The "Fraud is Social Justice" Narrative

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In order to make the perpetrators of special frauds (such as the "Oreore" scam) feel less guilty, the masterminds of the scam intentionally imprint a "redistribution" narrative that "it is social justice for young people to use the 'dead money' accumulated by the elderly to turn the economy around. In order to make children feel guilty, the ringleaders intentionally print a "redistribution" narrative that "it is social justice for young people to use the 'dead money' accumulated by the elderly to turn the economy around. The following is a summary of key evidence.

Self-justifying story of "redistribution

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Testimony of former Kakego team leader

The old are wealthy, the young are poor...We make the most of the money that dies and redistribute it to the poor. We are the modern day version of the rat-boys."

An Inside Look at Fraud Group Training

The organization instills a theory of justification that dispels guilt."

Reporto "Mere Old Man Eater" Introduction

The elderly have 20 million yen in savings as a "reasonable target," while the young believe it is a "justifiable job."

Reporto "Special Fraud

Self-help meetings with the theme of "redistribution" motivate

Web article (Takahisa Mori)

The reality of the perpetrators who lie about "redistributing death money to the poor."

wrestler of the fourth highest rank

The perpetrators are trying to "close the gap" and project a "rat-boy" image, positioning themselves as "social justice leaders" by positioning their victims as the "marginalized".

2. organizational "education" to diminish feelings of guilt

Self-development seminar-type training

Title assignment and performance-based

Injection of "victim consciousness

Propaganda for "black jobs" at the recruitment stage

Easy money" and "high hourly wage" ads on social networking sites

About 75% of underage children enter the market because of the "easy money" lure.

Osaka Prefectural Police's educational materials also list "no-risk, high-income" deception tactics.

High School Student Arrested for "Part-Time Work

4. psychology and reality of the receiver and the receiver's child

Youth work part-time - Police statistics show that 90% of juveniles arrested are receivers.

5. summary and suggestions

Interview reportage and interviews with former criminals confirm that the narrative of **"social justice to redistribute the dead assets of the elderly "** has been passed down to the terminus.

These narratives function as "educational programs" that criminal organizations systematize to motivate and neutralize guilt.

During the recruiting phase, the company is taking a two-step approach: first, it is promoting "fun and profit" to attract young people, and then, after they join, it lowers the ethical hurdle by promoting "social justice.

Measures need to educate people about the dangers of "justification stories" as well as financial incentives - simply saying "it's a crime" is not enough to compete with neutralization techniques.

These materials show how cleverly the oleophobic scam organizations mobilize young people by fusing economic desire + moral excuses.

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