龍神ケンジ @Herdish99 さんのツイートです。
――これでも安倍さんは道理を無理で押し通すのかな？？ @tim1134 #飛べサル【速報】新宿駅南口で焼身自殺！
６０代と見られる男性、安倍政権への批判を絶叫しガソリンをかぶり炎上・死亡！
サザンテラスへの歩道橋で－現場は大混乱！
pic.twitter.com/D5zWXtCq44"〔15:07 - 2014年6月29日 〕――
出典：上記ツイート
――戦争は人を殺す"@tex_yam: 代償 【合掌】“@Thoton: 【速報】集団的自衛権に抗議 男性が焼身自殺 東京・新宿 衆人環視の中 http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2140401563937718401 … #Japan #Tokyo pic.twitter.com/uci6yDQPk1” @tim1134"〔16:01 - 2014年6月29日 〕――
出典：上記ツイート
上のツイートに
「集団的自衛権に抗議」とあります。
しかし、本当は、
政教分離を
訴えていたという報告もあります
（dub monster's @nonnyanksさんのツイート〔15:46 - 2014年6月29日 〕にその指摘がある ）。
公明党の
国民への背信行為が
直接の
引き金だったのかもしれない。
たとえば、
金子勝@masaru_kaneko さんは、
次のように
嘆いておられました。
――公明党が、矮小な字句修正で、集団的自衛権の行使容認の閣議決定に姿勢を転換したことに、地方から懸念相次いでいます。当然だろう。公約を投げ捨てる点で自民党と変わらない。公明党は平和と福祉の党だといっても、もう誰も信じませんから。
http://goo.gl/nUArS2〔5:25 - 2014年6月29日 〕――
いずれ動機等、
解明されるでしょう。
海外にも
さっそく報道されたようです。
TODAY@TODAYonlineさんが
――Man sets himself on fire in Tokyo in defence protest, witnesses say
tdy.sg/1yZa4e8〔20:08 - 2014年6月29日 〕――と、
ツイートしてました。
下記に、
記事を資料として転載しておきます。
〔資料〕
「Man sets himself on fire in Tokyo in defence protest, witnesses say」
TODAY（Sunday 29 June 2014）
☆ 記事URL:http://www.todayonline.com/world/asia/man-sets-himself-afire-tokyo-apparent-protest
TOKYO – A man in Japan set himself on fire at a busy intersection in Tokyo today (June 29) in an apparent protest against Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s plans to ease limits of the country’s pacifist constitution, police and witnesses said.
Japan is poised for a historic shift in its defence policy by ending a ban that has kept the military from fighting abroad since World War Two.
Mr Abe’s cabinet is expected to adopt as early as Tuesday a resolution revising a long-standing interpretation of the United States-drafted constitution to lift the ban after his ruling party finalises an agreement with its junior partner.
The man, who appeared in his 50s or 60s, was taken to the hospital after suffering serious injuries, said Daiji Kubota, an officer at the Shinjuku police station. He said the reason for the self-immolation was under investigation.
Shots of the incident on Twitter and other social media showed a man clad in a suit and tie sitting on a small mat along the metal framework above a pedestrian walkway with two plastic bottles of what looked like gasoline beside him.
Witnesses said the man used a megaphone to protest plans to end a ban on exercising “collective self-defence”, or aiding a friendly country under attack.
“He was sitting cross legged and was just talking, so I thought it would end without incident. But when I came back to the same place 30 minutes later, he was still there. Then all of a sudden his body was enveloped in fire,” said Mr Ryuichiro Nakatsu, an 18-year-old student who witnessed the incident. “He was yelling against the government, about collective self-defence,” he said.
Witnesses said the man was hosed down and carried away.
The planned change in defence strategy marks a major step away from post-war pacifism and widen Japan’s military options.
Conservatives say the charter’s war-renouncing Article 9 has excessively restricted Japan’s ability to defend itself and that a changing regional power balance including a rising China means Japan’s security policies must be more flexible.
