。
というギャクをみたことがあるが、
それは年収ですか？
いいえ、それは時給です
というのもすごいな。
やっぱ、累進課税は強化すべき。
というギャクをみたことがあるが、
というのもすごいな。
やっぱ、累進課税は強化すべき。
というギャクをみたことがあるが、
というのもすごいな。
やっぱ、累進課税は強化すべき。
ほんのちょっとみたがおれもわからんな。
この程度でいいんじゃないの？
I have a girlfriend now
My girl friend got pregnant
こうした戦術は以前から指摘されていた。
責任あるステークホルダー(responsible stakeholder)はやはり、無理だろう。
おれは中国とはうまくやっていくべきだと思うが、外交の背後には軍事力がある。中国のような国については特にそうだ。むこうも、こっちに軍事力があれば、わりにまともな言動をとるものである。
この件について、ミアシャイマーの台湾についての記事が一番参考になる。
Say Goodbye to Taiwan
Time is running out for the little island coveted by its gigantic, growing neighbor.
John J. Mearsheimer
China will try to dominate Asia the way the United States dominates the Western Hemisphere, which means it will seek to reduce, if not eliminate, the American military presence in Asia.
There are a number of problems with this form of conventional deterrence, which raise serious doubts about whether it can work for Taiwan over the long haul. For starters, the strategy depends on the United States fighting side by side with Taiwan. But it is difficult to imagine American policy makers purposely choosing to fight a war in which the U.S. military is not only going to lose, but is also going to pay a huge price in the process
So where does this leave Taiwan? The nuclear option is not feasible, as neither China nor the United States would accept a nuclear-armed Taiwan.
１）中国はアメリカがそうであったように、拡張主義を続ける。
２）アメリカは台湾を護るために自らが犠牲になるようなことはしない。したがって、台米一体になって中国と戦闘することはない。
３）核兵器ももっていない。
４）台湾よ、さようなら、
というわけである。
親米右翼のように、米国が日本のために犠牲を払うなどと全く思っていない。
仮におれがアメリカ人だったら、対中国戦介入なんて、絶対やめさせるよ。
日本としては、アメリカから情報と武器の提供程度しか期待してはいけない。
で、平和のために、核武装への道をしっかり検討しておくべきである。
いっそトランプ氏が大統領になってもらい、彼はお金が好きのようであるから、賄賂でもどかっと渡して、日本の核武装にゴーサインを出してもらえれば一番ありがたい。
on the wall at the buddhist temple in the neighborhood
Australian commission: Military cadets raped as initiation
By Rebecca Wright, CNN
Updated 2231 GMT (0631 HKT) June 22, 2016
Boys forced to rape each other at Australian military schools - inquiry
Published time: 21 Jun, 2016 14:13
Edited time: 23 Jun, 2016 08:37
オーストラリアの軍事学校では少年たちにチンコをなめさせたり、お互いに強姦させたりするのが1960年代から儀式のようになっていた、と。
By Rebecca Wright, CNN
Updated 2231 GMT (0631 HKT) June 22, 2016
(CNN)Teenage recruits were raped by staff and forced to rape each other as part of initiation practices in the Australian military going back to 1960, a public inquiry heard on Tuesday.
Boys forced to rape each other at Australian military schools - inquiry
Published time: 21 Jun, 2016 14:13
Edited time: 23 Jun, 2016 08:37
The survivors will give evidence that they were subjected to serious forms of sexual abuse, including fondling of the genitals, masturbation, oral sex, and anal penetration by a penis or other object.
オーストラリアの軍事学校では少年たちにチンコをなめさせたり、お互いに強姦させたりするのが1960年代から儀式のようになっていた、と。
A 14-year-old student was raped at school. Though her assault was caught on a security camera, administrators allegedly concluded that she was complicit because she didn't fight back enough. They also suggested that she could have insulted her attacker's penis.
o new complaints filed against the school district in Lansing, Michigan, highlight the appalling lack of training, sensitivity, and sensible policies on sexual assault in K-12 public schools.
The first complaint claims, in short, that officials at Eastern High School massively failed a girl who was 14 years old at the time of her alleged assault by a peer. The unnamed girl, referred to in the complaint as Jane Doe, was "violently and forcibly assaulted" by another 14-year-old, referred to as John Roe, in a stairwell of the high school on October 13, 2015, according to the complaint, Jane Doe did not immediately report the assault out of fear that she was going to get in trouble—"which is exactly what happened," Karen Truszkowski, the girl's lawyer, explained to Broadly over the phone.
The next day, however, her attacker did report the assault. He told the school's safety officer, Willie Rogers, that Jane Doe's boyfriend had begun to threaten him. When Jane Doe was subsequently called in to give her version of events, she told Officer Rogers that "John Roe had taken her into the stairwell, took his penis out of his pants, masturbated himself, forced her to rub his penis, and attempted to force his penis into her mouth," all without her consent. The alleged sexual assault was caught on the school's security cameras, and Officer Rogers informed Jane Doe that he would be checking the cameras to see if the footage matched her account.
