Diary 2024-07-04
I fell asleep after dinner, slept for 10 hours and woke up, sleep debt eliminated.
tokoroten I've changed my mind about elections a lot since I looked into how the US presidential primaries work. In the process of narrowing down the field of candidates in the primaries, a game is played to see how the remaining candidates can capture the supporters of the candidates who dropped out of the primaries.
Then there would be a number of times when minorities would have the casting vote,
Remaining candidates will be forced to make policy proposals and changes to better engage supporters of the losing candidate.
Also, it is always visible which minorities are holding how many votes, so a structure is created where information on dead votes is meaningful.
So, the dead ballots are information about the winner, so let's make sure we leave the right information.
tokoroten Voting for candidates on the winning side is effective in terms of getting involved in electing politicians, I guess you could vote for a one-issue bubble candidate, since there's no information left in terms of giving the winner information about "how many people are interested in what".
tokoroten So, I'm afraid that the statement "No, because XXX is not going to be accepted" is a statement of a lack of understanding of the flow of information through the dead ballot. tokoroten Maybe the term "dead vote" is too negative. Can't you rephrase it in a positive way that includes the meaning of "information left for the winners"?
Hmmm, opinion polls, or words to that effect, very good!
This would make sense for a one-issue type candidate.
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30years_over I think that's the system assumption with the preselection. In this gubernatorial election, I can't vote for Mr. Anno because he has no intention of winning.
Why? Because the disadvantages are too great if Renho Ishimaru wins.
>tokoroten: So I'm afraid that the statement "No, because XXX is not going to be accepted" is a statement that you don't understand the flow of information through the dead ballot.
9m I think it's true that Mr. Yasuno can get more votes if he wears his hair cropped and parted, but the fact that he knows that and doesn't bend his policy is a statement in itself, and yet people who say that about his hair still say that. I hope you are aware that you are forcing that attitude on others on a regular basis - don't act like an old baseball player. deodora I'm looking at Anno's github. This is a self-serving image, but I think the people who can issue issues and comment on github are young people to some extent, and if there are so many discussions and opinions, it does not mean that young people are not interested in politics, but that there are not enough mechanisms to include the opinions of young people, or it is deliberately so. I think it's deliberate.
nishio I also learned for the first time through this activity that it is against the terms of use to use "Irasshoya" images for political activities. "Can I use it for political activities?
"It may not be used for campaigning or for criticizing any particular individual or group."
10969fanaccount Taka started by saying, "As a resident of Tokyo, there is a person whom I am supporting," and he mentioned that everyone could recognize him, but he did not mention his name. I interpreted that he didn't mention the name because he wanted the people of Tokyo to make their own choice. I'm sorry, but I don't want this to turn into an election campaign within the post, just "let's go out and vote". @snakajima
) and I will be in conversation with them! I'm looking forward to it!
Today, 7/3(Wed) 21:10~, Satoshi Nakajima (@snakajima) and #Takahiro Yasuno will have a live emergency discussion! Please take a look!
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nishio "We act to change the status quo. Do not become silent accomplices." nishio "All you hear is the voice of the weirdo because decent people are silenced." There is a term "silent accomplice" that refers to this (g0v manifest).
>suika__penguin: I've been talking to some of the bureaucrats and I've learned that
"The Japanese are so unassertive I don't know what they want us to do."
That's what I mean.
"Decent people are silenced, so all you hear is the voice of the weirdo."
I feel like I have a problem with that.
If voices are not heard, no matter how much we want to do good politics, they cannot be reflected in policy.
nishio However, we know that there are many people who cannot openly support the candidates because of various reasons, for example, "I cannot campaign because I am an employee of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government" or "I cannot campaign because I am an employee of a university. We know that there are many people who cannot openly support a candidate. There are also those who support us in a way that does not mention a specific candidate's name. We are very grateful for their support. suika__penguin If you think you're the decent one, you have to insist. The ones who think they're sane but don't insist on it are creating a breeding ground for cults.
sekine_misato It's as good as it sounds, or better than I expected. I think the media should report on decent candidates.
You should report Takahiro Yasuno.
After all, you can't know unless you actually hear what they have to say.
Koike doesn't like it, and Renho doesn't like it either.
If you don't support anyone, actually see and support them!
