月曜日, 9月 26, 2005

なぜ人権問題としての認識がないのか、というと、政治が身近でないせいである。人権という言葉が、中国のネットで禁止されているというが、日本のメディアも、人権について語らない。

教育学的に、心理学的にいうと、「義務で生きる」ことを建前にするべきではない。他人の判断に責任を課したした決定は、その人間の持つ感覚を鈍らせ、想像力を低下させる。

資本主義の優れている点は、労働・消費が「義務」でないことにある。義務でないために、人間は消費活動によって、その自由と想像力を妨げられない。

They never understand anything but the world has changed. The only thing that Asahi insists is this -- the Buddhist principle -- the history in one phrase -- "he was born, suffered, and died". And what more to add to this? Their totalitarian principle of "stronger country, more workers"? If all that is not for each individual, I don't see why they should set the path of their way of living. In that sense, I don't care what kind of language they speak -- pure Japanese or whatever they call it.

Let us proclaim to the world -- we have more, and we need more, we need to know more and the truth and the only truth is what we look for, say good-bye to the hypes, and that let's not tolerate. Don't tolerate communist dilemma of how we can serve the state and the order that was created decades ago. We are human and nothing more and nothing less, and damn their model life and their fictions.