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Accidents will happen anytime, anywhere.
The difference between the person who causes the incident and the person who gets the accident.
(English version is below.)
I had a lot of talks with Westerners, including Japanese, while staying in Kyoto, Japan. Among them, in the wake of the Itaewon incident, which has already become world news, I asked many questions about two types of accidents that occur without notice. First, their opinions about people who cause a lot of accidents made me think a lot. I summarized it.
The mainstream of our talks was the idea that human accidents, big or small, must also be caused by them. I got the impression from them that everyone has the freedom and rights to choose, but the responsibility for the consequences is also theirs. They used the word responsibility a lot. The common grounds of the troublemakers were as follows. (I've been through many accidents myself, but I could see that the causes of the accidents were also by me. It's included in the items below.)
1. They don't keep by the basic order and rules of community life.
2. They have no sense of saying, "sorry" if they bother others.
3. They don't even realize the most common truth that nothing is free in the world.
4. They have a strong tendency to prioritize blood ties, local ties, and school ties.
5. They can't tell which countries are helping their countries or not.
6. They have a bad spirit of repaying grace with evil.
7. They are too good at lying, such as fraud, perjury, fake news and false accusations
8. They have no sense of responsibility to manage their own lives.
9. They have a property of believing in emotions rather than reason and words more than actions.
10. They are used to blaming others for their false.
11. They use profanity and other vulgar language as if they enjoy it.
12. They have pediatric symptoms that claim only rights and are not responsible.
13. They are gullible though they have high educational background and high IQ. Because they are nothing but useful idiots.
14. They can't distinguish between public and private and reason and emotion.
15. They are thin-eared, so they show a tendency of the slave to be attracted by other people's words.
16. They have groundless confidence and believe in the fluke that they are exceptions.
17. They are too lazy to find the infor and knowledge they need on their own.
18. They are frogs in the well who are not interested in international society and politics.
19. They show a contradictory duality in which they want to export but oppose imports.
20. They have a bad sense of victimhood that only they had been used by others.
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