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wagashi_no_yosa It has been pointed out before why sociology only studies minorities. I think one of the reasons is the idea of "cognitive privilege" that "more accurate knowledge is more likely to be produced from marginal social positions". Majorities have difficulty seeing their own society objectively. Dgoutokuji The governor's race is said to have a lot of advance voting. I was happy to hear that they are pushing for Renho, but I was scolded by a well-informed person for being naive. The Soka Gakkai has been given a big mandate and they are visiting the city. The Liberal Democratic Party is also desperate to consolidate its votes, and I was told not to underestimate their organizational votes. They told me not to believe the turnout at the town meetings. I suddenly felt uneasy, but yes, it is precisely because people are uneasy that they move. newssharing1 "Baby Life," a Tokyo-based private organization that facilitated special adoptions 400 Japanese babies were trafficked, many of the adoptive parents were foreigners, and each received an average of The average amount of money received was 3 million yen per person, over 200 million yen in total. Suspicions have surfaced that Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike and the Nippon Foundation were involved in the trafficking of these "Baby Life" children. newssharing1 "Let's make #Tokyo gubernatorial election the largest voter turnout in history" and "#Silent media bullshit" are trending Governor Yuriko Koike of interest rights Olympic athletes' village = Harumi Jingu Gaien redevelopment, Mitsui concession for development priority Jingo Gaien redevelopment, Mitsui concession for development priority Tokyo Metropolitan Government 4.8 billion yen for projection mapping, Dentsu concession newssharing1 Itiro Furudate: "A subsidiary of Dentsu was solely responsible for the astonishing 4.85 billion yen projection mapping of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Ms. Yuriko Koike, who said she would correct the black box, was herself a black box. The person who applied for the project, the person who approved the project, the person in charge of the bidding, the same person. REX_TwiHai Don't let the kole dye you. If there is something you want to do, you should do it now. If you lose your youth and stamina, you will never get them back. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GReoGTTbcAA7xFE?format=jpg&name=small#.png
nabekuramasa I seriously can't allow this to be lumped in with the parrots, are you trying to say that teens and 20-somethings speaking up for their legitimate rights is a cult? What we mean by "legitimate rights" here is something on the level of "wanting to live a normal life" or something like that. If claiming to want to live is a cult, then why don't you just say "Fat!
I'll remember his name.
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10969fanaccount Taka started by saying, "As a resident of Tokyo, there is a person whom I am supporting," and he mentioned that everyone could recognize him, but he did not mention his name. I interpreted that he didn't mention the name because he wanted the people of Tokyo to make their own choice. I'm sorry, but I don't want this to turn into an election campaign within the post, just "let's go out and vote". ayaka_otsu On a personal note, I am glad that candidate Takahiro Yasuno has decided to run this time. I agree with the idea of promoting Japan's economic recovery from Tokyo through digital democracy and support for technicians, and I believe that only he can realize a system that reflects the voice of the people at this speed, through the concrete practice of participatory politics using GitHub. >:
mas__yamazaki At first, the Tokyo TV stations were bizarre in that the celebrities on their programs were all side-by-side in "dropping Renho" and "lifting up Koike" in relation to the Tokyo gubernatorial election, However, when Hagiwada, a member of the Liberal Democratic Party who is in bed with the Unification Church, announced his support for Koike, they switched to a strategy of "not talking about the election at all to lower the voter turnout". If voter turnout goes down, the organized vote will have an advantage.
redbear2014 Koike Yuriko, Governor of Tokyo, attended a "rally of various groups" reportedly organized by the LDP Metropolitan Federation and appealed for support, according to a survey by the newspaper Red Flag. About 300 organizations participated. Approximately 300 organizations participated. It is believed that the LDP is mobilizing businesses and organizations to provide stealth support. Governor Koike and the LDP are one and the same.
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hirox246 We'll have a candidate debate every night to reverse the fact that Governor Koike won't debate. "If you want to argue against the Koike administration's failures and unfulfilled promises on the agenda, why don't you all join me in thoroughly criticizing it?"
Koike's chances of winning the popular vote are slim unless he can convince the floating voters that his administration is the right one to lead the city. Koike will be able to run away with the election if he does not make the floating voters think "Is it bad if Koike is in charge of Tokyo?
A candidate who won a state compensation lawsuit against the Koike metropolitan government in his spare time may be an active candidate or something.
