6.2 Joe (Go Joe)

スゴいこと言い出しちゃったよ。選挙で負けたら公約は守らないんですって。消費税減税には反対、政治資金パーティーは奨励。民改会の言うことは絶対に信じてはいけないと言うこと。 「選挙で負けた場合、公約にどこまでこだわるべきか」民改・階猛氏、sankei.com/article/20261105-… @Sankei_newsより

久しぶりの職質 歩いてたら警官3人近寄ってきて 俺｢やります？｣ 警官｢あ、はい｣ 俺｢本人確認はマイナンバーカードでいいすよね(財布から出して渡す)｣ 警官｢慣れてますね｣ 俺｢こんな見た目すから、ポケットに小物いっぱい入ってるんで、網の袋あります？｣ 警官｢本当に慣れてますね｣ (続く)

罪を犯したわけでもないのに… 「8時間労働＋通勤」を週5でしょ。 しかも 65歳以上まで続けないと生きていけない。 冷静に考えたら、 これやっぱりおかしくない？

La vérité est par essence une et unique. Si la Terre est ronde et que une personne sur dix affirme que la Terre est ronde et les neuf autres affirment qu’elle est plate, ça ne change rien à la vérité, elle est ronde. cela vaux pour tout sujet, y compris pour Dieu. En effet le catholicisme est la seule foi véritable. Ce n’est pas "la notre" au sens de nous et pas vous, elle est faite pour absolument tout Homme, sous toute les latitudes, indépendamment des cultures ou autre. Ce point la différencie d’ailleurs de bien des croyances humaines.

I’m Japanese, and I’m currently a Catholic inquirer. Lately, I’ve been seeing posts on X where Christians and Muslims encourage Japanese people to embrace their respective faiths, presumably out of goodwill. (And I assume it is goodwill, right?) But I think they’re choosing just about the worst possible approach. Fundamentally, that way of sharing your faith simply doesn’t work with Japanese people. I think you’d do well to think of Japanese people as a mirror. Treat them with kindness, and they’ll return that kindness. Treat them with arrogance, and they’ll reflect that arrogance right back at you. So what happens when you dismiss the religions and beliefs Japanese people hold dear? What happens when you try to impose your God on them? They’ll simply mirror that behavior back at you. (And really, wouldn’t you feel angry, hurt, and offended if someone dismissed your God or your faith? Japanese people feel exactly the same way.) Japanese people may seem as though they have no gods, no faith, and no religion. But our faith and prayers are woven into the fabric of our everyday lives. I understand that this might seem very strange to Christians and Muslims. But even as a Japanese person who believes in Christ and worships the Lord as the one true God, I can’t help thinking that this approach to spreading your faith is one disastrous move after another.