2023年8月4日金曜日

‘Why does empowering women have to be about trashing men?’

 

 




 日本育ちのアメリカ人が経験するアメリカの現実！日本とアメリカの人種に関する考えからの違いとは？

 「日本が中国の首都と思われている」 

 アメリカでは田舎だと友達のグループが人種によって分かれている

 CNN

The world’s best airlines for 2023, according to Skytrax

Maureen O'Hare

By Maureen O'Hare, CNN

Updated 7:00 AM EDT, Thu June 22, 2023

こちらのランキングでは

ANA cleaned up with the award for the highest hygiene standards: It was named World’s Cleanest Airline for the third year in a row, as well as scooping the award for World’s Best Airport Services.

The World’s Top Airlines of 2023, according to Skytrax 
 1. Singapore Airlines 
 2. Qatar Airways 
 3. ANA All Nippon Airways 
 4. Emirates 
 5. Japan Airlines 
 6. Turkish Airlines 
 7. Air France 
 8. Cathay Pacific 
 9. EVA Air 
 10. Korean Air 

 World’s Best Cabin Crew 2023 
 1. Garuda Indonesia
 2. Singapore Airlines 
 3. ANA All Nippon Airways
 4. EVA Air 
 5. Hainan Airlines 
 6. Qatar Airways 
 7. Cathay Pacific 
 8. Thai Airways 
 9. Emirates 
 10. Japan Airlines 

The World’s Most Family-Friendly Airlines 2023 
 1 Air Canada 
 2 Singapore Airlines
 3 Emirates 
 4 Qatar Airways 
 5 ANA All Nippon Airways 
6 Japan Airlines 
 7 Virgin Atlantic
 8 Etihad Airways 
 9 EVA Air 
 10 British Airways

日本勢はかなり高く評価されている。

   

 Why People in Japan Struggle to Get a Job 

 ーーまだ、考えが甘いんじゃないかなあああ、とは思うけど・・・

 

Lonely heart Mexican woman is maimed and killed for her organs after flying 3,000 miles to Peru for a date with man she met online: Cops arrest him after finding her body parts, including faceless head, torso gutted of organs, washed up on a beach
Blanca Arellano, 51, flew from Mexico to Peru to meet a man she met online
Her dismembered body was found washed up on a beach in Huacho, Peru
Her online romance was arrested for the murder but denies his involvement

国際ロマンス詐欺のこういう悲惨な事件は日本人もしっておいてほうがいい。 オンラインで出会ったペルー人男性に会いに行ったメキシコ人女性の頭部が顔を切除された状態で発見され、後日胴体も内蔵を取られて見つかった、と。


 ただ、

Kurdish Americans

ウィキのクルド系アメリカ人の項にはクルド系マフィアの話はなく、


で検索すると、クルド系マフィアの話はでてこない。
ただ、２００７年のNYTの記事で


Bound by a common language and ethnicity, Kurds here tend to shun attention. But a growing problem has turned an unwanted spotlight on them: a group called the Kurdish Pride Gang, thought to be the nation’s only Kurdish street gang.

“We did everything to build a good reputation here in Nashville and elsewhere, and tried to be good Americans,” said Mr. Gundi, 46, who is Kurdish, “and all of a sudden a few irresponsible hoodlums have tried to tarnish the reputations we’ve been working so hard over the years to create. That’s sad.”

There are Kurdish gangs in Europe, but the one here may be the first in the United States. Police in other cities with large populations of Kurds have not seen such gangs. 

ナシュビルの一部の非行少年らが、アメリカのクルド人の名声を汚していると嘆くクルド人男性の話はある。その記事では、欧州ではあっても、アメリカではクルド人による組織犯罪はない、とのこと。

 　April 14, 2022 8:26 PM


　引用されている記事には
Amid an inflation crisis and soaring prices in Turkey, people in the poorest eastern regions of the country are struggling to make ends meet. Increasing numbers of men are paying smugglers to take them to the United States, where they hope to find well-paying jobs and a better life. Many are ethnic Kurds, who have long accused Ankara of discrimination.

They cross the border into the U.S., where most are detained as they await asylum claims. The Kurdish migrants frequently cite persecution in Turkey. The smugglers also offer to arrange migration lawyers in the U.S., at a cost of $300, residents said.

たしかに、インフレになって密航するクルド人の話であるが、

From Turkey to Cuba to Mexico to America: A Kurdish Refugee's Journey

There are Middle Easterners hidden among the Latin Americans seeking entry at the U.S. border. But they're not who you think.