>hirox246: As I said in the Tokyo gubernatorial election debate, how can each candidate cut Koike's votes? If they don't work on this, they will end up with Koike's runaway victory.
The only way to win is for each candidate to blame the Koike administration in solidarity.
Even if they increase their popularity by advocating their respective policies, they will lose if they don't reduce the Koike vote. 2nd place is not enough.
shogochiai Lately, I think that marketing in late capitalism means "I'm going to spend time on this now, something is going to happen, expect it. Don't miss the big wave. shogochiai RuleMakersDAO and many others, but I think this is the one I'm supporting. >suika__penguin: if you think you are the sane one, you must insist!
The ones who think they're sane but don't insist on it are creating a breeding ground for cults.
suika__penguin If you think you're the decent one, you have to insist. The ones who think they're sane but don't insist on it are creating a breeding ground for cults.
raeyu02 The selectmen are doing it. @tocho_senkyo
You seem to like conspiracy theories.
mas__yamazaki This surprised me too. I was also surprised that the administrative structure of the capital of Japan advertises the projected lights but does not post any call for voting for the Tokyo gubernatorial election. It's not a matter of jurisdiction. There is nothing wrong with posting "go vote for a better future." Discovery to those who don't want voter turnout to go up. >tinasuke: Tokyo Metropolitan Government's official account hasn't called for "Let's go vote" even once! It's already this weekend, right?
akasi_naru For example, if I said, "I can lead you into a mild hypnotic state just by matching the timing of your breathing and gestures with the person you are with," you would think it was impossible, like magic. You would think it was impossible. You can really do this with training. ......
sugiura_jirou I was interested in buying Nintendo stock, so I bought some a while ago, and I thought it would be a better deal than saving money by getting dividends, but then I thought that the value I thought it would be great if I could suffer together with Nintendo when they suffer or are sad.... We are one, aren't we? You're in, right?
I've been told that,
I've been listening to it a lot!
I sometimes listen to it all day!
I was instafollowing you!
That's just a fan!
Ask him in full, which candidate do you think he's talking about?
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mas__yamazaki At first, the Tokyo TV stations were bizarre in that the celebrities on their programs were all side-by-side in "dropping Renho" and "lifting up Koike" in relation to the Tokyo gubernatorial election, However, when Hagiwada, a member of the Liberal Democratic Party who is in bed with the Unification Church, announced his support for Koike, they switched to a strategy of "not talking about the election at all to lower the voter turnout". If voter turnout goes down, the organized vote will have an advantage.
redbear2014 Koike Yuriko, Governor of Tokyo, attended a "rally of various groups" reportedly organized by the LDP Metropolitan Federation and appealed for support, according to a survey by the newspaper Red Flag. About 300 organizations participated. Approximately 300 organizations participated. It is believed that the LDP is mobilizing businesses and organizations to provide stealth support. Governor Koike and the LDP are one and the same.
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hirox246 We'll have a candidate debate every night to reverse the fact that Governor Koike won't debate. "If you want to argue against the Koike administration's failures and unfulfilled promises on the agenda, why don't you all join me in thoroughly criticizing it?"
Koike's chances of winning the popular vote are slim unless he can convince the floating voters that his administration is the right one to lead the city. Koike will be able to run away with the election if he does not make the floating voters think "Is it bad if Koike is in charge of Tokyo?
A candidate who won a state compensation lawsuit against the Koike metropolitan government in his spare time may be an active candidate or something.
>hirox246: As I said in the Tokyo gubernatorial election debate, how can each candidate cut Koike's votes? If they don't work on this, they will end up with Koike's runaway victory.
The only way to win is for each candidate to blame the Koike administration in solidarity.
Even if they increase their popularity by advocating their respective policies, they will lose if they don't reduce the Koike vote. 2nd place is not enough.
shogochiai Lately, I think that marketing in late capitalism means "I'm going to spend time on this now, something is going to happen, expect it. Don't miss the big wave. shogochiai RuleMakersDAO and many others, but I think this is the one I'm supporting. >suika__penguin: if you think you are the sane one, you must insist!
