In Japan, children are taught in early childhood education that suppressing evil through violence is justice.'' It is broadcast on TV without viewing restrictions under the namesKamen Rider Series” and “Sentai Hero Series.”
The story involves trying to solve problems by punching, kicking, and killing the bad guys sent by a fictional evil army.
Many young children who watch this program imitate the program and play by punching and kicking others.
There are many people who are injured or feel uncomfortable due to this behavior of young children.
These young children have no murderous intent or major malice, so the victims are forced to cry themselves to sleep.
Although young children recognize that violence is wrong, their desire to imitate it outweighs their desire.
Compared to the large-scale violence caused by the strong malice of a responsible person, the malice of a young child is small.
It is extremely regrettable that childcare workers and parents suffer from violence caused by small children’s small malice.
Many people who watch this program believe that it is okay to use violence against people they consider to be evil.
Even when a couple lives behind closed doors, committing domestic violence against the other person is under the illusion that it is justice.
People are under the illusion that using weapons to kill or injure people with different ideologies is justice.
The Kamen Rider series first aired in 1971 and has continued uninterrupted ever since.
The Sentai Hero series first aired in 1975 and has continued uninterrupted ever since.
I feel scared that trying to solve problems by hitting, kicking, killing, etc. is called justice.
Isn’t it only justice to try to coexist with people who are considered bad actors through negotiation and understanding, rather than unilaterally controlling them through violence?
Even with someone you consider to be a bad person, carefully check the other person’s values and requests, carefully confirm the range of concessions you can give to each other, make concessions, and ask people to live on vacant land, so that you can make use of the surplus land. Wouldn’t a better solution be for people to eat their food, give up their weapons, shake hands with their free hands, and express their gratitude to each other?
Are there really bad people on this earth?
Why are bad people in that place, and are they still the same bad people in other places and environments?
As long as we end up killing each other, aren’t we also seen as bad people in other people’s eyes?
In the first place, there are no bad people on this earth.
Would the world be different if we didn’t manufacture and sell weapons?
In the first place, there are no bad people on this earth.
In this way, children in Japan are taught from an early age that there is justice in using violence.
What is needed is a hero of justice who solves problems through discussion and negotiation.
Do you condone murder?
Are you willing to be killed?
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