The change will likely rile an increasingly assertive China, whose ties with Japan have chilled due to a maritime row, mutual mistrust and the legacy of Japan’s past military aggression, but will be welcomed by Tokyo’s ally Washington, which has long urged Japan to become a more equal partner in the alliance. AGENCIES
――これでも安倍さんは道理を無理で押し通すのかな？？ @tim1134 #飛べサル【速報】新宿駅南口で焼身自殺！
６０代と見られる男性、安倍政権への批判を絶叫しガソリンをかぶり炎上・死亡！
サザンテラスへの歩道橋で－現場は大混乱！
pic.twitter.com/D5zWXtCq44"〔15:07 - 2014年6月29日 〕――
出典：上記ツイート
――戦争は人を殺す"@tex_yam: 代償 【合掌】“@Thoton: 【速報】集団的自衛権に抗議 男性が焼身自殺 東京・新宿 衆人環視の中 http://matome.naver.jp/odai/2140401563937718401 … #Japan #Tokyo pic.twitter.com/uci6yDQPk1” @tim1134"〔16:01 - 2014年6月29日 〕――
出典：上記ツイート
上のツイートに
「集団的自衛権に抗議」とあります。
しかし、本当は、
政教分離を
訴えていたという報告もあります
（dub monster's @nonnyanksさんのツイート〔15:46 - 2014年6月29日 〕にその指摘がある ）。
公明党の
国民への背信行為が
直接の
引き金だったのかもしれない。
たとえば、
金子勝@masaru_kaneko さんは、
次のように
嘆いておられました。
――公明党が、矮小な字句修正で、集団的自衛権の行使容認の閣議決定に姿勢を転換したことに、地方から懸念相次いでいます。当然だろう。公約を投げ捨てる点で自民党と変わらない。公明党は平和と福祉の党だといっても、もう誰も信じませんから。
http://goo.gl/nUArS2〔5:25 - 2014年6月29日 〕――
いずれ動機等、
解明されるでしょう。
海外にも
さっそく報道されたようです。
TODAY@TODAYonlineさんが
――Man sets himself on fire in Tokyo in defence protest, witnesses say
tdy.sg/1yZa4e8〔20:08 - 2014年6月29日 〕――と、
ツイートしてました。
下記に、
記事を資料として転載しておきます。
〔資料〕
「Man sets himself on fire in Tokyo in defence protest, witnesses say」
TODAY（Sunday 29 June 2014）
☆ 記事URL:http://www.todayonline.com/world/asia/man-sets-himself-afire-tokyo-apparent-protest
TOKYO – A man in Japan set himself on fire at a busy intersection in Tokyo today (June 29) in an apparent protest against Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s plans to ease limits of the country’s pacifist constitution, police and witnesses said.
Japan is poised for a historic shift in its defence policy by ending a ban that has kept the military from fighting abroad since World War Two.
Mr Abe’s cabinet is expected to adopt as early as Tuesday a resolution revising a long-standing interpretation of the United States-drafted constitution to lift the ban after his ruling party finalises an agreement with its junior partner.
The man, who appeared in his 50s or 60s, was taken to the hospital after suffering serious injuries, said Daiji Kubota, an officer at the Shinjuku police station. He said the reason for the self-immolation was under investigation.
Shots of the incident on Twitter and other social media showed a man clad in a suit and tie sitting on a small mat along the metal framework above a pedestrian walkway with two plastic bottles of what looked like gasoline beside him.
Witnesses said the man used a megaphone to protest plans to end a ban on exercising “collective self-defence”, or aiding a friendly country under attack.
“He was sitting cross legged and was just talking, so I thought it would end without incident. But when I came back to the same place 30 minutes later, he was still there. Then all of a sudden his body was enveloped in fire,” said Mr Ryuichiro Nakatsu, an 18-year-old student who witnessed the incident. “He was yelling against the government, about collective self-defence,” he said.
Witnesses said the man was hosed down and carried away.
The planned change in defence strategy marks a major step away from post-war pacifism and widen Japan’s military options.
Conservatives say the charter’s war-renouncing Article 9 has excessively restricted Japan’s ability to defend itself and that a changing regional power balance including a rising China means Japan’s security policies must be more flexible.
The change will likely rile an increasingly assertive China, whose ties with Japan have chilled due to a maritime row, mutual mistrust and the legacy of Japan’s past military aggression, but will be welcomed by Tokyo’s ally Washington, which has long urged Japan to become a more equal partner in the alliance. AGENCIES
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