The ones who think they're sane but don't insist on it are creating a breeding ground for cults.
suika__penguin If you think you're the decent one, you have to insist. The ones who think they're sane but don't insist on it are creating a breeding ground for cults.
akasi_naru For example, if I said, "I can lead you into a mild hypnotic state just by matching the timing of your breathing and gestures with the person you are with," you would think it was impossible, like magic. You would think it was impossible. You can really do this with training. ......
sugiura_jirou I was interested in buying Nintendo stock, so I bought some a while ago, and I thought it would be a better deal than saving money by getting dividends, but then I thought that the value I thought it would be great if I could suffer together with Nintendo when they suffer or are sad.... We are one, aren't we? You're in, right?
I've been told that,
I've been listening to it a lot!
I sometimes listen to it all day!
I was instafollowing you!
That's just a fan!
Ask him in full, which candidate do you think he's talking about?
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hikarin22 By the way, I'm sorry if this sounds like a chubby thing to say, but women with a certain level of communicative ability have the ability to understand what the other person is trying to say, so saying "I lied" is not a problem. So, it is not a problem if she says "I lied". In other words, women who are distrustful of this statement and give NG are in other words....... It can be said that it was a good decision to break up with her because she has a high landmine rate. hikarin22 In a case where a woman declines a marriage because she is tired of being lied to immediately by her partner in a marriage, I wondered why the male partner's occupation is always an engineer. I wondered why, so I looked it up. Apparently, engineers have a culture of saying "I'm sorry, I lied" when they make a wrong statement. >:
ISOKO_MOCHIZUKI Governor Yuriko Koike's street advertising campaign took place for about 30 minutes near the Electric Town exit ticket gate in Akihabara on July 2 at 18:00. Even before the event began, the citizens were criticizing Koike, saying that he had made "seven zero promises" and that "Koike must stop" in addition to thorough background checks.
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16331633 I wonder how it looks to independents when they praise each other for being good at this kind of behavior with their "support for Renho". ISOKO_MOCHIZUKI Governor Yuriko Koike's town advertisement was held for about 30 minutes near the Electric Town exit ticket gate in Akihabara on July 2 at 18:00. Even before the event began, the citizens were criticizing Koike, saying that he had made "seven zero promises" and that "Koike must stop" in addition to thorough background checks.
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methane I know that you left the ranks to attract independents, but I feel that you are failing to attract independents because of the active support of activists and Communist Party supporters. >16331633: I wonder how it looks to independents when they praise each other for being good at this kind of behavior with "support for Renho". x.com/isoko_mochizuk...
maekawa_net Finally, an article appeared about the "cozy relationship" between the Koike metropolitan government and Mitsui Fudosan. The current metropolitan government is not for the people of Tokyo, but for developers such as Mitsui Fudosan. As a result, we have a series of problems such as Harumi Flag, Jingu Gaien, Hibiya Park, etc. Please report other media as well. ISOKO_MOCHIZUKI Governor Yuriko Koike's street advertising campaign took place for about 30 minutes near the Electric Town exit ticket gate in Akihabara on July 2 at 18:00. Even before the event began, the citizens were criticizing Koike, saying that he had made "seven zero promises" and that "Koike must stop" in addition to thorough background checks.
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16331633 I wonder how it looks to independents when they praise each other for being good at this kind of behavior with their "support for Renho". ISOKO_MOCHIZUKI Governor Yuriko Koike's town advertisement was held for about 30 minutes near the Electric Town exit ticket gate in Akihabara on July 2 at 18:00. Even before the event began, the citizens were criticizing Koike, saying that he had made "seven zero promises" and that "Koike must stop" in addition to thorough background checks.
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methane I know that you left the ranks to attract independents, but I feel that you are failing to attract independents because of the active support of activists and Communist Party supporters. >16331633: I wonder how it looks to independents when they praise each other for being good at this kind of behavior with "support for Renho". x.com/isoko_mochizuk...
maekawa_net Finally, an article appeared about the "cozy relationship" between the Koike metropolitan government and Mitsui Fudosan. The current metropolitan government is not for the people of Tokyo, but for developers such as Mitsui Fudosan. As a result, we have a series of problems such as Harumi Flag, Jingu Gaien, Hibiya Park, etc. Please report other media as well. I think you should refrain from becoming governor of Tokyo.
Let's make the #Governor's race the largest turnout in history! TAKAHIRO3IURA People mistakenly think that talent is being better at something than others, but it is the opposite. Talent is lacking something. The distorted shape of the soul narrows down the options in life, and the determination to go straight for it. The person who finds a place where the distorted shape of the soul fits perfectly with the shape of the soul is called a genius. snowdance87 I didn't check. Yasuno-san, you are in favor of restarting nuclear power plants? Yes, energy issues cannot be separated to keep technology stable. What happens when you and Shimizu-san join forces? This stops once.