"They said that what she said in her statement didn't match the footage," Truszkowski said. "She said that she did not consent, but they said that it did not appear that way to them." Jane Doe was then suspended for ten days for "lewd and lascivious behavior" under the school district's policy regarding sexual activity during school. Her mother, concerned that her daughter's account of the "traumatizing sexual assault" was not being taken seriously, contacted the school to dispute the suspension. The mother also filed a report to the Lansing Police Department because the school had not.
McWilliams allegedly responded, "No, you should not have hit him, but you could have said to him, 'Is that all you've got?,'" apparently advising the student that she should have made a comment about her attacker's penis size. McWilliams then turned to the principal, who was also in the meeting, and said, "Isn't that right, Mr. Stevens—wouldn't that deflate a guy if you said that to him?'"
14歳の少女、学校で、同級生の男子に、チンコをなでたり、なめたりするのを強要されて、先生に言いつけたら、チンコ小さいのね、と言ってやれば、それで済んだものの、なんで、そんなスケベなことをするの！と叱られて、停学処分ーーーアメリカ
（Jake)
ニューヨークでは珍しい話ではない、と。
A woman who ran naked into the street screaming for help in Lawrence, Massachusetts said no one would come to her aid at first, MassLive.com reported.
The woman accused her boyfriend of tying her up and raping her, but she waited for him to fall asleep before escaping. She ran naked into the street with her hands still bound, screaming for help and that someone was trying to kill her. But at first, no one stepped up to help.
She ran into a store and was told to leave, MassLive reports.
彼氏に縛り上げられて強姦された女性が、彼氏が眠るのを待って、裸で、しかも、縛らたまま、逃げ出したが、大声で助けを求めたが誰も助けてくれず、店に入ったら、出て行け、と言われた、と、アメリカ。
（Jake)
The Psychology of Mortality: 'Death Anxiety Makes Us Hate People Who Are Different'
Interview Conducted by Rafaela von Bredow and Johann Grolle
The fear of death is our constant companion. Psychologist Sheldon Solomon has researched how that anxiety affects our lives -- and found that being reminded of death can bring out our worst.
自分の死を意識すると、自分が持っていた思いが強調される。特に暗く悪い想念が強化される、と。
例えば、裁判官に自分の死を意識させると、保釈金が9倍に跳ね上がったり、一般人でも自分の死を意識すると、自分と異なる人々を毛嫌いするようになったり、自分たちの身体に違和感を持つようになったり、浪費するようになったり、肉体的精神的健康を蝕んだりするのだ、と。
セックスすることは動物的な行為で、動物は死ぬべきものだから、性行為と死は双子のようなものなのだ、と。また、子どもを産むことは、自分たちの命が継がれていくことだから、セックスは死を想起させるものである、と。
芸術や宗教は死の恐怖を和らげてくれる、と。
途中あまり論理的でない話がいろいろでてくるが、そういえば、フランス語だかで、エクスタシーは小さな死である、とバタイユが指摘していたね。
エクスタシーにおいて、脱自というか、自分が開かれてなくなっていく。
そういう意味では、セックスと死は密接に絡み合っている。
芸術や宗教には、人生の悲惨さや苦しみから眼を背けさせる側面ももっているが、悲劇の誕生のニーチェが言うように、
それは芸術の一面に過ぎないだろうね。
Interview Conducted by Rafaela von Bredow and Johann Grolle
The fear of death is our constant companion. Psychologist Sheldon Solomon has researched how that anxiety affects our lives -- and found that being reminded of death can bring out our worst.
Solomon: Each of us must live with this terror. Becker's claim is that in order to be able to get up in the morning, we embed ourselves in carefully constructed symbolic belief systems that the anthropologists call "culture." Culture gives us each a sense that life has meaning and that we have value -- by offering us assurances of immortality. Either literally, through the heavens, the soul's afterlives or reincarnation, or by the prospect that some vestige of ourselves will persist over time -- from having kids, amassing great fortunes or producing great works of art or science. Yet no culturally constructed symbolic belief system is ever powerful enough to completely eradicate the anxiety that is engendered by the awareness of death.
Solomon: The very first study that we did was with court judges in Arizona, where we had half of the judges think about their own deaths, and then we asked them to set bond for an alleged prostitute, which was the most common crime in Arizona at the time. The average bond for that crime was $50, but when the judges were reminded of their mortality before setting a bond, they set bonds that were nine times higher, at $455.
Regarding Hitler: There was the defeat in World War I. There were the incredibly humiliating terms imposed upon the Germans. There was the economic instability engendered by the Depression. The combination of those factors made this a ripe substrate for the emergence of a charismatic leader.
SPIEGEL: Economic distress and aggrieved national feelings are different than the fear of death.
Solomon: You need not know that death is on your mind for these concerns to be lurking perpetually. Let's take another example that we examined closely: Prior to September 11th, President George W. Bush's approval rating was as low as that of few presidents in the history of presidential polling. Soon after, he had the highest approval rating. We thought: Maybe September 11th was like a giant death reminder. The message was: Terrorists are diabolical, but they're also smart. What did they target? They targeted the Pentagon. They targeted the Twin Towers and possibly the White House. They targeted the ultimate symbols of American military, economic and political might. And there's good evidence that people in Montana were just as traumatized as people who lived in Manhattan. So it was both a symbolic as well as a literal death reminder.
