どっかの養護施設にランドセルやらなんやら提供したほうがよほど日本のためになる。
招待された人もこぞって参加拒否したらどうかね?
weather ってのは、「しのぐ」っていう意味があるんだね。The move prompted anger in South Korea, where many still resent Japan's colonial rule of the peninsula from 1910 to 1945. The government saw the measure as retaliation for the court rulings against Japanese firms, and promptly removed Japan from its own "white list" of trading partners that receive preferential treatment.However, some shop owners said their businesses were weathering the diplomatic storm. "It hasn't really affected us, but that's probably because young people are less interested in politics," says Choi Dong-han, whose store sells K-pop memorabilia.
Young Japanese devotees of South Korea's most successful cultural export still flock here to buy posters, DVDs and miniature figures of BTS, Tohoshinki and Big Bang, added Choi, who moved to Tokyo from South Korea two decades ago. "But I hope Japan and South Korea can sort out their differences. We're neighbours, so we have to get along."
Relations, however, are far from neighbourly. Seoul has called on the International Olympic Committee to ban Japan's rising-sun flag - seen by some Koreans as a symbol of Japanese militarism - from next year's Summer Games in Tokyo. A recent poll found that South Koreans trust North Korea more than they do Japan.
"I don't think the North Koreans will ever voluntarily give up enough" in negotiations, Bolton said, adding, "There is no basis to trust any promise that regime makes."
Bolton said the United States should stop focusing on summits with Kim and instead pursue a harder approach involving possible regime change and even military force to stop the North Korean nuclear program.
He also suggested that the Trump administration, as it pursues a nuclear deal, is giving North Korea too much of a pass on its violations of United Nations Security Council sanctions.
"North Korea today, as we speak, is violating" those sanctions, Bolton said. "When the U.S. led the fight to get those resolutions, and we say we really don't care, other countries draw their own conclusion that they don't really care about enforcing sanctions.
"When you ask for consistent behavior from others, you have to demonstrate it yourself."
"It may be the Libya model is not possible," Bolton said. "But what I regard as even worse, in a way, is pretending that you're getting to a resolution of the nuclear issue when you simply allow North Korea still to have a nuclear capability, but give it enough economic assistance ... that gives the regime a lifeline it currently doesn't have."
トロッコ問題って常識感覚で簡単に答え出るよね。救える人数と乗員の年齢(平均寿命との差)を掛け合わせて、人生の残存年数の期待値が多い方を選ぶ、というのは99%の人に支持される基準じゃないかね。社会学者や創価学会員や戦略コンサルでもカウントすべきか否か等は見解分かれるだろうけど。
6:25 - 2019年9月29日
これを外交的失態と呼ばずして、なんと言うのだろう。
あれほどの親日家の逝去に国家元首級を送らず、駐仏大使だけとは日本の国際感覚が問われる。弔問外交という言葉も知らないようだ。さらにプーチンと打ち解ける機会でもあったろうに。NHKの9時ニュースもいっさい触れず。>シラク元仏大統領に最後の別れ=国葬にプーチン氏ら参列:時事ドットコム
5:44 - 2019年9月30日
‥ ジャック・シラクの国葬に参列したのは、駐仏大使だったようである。
だが、何故、日本政府は、小泉純一郎氏を政府特使として派遣するような対応を採らなかったのか。それとも、小泉氏が身体的に訪仏に耐えられないということでもなければ、こういうケースでは、小泉氏に声を掛けられなかった事情が、あるのであろうか。
全く以て腑に落ちない。
こういうところに、日本政府の外交判断における「弛み」が現れていなければよいのだがとおもう。
二階や赤羽のような発言をすると、日本に対する優越感が大好きな韓国人は勘違いし、閣僚の融和発言にも拘らず安倍が譲歩しないと激怒するいつものパターン。何十年たってもこれを理解できず逆効果な発言を繰り返す日本の政治家には呆れる。韓国の扱い方を知る中国から学べ。