I have never forgotten the thoughts and feelings I vowed to myself 14 years ago in my rubble-strewn hometown in Tohoku.
taichinakaj Capitalism is interesting. Everyone says "money, money", but what rich people want most is "not for sale". Love, friendship, trust, etc. maruko_up This is what all supervisors and senior staff should remember. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRgp9xmb0AAXJ5n?format=jpg&name=medium#.png
snowdance87 Good article that gets right to the point as well as showing careful reporting. When I watch Mr. Yasuno, I can't help but catch glimpses of how the media people I come in contact with become "skeptical at first and respectful at the end".
>KosukeYAMAchan: I wrote an article about the #Tokyo gubernatorial election. When I heard about it before the election, I was skeptical, thinking, "Can he really do it? But after the announcement, he showed the ability to implement his ideas one after another. He and the team that supports him have "sincerity. golden_lucky After all, direct elections are like a "pledge" contest, so it's good to see issues pulled out into the open, whether or not those who are elected can deliver on them. It's good that issues are brought out into the open, regardless of whether the elected person can realize them or not. https://gyazo.com/b2a5ccd4fa72946fa621d4ba84dae6bb
>amagumo_metal: The video is so ugly it gives me chills. The base opponents on the side that caused the death of the security guard said to the Defense Bureau official, "One person is dead, you know! It would be normal to go burn incense immediately! As a human being!" They yell at him, "What the hell is this? What is this?
shuzaibusoku7 History of the intimidation trial that will be sentenced today > <9/30/2020 closed session meeting
Kumataka: "If they use social networking sites to lose elections, it's not going to happen."
Mayor: "I might do it. It's my political activity."
Yamane: "If you do that, the mayor can control the council. Are you going to go so far as to do that?"
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Candidate for Governor of Tokyo: Exclusive interview with Takahiro Yasuno. AI Strategy" for Elections and Tokyo Metropolitan Government - YouTube
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enetraman Looking at Mr. Anno's message "Tokyo, where no one is left behind by technology" and all the things he's done with Github, I think it's going to be a game lost and won, no matter what the outcome of the election is (or is that what he's aiming for?). I think it will be like losing a game and winning the war, no matter what the outcome of the election is (or maybe that's what he's aiming for). ochyai Social Implementation of the Echo Chamber of the Tokyo Gubernatorial Election. All claims against Shinji Ishimaru personally were dismissed.
Aki Takata City lost the case, though, and was awarded 330,000 yen in payment,
The proportion of court costs to be paid is 90% for Councilor Yamane.
Even if he loses the case, the current legal fees will be borne by Councilor Yamane,
If they appealed to the Supreme Court, Senator Yamane would probably lose a lot of money.
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snowdance87 I'm on the fence. I also want to ask those who support #TakahiroYasuno's support for restarting nuclear power plants. Is it ok to push the fear and risk of nuclear power plants that have caused so much destruction by technology onto the local communities? Is it okay for the energy that is the source of the technology that will create the future of our own Tokyo to be procured in such a way? >snowdance87: #Takahiro Yasuno is in favor of restarting nuclear power plants. What do you mean by "dialogue with the locals"? Deceive them that the tragedy will never happen again even with the current situation? Take the word "self-responsibility"? Don't get cocky. Look at the disaster that technology has brought. Look at the happiness of those who were burned by Promethean fire that day.
Dgoutokuji The governor's race is said to have a lot of advance voting. I was happy to hear that they are pushing for Renho, but I was scolded by a well-informed person for being naive. The Soka Gakkai has been given a big mandate and they are visiting the city. The Liberal Democratic Party is also desperate to consolidate its votes, and I was told not to underestimate their organizational votes. They told me not to believe the turnout at the town meetings. I suddenly felt uneasy, but yes, it is precisely because people are uneasy that they move. newssharing1 "Baby Life," a Tokyo-based private organization that facilitated special adoptions 400 Japanese babies were trafficked, many of the adoptive parents were foreigners, and each received an average of The average amount of money received was 3 million yen per person, over 200 million yen in total. Suspicions have surfaced that Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike and the Nippon Foundation were involved in the trafficking of these "Baby Life" children. hazuma I wonder if you understand why shrines are supposed to be private organizations. Does the state run the shrines? >jcp_cc: #Jingu Gaien is a national common property. Development based on the economic interests of business operators is not appropriate!