MATTHEW PETTI | FROM THE NOVEMBER 2019 ISSUE



こちらの記事からは異なる事情も明らかにされている。

'Under Surveillance' for 'Thoughtcrimes'


From the beginning of the 20th century, Turkish nationalists have banned the Kurdish language and targeted the mostly rural Kurdish population for forced assimilation.


Ali knew of ordinary citizens arrested for their involvement with the Peoples' Democratic Party. He knew what fate could await him. In its human rights report, the U.S. State Department cited allegations that Turkish authorities subjected "individuals suspected of links to the Gulen movement or PKK" to "severe beatings, electrical shocks, exposure to icy water, sleep deprivation, threats, insults, and sexual assault." The report mentioned cases in which "prosecutors considered the possession of some Kurdish language, pro-Kurdish, or Gulenist books to be credible evidence of membership in a terror organization."


"It's so bad that I don't understand how anyone would stay," says Samira Ghaderi, an immigration lawyer with many Kurdish clients. "They have no future. It's either you're going to end up in jail for life, or you're going to get killed."


According to U.S. law, refugees must already be on American soil or at a U.S. port of entry in order to directly apply for asylum. Applying for a tourist or business visa can cost hundreds of dollars and has a very small chance of success. But Turkish citizens can either travel without a visa or easily obtain a visa on arrival in many Latin American countries.


According to data collected by Syracuse University, asylum claims succeed around 28 percent of the time overall, but the rate varies dramatically between individual judges: Judge Frederic Leeds of New York granted asylum in 95.1 percent of cases, while Judge John Walsh of Los Angeles approved only 1.8 percent.

"Let's say you were taken by [Turkish] security forces several times, beaten several times, but you were released in a few days, and you don't have permanent marks on your body," Serbest says. "Some immigration judges don't consider this to rise to the level of what we call 'persecution.'"


Kurds "are the hardest workers in the entire world," Hüseyin proudly declares.

"Though we arrived in the U.S. as penniless people, within a decade, my parents had established their own successful business," she told the Kurdish news station NRT after founding her law firm in October 2018. "They instilled their ethics in my siblings and me, demonstrating that success follows hard work, just as respect follows honesty, and wisdom follows courage."

 

 クルド人の中にはトルコで弾圧受け、メキシコ経由で渡米する人たちがいる。アメリカにビザをとってくるには金がかかるために、ビザなしで来れるラテンアメリカ経由を選ぶのである、と。アメリカについてから難民申請をするのだが、難民認定率は28％ アメリカについて難民として認められしっかり働いて成功している人たちもいるようである。


Fiscal Year 2020 Refugees and Asylees

Annual Flow Report

March 8, 2022


The Difference Between “Affirmative” and “Defensive” Asylum

↑　アメリカでのトルコ人の難民認定・・・毎年５００人から１６－７００人を超える程度かな。


 
日本に住むクルド人難民は、武器を含むあらゆる種類の傷を負う道具を携行している。
これは悪質なデマだろうな。
世界のDQNは日本とはレベルが違う。
DQN（ドキュン）とは、日本語の文脈で「粗暴」「非常識」「軽率」「反社会的」「低脳」な者、またはそのように見える風貌の者へ使われるインターネットスラング・蔑称の一つである[1
日本のDQNもレベルは高いと思うが・・・・

 Guardian-reading wokerati Retweeted 樹木だな。 中央日報でも


言っている。

様々な有名どこと提携しているみたいにみせかけて 虎の威をかる、みたいなことやっていたわけか？ 韓国の研究所の発表を「インチキ」とか言ったら聖なる韓国に対するヘイトスピーチとか言われないだろうか？


 Invalid なんだな。 「どれどれじゃあ、観てみようか」とかいう人が出てきて宣伝になったかも・・・・まあ、たぶんおれは観ないけど・・・ 英米では、映画を観た保守から

   
 ‘Why does empowering women have to be about trashing men?’: Piers Morgan on Barbie
The video titled "‘Why does empowering women have to be about trashing men?’: Piers Morgan on Barbie - YouTube" features Piers Morgan's opinion on the movie Barbie. The movie was a huge success, but it has drawn criticism for its portrayal of men and its focus on feminism. The movie's premise suggests that men are either bigots or idiots, while all the powerful characters are female Barbies. Piers Morgan argues that feminism should be about equality and not about trashing men. He questions the need to depict men negatively and argues that the real world has many confident and high-achieving women.
　批判の声が大きいようである。 「男を阿呆、クズ扱いする映画」とか宣伝したら、特定の層の観客は増えるかも？
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