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At present, psychiatrists and psychologists who
observe the behavior and political policies of top
powers around the world and those who have held
such positions have paranoia (delusions of grandeur,
persecution, and excessive lying) and psychopaths
(psychotic disorders with brutality and ferocity) have
been pointed out.
It is actually difficult to point out whether the
number is large or small. However, the people who
are forced to live a life of anguish, and the psycho-
logical "twist" that unconsciously puts a mask on
their face has become a "national character." If a
third-party majority of people from outside can point
it out, I think there is a pathological abnormality of the
individual in power.
The interesting thing about "power" is that in the
society that spreads from the top to bottom, abnor-
mal people and abnormal phenomena similar to the
abnormalities of those in power begin to appear
here and there. In that case, there is a word called
"Yamai Koukou", but the evil gas swelled so that the
society and misled the country move in the direction.
The sadistic corruption of the German people at that
WW II time by Hitler's Nazi regime teaches us this.
Well, what about our Japanese powers?
Isn't there anyone who points out paranoia and
psychopathy?
My opinion above is not only about matters related
to national politics.
Of course, the repeated corruption of cabinet minis-
ters. rant. Those who stick their stinking hands into
the treasury. Lawmakers who prey on the people, ...
Japanese politics has been tightly linked with violence
and the yakuza, who are experts on violence, long
before the Meiji Restoration (*). In fact, the violence of
uncontroversial words continues without stopping,
and there are cabinet ministers who are tarnishing the
dignity of the Diet with yakuza tone.
... In a Japanese society that elects such low-ranking
legislators, school teachers verbally and violently act
against children, students, and students too frequently,
and kindergarten teachers violence against kindergar-
ten children occurs. ing. Violence and sexual abuse by
caregivers in facilities for the disabled. Neglect of duty,
deception, complicity in abuse, and cover-up work by
child guidance centers and boards of education.
Sadistic abuse of inmates by prison guards and police
in secluded prisons and detention centers. Abuse of
foreigners. ...These are all organized hierarchies,
and there are differences in the positions of the strong
and the weak that society accepts. Journalism de-
scribes it as “power harassment,” but psychologically it
is actually the manifestation of the sadism of the
strong. I think it's the same root as what happened
under the Nazi regime.
As abuses and assaulys by the strong become
normalized, a kind of enjoyment of violence begins to
emerge in the strong. An example, the incident such as
prison officers stripping prisoner of his clothes and
spraying them with water so strong that they injure
prisonaer's anus is nothing more than abuse that lurk
in the sexual pleasures of prison officers.
Or in another example, this is a recent case of child
abuse by her stepfather, which led to her death. When
her stepfather began to abuse her every day, he told
the little girl, "Well, this is the beginning of the fun." He
stated to the police.
... There are some legislators, both male and female,
who openly declare that it is the duty of women to get
married and have children, citing the declining birthrate
as the root cause of the nation's weakening. However,
Japan is a country of child suffering right now. Isn't
that the inadequacy of national politics?
... And I also smell something similar to bureaucrats'
concealment of subordination to the regime and
maintenance of the organization through false
pretenses.
I sometimes feel that the judges are flattered by the
administration of the time. Judges are renouncing the
independence of the judiciary. This is because the
appointment of judges is supposed to be made by the
emperor, but it is based on the nomination of the
cabinet, and the right to appoint judges rests with the
cabinet. The independence of the judiciary depends
solely on the character of the appointed judges. From
an institutional point of view, the separation of Japan's
three powers (judicial, legislative, and administrative) is
a mess.
Sadism also appears in criminal cases such as kid-
napping, confinement, and abduction. In other words,
It ican be daid that an anti-social mental structure is
being nurtured that does not regard people as people.
It is not that self-consciousness is clear and
self-consciousness has become an independent social
consciousness, but it is self-centered that it is dragging
the childishness that there is no distinction between
self and others.
Let's take a very familiar example of how the child
ishness of a self-centered spirit spreads in Japanese
society. I observe that it appears in the word "too
much" that I hear frequently in recent years. He said,
"Too cute", "Too much delicious", "Too much good",
"Too much beautiful", "Too much dangerous (although
they mean "Too much great")", etc.
In fact, the person who says this is often a compli-
ment, but what lies unconsciously is that the judgment
of things is centered on the self. It should be enough to
simply say "cute", "good", "skillful", and "beautiful", but
there is a subtle sense of self-consciousness involved.
They dodge criticism lightly in advance. If you say
"cute", "good", "skilled", and "beautiful", you might get
criticism like "Hey? Where are you? Do you think that
way?" Therefore, we set a self-standard to the extent
that it does not hurt, and then say "too much" to make
the self-standard ambiguous. When they say "too much
cute", their awareness is different from saying "very
cute" to others. This bizarre Japanese usage is narcis-
sistic childishness.
Although the discussion has been somewhat
detoured, I observe that the narcissistic childishness
hat is prevalent in Japanese society forms the mental
structure of those in power, Diet members, and local
assembly members. They are all arrogant and tend to
be seen as adults among adults. However, it must be
pointed out that there is an anti-social flow of loose-
ness in the personality that should be cultivated by
their duties. Personality is social. For the narcissistic
childishness in which there is no society in conscious-
ness, there is no personality or sloppiness. It is natural
because there is only oneself.
Even if the paranoia and psychopathy of some
powerful people in the world are not pointed out,
isn't Japanese society now filled with evil gas to the
point where it can't move forward or backward, and
is starting to move the country? This is my concern.
*(note)
There is the following notable research. I used the
expression "yakuza who are experts in violence"
above, but I borrowed the expression from Ms. Eiko
Maruko Sinawer.
Written by Eiko Maruwa Siniawer,
Translated by Minako Fujita
"Akutoh・Yakuza・Nationalists: Violent Politics in
Modern Japan"
Asahi Sensho 997,
Asahi Shimbun Publishing, 2020
Original book;
"Ruffans, Yakuza, Nationalists: The Violent Politics of
Modern Japan, 1860-1960"
Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 2008
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