The government should listen to residents, not businesses!
#Mr. Taku Yamazoe, a member of the House of Councilors, just made a speech about the redevelopment of Jingu Gaien. hazuma These arguments are really silly. It's fine to talk about the importance of the forests and that it's not good to go under the sun, but please don't let that lead you into a messed up discussion. Private property cannot be nationalized and the state cannot run a shrine. I wish leftist scholars would also stop making childish arguments by denying private property and acting like radicals. hazuma Opposition to capitalism is meaningless. It made some sense in the political situation during the Cold War, but it doesn't even make sense now. I'm really sick and tired of the fact that we are still in an era where saying such things will make you a star in the debates and activists will follow you. hazuma Family and private property are the very source of inequality. But when that sense is gone, love and desire are gone. That's why it's so difficult. If you solve the problem by shouting that private ownership is bad, it's a quick story. What is important is that as long as human beings are human beings, there are inevitable limitations, and we should think about a "better" society based on this resignation. hazuma As I wrote in "Philosophy of Correctability", the denial of family and private property goes back to Plato. It's not a new idea. On the flip side, intellectuals have been saying for ages that the world would be a better place if we got rid of the family and private property, and that hasn't happened at all. Starting from that limitation is really an intelligent argument. The story does not stop at Meiji Jingu Gaien.
hazuma If you want to make Jingu Gaien such a national common property, why don't you just buy it from Meiji Jingu Shrine with taxpayer money and make it a national property? Make a public commitment like that. hazuma The worst thing that can happen is to force the "public" on a private business and then when that business runs out of money and is struggling and wants to do something else, you get in the way, saying that the place belongs to everyone. It is the worst thing you can do. If that is the case, the park should be properly managed as a national or metropolitan park from the beginning. hazuma I'm not talking about that. I'm just talking about who is an idiot. I don't vote for idiots. >hiratomo523: Hiroki Azuma criticizes opposition politicians for criticizing power
You don't criticize authority. It's the usual pattern.
hazuma Isn't this Teitaraku because all they do is say that if you are anti-authority, you don't criticize even if you have problems, you should support them without thinking, and everything else is the enemy? Even if the LDP is so disliked, they can't even win the gubernatorial election. I myself have not voted for the LDP for the past 30 years.
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nishio I also learned for the first time through this activity that it is against the terms of use to use "Irasshoya" images for political activities. "Can I use it for political activities?
"It may not be used for campaigning or for criticizing any particular individual or group."
nishio I'm promoting this tweet because it's been seen a lot, and I'm on the #TakahiroAnno team that's fighting the campaign with a solid legal review to make sure we don't do anything legally gray. I learned about this through the work of takahiroanno This article by Shimizu, a member of Team Anno's technical team, talks about fixing the problem of writing python in yaml. nishio It's very geeky tech stuff, but I wonder how the world will react to it. takahiroanno A part on "Anticipated Budget and Measures to Secure Financial Resources" has been added to the manifesto. Can you really carry out your manifesto? We have been asked, "Can you really implement the manifesto?" However, by implementing the manifesto in the first two years of the Governor's term, all the policies can be realized within the budget increased by the increased tax revenue!
nishio I fell asleep after dinner and woke up after 10 hours of sleep, my sleep debt is gone. ai_1124at_ Renho: "You're in a position where you have to listen to voices you don't like without excluding them." I thought she was the right person to be governor of Tokyo when I heard these words.
Koike was told that there were critics of Koike, to which he responded, "You should choose your friends.
Mr. Ishimaru was sued for libel for a post he made against a legislator he refuted, and lost the case in the second trial.