SPIEGEL: You're probably going to tell us next that Donald Trump is playing on these same fears.
Solomon: That's true.
SPIEGEL: You seem to believe that only the dark elements of our cultural identity are intensified by our fear of death. It makes us nationalist, xenophobic and intolerant. But why? There are many positive elements to culture as well.
Solomon: Perhaps we're just interested in the capacity for tremendous evil that lurks within all of us (laughs). But death reminders magnify any pre-existing beliefs. Conservatives who are reminded of their mortality like liberal people a lot less. Liberals reminded of their mortality actually like conservative people a little bit more, because they become more tolerant and open minded. We also know that, when people are reminded of their mortality, they become more generous and if you ask them to give to charity, they will do so. But it's really important that we get a handle on the malignant manifestations of death denial. Death anxiety makes us hate people who are different. It makes us uncomfortable with our bodies and bodily functions. It turns us into mindless conspicuous consumers of stuff. It makes us go shopping, makes us eat and drink and smoke more. It undermines our physical as well as our psychological well-being.
SPIEGEL: You also argue that the fear of mortality influences our sexual behavior as well. How so?
Solomon: Ernest Becker said sex and death are twins. When I first read that, I was like: Oh man. I was already miserable, but at least there are a few things left that I enjoyed. And then: Sex and death are twins. But Becker was right: Sex as a physical activity reminds us that we're animals. Animals have sex. They die. We have sex. Therefore, we're animals, and we die. The other problem is that, after we reproduce, we've carried our baton around the relay race of life for one lap, and then it's off to the next generation. That too makes us aware of our own mortality.
PIEGEL: Art was just a way to deny death?
Solomon: Yes. "Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable," Bernhard Shaw said. And Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote: "We fly to Beauty from the terrors of finite existence."
SPIEGEL: Religion offers hope of immortality even more explicitly than does art.
Solomon: Yes, and that is likely the most important function of all religions. I like the idea that religion is an unbelievably creative way for large groups of unrelated people to get along and to foster social cohesion and social coordination. In the beginning was the beat. We were dancing and drumming and singing long before we engaged in discursive language. And yet, the conquistador Juan Ponce de León did not go looking for the Fountain of Social Glue. He went looking for the Fountain of Youth. And the people building the pyramids did not have images of lots of folks yoked arm in arm. No, they're like: I want to live forever.
自分の死を意識すると、自分が持っていた思いが強調される。特に暗く悪い想念が強化される、と。
例えば、裁判官に自分の死を意識させると、保釈金が9倍に跳ね上がったり、一般人でも自分の死を意識すると、自分と異なる人々を毛嫌いするようになったり、自分たちの身体に違和感を持つようになったり、浪費するようになったり、肉体的精神的健康を蝕んだりするのだ、と。
セックスすることは動物的な行為で、動物は死ぬべきものだから、性行為と死は双子のようなものなのだ、と。また、子どもを産むことは、自分たちの命が継がれていくことだから、セックスは死を想起させるものである、と。
芸術や宗教は死の恐怖を和らげてくれる、と。
途中あまり論理的でない話がいろいろでてくるが、そういえば、フランス語だかで、エクスタシーは小さな死である、とバタイユが指摘していたね。
エクスタシーにおいて、脱自というか、自分が開かれてなくなっていく。
そういう意味では、セックスと死は密接に絡み合っている。
芸術や宗教には、人生の悲惨さや苦しみから眼を背けさせる側面ももっているが、悲劇の誕生のニーチェが言うように、
それは芸術の一面に過ぎないだろうね。
生涯のほとんどを動物園の柵の中の清掃をしてきた男性、ガンになり最後の願いーーーキリンに会わせてくれ。
キリンが気づき、別れのキス。
Police just arrested WBRZ reporter Chris Nakamoto for nothing more than asking why the local mayor of White Castle, Louisiana, receives such a high salary.
Nakamoto was investigating a story on this issue Wednesday. But he was promptly put in handcuffs, then escorted to the police department.
Once at the police department, officers wrote him a misdemeanor court summons for his “crime.”
The summons claims the journalist violated statute 14:63, which suggests that he remained at the city property after being forbidden.
But this is public space, and forbidding him from it for investigating a news story is not a legal application of the law.
3月のニュースなんだけど、公共の施設で市長の腐敗を取材していたら、建造物侵入で逮捕。
米軍慰安婦問題は報道できない、記者は逮捕される、それでも 世界報道自由ランキングでは、日本より自由だ、と。
それを真に受ける外国特派員たちーーー自国に対しては無批判で、優越意識で凝り固まっているーーー植民地主義、人種差別意識の現れ以外のなんなんだろうかね？
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Texas Court Acquits Man Who Shot Woman Dead For Refusing To Have Sex With Him - Counter Current News
デート役としてお金を払ったのに、セックスをしてくれなかったとして、女性を殺害。
セックス代まで含まれていたと勘違いしたのでしょうがない、と不起訴ーーアメリカ
（Jake)
