Having passed the Hardship Women's Bill, we now advise those pushing the LGBT bill to do the same.
At the root of all this is the philosophy of opposing the loss of women's dignity or eradicating such a state of affairs.
Recently, I saw two videos on Twitter that I could not look at straight.
The first video featured several Chinese students who appeared to be junior or senior high school students and a Japanese woman who was a classmate of one of them and who seemed to be close to one of them.
The Chinese men repeatedly assaulted the Japanese women in what appeared to be a park somewhere.
The scene was indeed a tragedy that the majority of the Japanese public wanted to turn a blind eye to.
The history of China, the history of China in which women were nothing, and the essence of the Chinese people, whose account was based on male chauvinism, were laid bare in these images.
The other was a video of a Korean man assaulting his wife, a Russian, in a restaurant-like setting.
The severity of this assault is beyond description.
It was so bad that a white woman around her went to her aid.
However, the Korean man, without caring about such things, unbelievably kicked the Russian's wife.
It is the UN, full of hypocrisy and deceit, Davos.
If you genuinely value women's dignity, truly care about women, and truly believe that the indescribable violence against women is unforgivable. If you want to eradicate it, you must immediately and immediately take action against China and South Korea.
Issue the most formidable human rights recommendations to China and South Korea immediately.
The politicians who are now trying to pass the LGBT bill, which is the evilest bill in history, the media, the writers, the people who cannot be called scholars, the president of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, and, by extension, the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, should immediately take action against China and South Korea.
The Chairman of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, and the Japan Federation of the International Bar Association recommend that China and South Korea be punished with severe penalties, including the death penalty, for their unspeakable acts of violence against women!
2/21/2023, at Osaka