The difference is obvious.
ai_1124at_ The Governor of Tokyo is in a position to transcend partisanship and encompass the voices of all people living in Tokyo. There should be no exclusion of people who are inconvenient for you or slander of members who have opposing views in the assembly.
sukesankoba So why do we get blocked on Twitter one after another ...... >sukesankoba For example, if you are a celebrity or a completely personal Twitter user and you block people you don't like, that is a standard I also think that it is better to do it more and more since it is a standard feature of Twitter. x.com/sukesankoba/st... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQmfk9rakAMFzcd?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQmfk9sakAEDmcJ?format=jpg&name=small#.png
crowma For someone who says you have to listen to voices you don't like, your actions are the exact opposite. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRnPvyxbMAAnmmY?format=jpg&name=large#.png
takashikiso Renho, this is what you are under fire for. She is now criticizing the tax deduction system that she abolished when she was in power, and is now running for governor. Renho, you must have had a life in politics that was really all criticism and no interest in policy.
>NecoZi3: Renho: For the current generation, deductions will increase as they get married and have children.
Um, the deduction for juvenile dependents was abolished during the Democratic Party of Japan's administration.
Ragni_Prasad_6 It's my job to bite into whatever is offered in front of me. bruin21711033 When the person who subtitled the video "Deductions will increase" said that it was public assistance and that he would cancel the misleading video, he was stuck pointing out that he said tax credits in another video. When the person who subtitled the video "Deductions will increase" said that it was a public aid and that he would cancel the misleading video, he was stuck. But then his friends say, "It's the LDP's fault for not reinstating the deduction," and all hell breaks loose. I wonder if they have any idea what independents will think when they see this. moeruasia01 Biden's approval plummets after debate Trump leads by a wide margin in all battleground states takashikiso Renho, this is what you are under fire for. She is now criticizing the tax deduction system that she abolished when she was in power, and is now running for governor. Renho, you must have had a life in politics that was really all criticism and no interest in policy.
>NecoZi3: Renho: For the current generation, deductions will increase as they get married and have children.
Um, the deduction for juvenile dependents was abolished during the Democratic Party of Japan's administration.
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I know we talk about it regularly, but I think it's a really funny story about not having an exemption for child support/.
Renho's "If you have a child, you can get more deductions" speech received a general rebuke: "It was the Democratic Party of Japan that took away the deduction for child support!" (SmartFLASH)
Renho talked about measures to combat the declining birthrate in the video, with a ticker that read, "If the working-age population gets married and has children, their deductions will go up dramatically.
However, a number of people pointed out that the deduction for child support had been abolished and that the deduction would not be increased even if a child was born.
The "deduction for juvenile dependents" applies to taxpayers with children under the age of 16, and the deduction is 380,000 yen for income tax and 330,000 yen for inhabitant tax. However, in 2010, under the Democratic Party of Japan administration, it was decided to abolish it. Instead, a "child allowance" was provided.
The person who posted the video deleted it after these points were raised. The person who posted the video removed it.
"A video of Renho's June 27th street speech has been uploaded to the YouTube channel of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan. In it, Renho clearly says, 'If you get married and have children, you can receive tax credits. In other words, the "tax credit" message was not a mistake.
You clearly said "tax credits" even though the excuse "it's not a tax credit but a public assistance" was also very painful! I was reminded again that they are just making excuses on the spot and don't really understand the suffering of the child-rearing generation.
<<In short, Renho has no memory of or remorse for abolishing support for children under the age of 16 during the DPJ administration, and although she has been a member of the House of Councilors for 20 years based on name recognition alone, she does not know the difference between deductions and public assistance. Frankly, isn't he too incompetent?
Renho also reposted a post on her own X on July 4, correcting the error to "incorrect) deduction correct) public assistance," and is presumably aware of the attention this has attracted.
P06ln ITOCHU's angry message to activists. I'm sure they would be angry if they were spreading false rumors and insulted so much, and even graffiti was written on them. I heard that there was some activist sabotage at the shareholder meeting as well.
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ITOCHU Corporation's "Jingu Gaien Redevelopment Project". ITOCHU Corporation is a leading general trading company that globally develops a wide range of businesses in the fields of textiles, machinery, metals, energy, chemicals, food, housing, information, and finance.
yusuke_56 I want to tell young entrepreneurs, Coincheck was almost the same. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRm-Q66bMAEcLbu?format=jpg&name=900x900#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRm-Q64bcAAkJ4q?format=jpg&name=small#.png https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRm-Q65aUAEjPcG?format=jpg&name=small#.png
ALE_StarAle I was impressed by Mr. Anno's words about evacuation drills, that a dystopian future can be viewed like an evacuation drill and we can try to avoid it! ALE_StarAle ---
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