The true nature of social hospitalization in Japan

" why does Japan have so many psychiatric hospitals?"

"Why does Japan have so many social hospitalizations?"

I am often asked this question.

"Because Japan is a dumping ground for leftover drugs from pharmaceutical companies around the world" (pharmaceutical company interests)

"It's a poverty business to line the pockets of private psychiatric hospital managers" (hospital manager interests)

"Security models such as prison surrogates, detention center surrogates, and police protective room surrogates" (final disposal site)

There are various reasons, but the fundamental reason is

"Because Japan is an atheistic country".

I will explain the reason.

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First, let's look at the values ​​and morals of Japanese people.

What do you think atheistic Japanese people value in their lives?

They value "money".

Let's take a look at the survey conducted by "Hirakemirai Lifestyle Research Institute https://seikatsusoken.jp/teiten/answer/956.html".

I think that everything in the world is often decided by money [35.1%]

I think that money is the second most important thing after life [30.2%]

I think that if I lose money on financial products from banks or insurance, it's my own fault [35.4%]

I feel anxious about the pension I will receive [71.1%]

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One in three people who responded to the survey placed importance on the "value of money," and more than 70% of people are always "worried about their pension," or in other words, "worried about money."

The increase in the number of robberies and embezzlement cases also shows that people are succumbing to the temptation and desire to value money over people. (The following is a related news article.)

"Breaking News: 29.8% increase in serious crimes such as murder, robbery, and sexual crimes...Number of reported criminal offenses in 2023, National Police Agency, 2/8/2024 https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/bbffbb43f418ff72d8350ac16ef3cfe37b80e90d"

According to the National Police Agency, the number of reported criminal offenses last year was 703,351, an increase of approximately 102,000 from the previous year. In particular, serious crimes such as murder, robbery, and sexual crimes increased by 29.8%.

The increase in sexual crimes is believed to be due to the revision of the Criminal Code last year and the development of an environment that makes it easier to report victimization, and in robbery cases, the method of recruiting perpetrators on social media was often seen. In addition, the number of children reported by the police to child consultation centers as being abused or suspected of abuse is also at an all-time high.

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"Values ​​that value money over people"

This is the very symbol of "atheism".

Japanese people may find it hard to believe, but in countries that are not atheistic, that believe in the existence of God, and in Christian cultures, "valuing people over money is the norm".

"Atheists are as untrustworthy as rapists" - Paper in American psychology journal becomes hot topic 2011.12.08 https://the-liberty.com/article/3453/"

In postwar Japan, due in part to the current constitution's negative definition of religion, it is said that there are many atheists, but a research study published in an American psychology journal stating that "atheists are as untrustworthy as rapists" has become a hot topic. It has been reported by AFP and the American online newspaper Christian Science Monitor.

The study was written by Will Gervais, a doctoral student at the University of British Columbia in Canada, and included questions and analysis of 350 American adults and 420 Canadian students.

The study found that among Christians, Muslims, Jews, gay men, feminists, atheists, and rapists, atheists were the least trustworthy people, at the same level as rapists. "In places where religious people are in the majority, that is, in most of the world, atheists are among the least trustworthy people," the co-authors of the study said.

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What is common sense in Japan is uncommon sense in the world.

And the top three countries with the highest doctor salaries, the United States, Japan, and South Korea, are facing serious problems with the elderly and poverty.

(This may be an indication that medical development does not necessarily make people happy.)

The reason not only the government but the entire public does not give money to the elderly, disabled, and other socially vulnerable is probably because they are selfish and have no interest in anyone other than themselves.
This is because they are only interested in money, which is necessary for them to live lavishly and to stabilize their lives.

It is atheism that leads to misery in old age.

There are many Christian countries in Northern Europe, and many people believe that "God is more important than money" (the conscience that God possesses is important). And because they value God, they value human beings, who God created.

Japan's SDGS and volunteer groups lie by saying that "human life is more important than the Earth" and "love saves the Earth," but there is no evidence to support their statements.

Atheists cannot be trusted.

(Reprinting related news articles)

"[The Red Feather is a symbol of communism] The Red Feather Community Chest was a source of funding for communists, foreigners in Japan, and anti-Japanese terrorist organizations!! Society January 16, 2023 https://rapt-plusalpha.com/64726/"

After all, social hospitalization is created by a "culture that does not value humans." Doctors and nurses don't feel anything when they see people who have been drugged for over a year in a psychiatric hospital, their allowance and the amount of snacks they can get are decided, and they live like animals. They say, "It can't be helped because they're sick," "It can't be helped because their family refuses to let them leave the hospital," or "Social hospitalization is unavoidable from a hospital management perspective."
If the role of medicine is to cure illnesses and reintegrate people into society, then psychiatric hospitals are not medical care at all.
Is it human to give people an arbitrary illness, drug them, put them on a pension, and make them live in a cage until they die?
Because "money and power are more important than human rights," they probably don't see a problem with this system.
The atheism that runs deep in us Japanese people has actually become a cause for concern that is tormenting us about our future and our old age.
Instead of living in anxiety and fear for the future, there are activities to change this world for the better.
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