Sanae Takaichi's "I won't go even if invited!" To Russia is dangerous

2022年6月1日水曜日

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Humanity and emotion are different

Was it a necessary statement comparing the advantages and disadvantages?

New sanctions imposed by Russia on Japan, immigration bans.

Those who hold important positions such as politicians, media people, and university professors.

Not only Prime Minister Kishida but also Kazuo Shii of the Communist Party is included, so it may be equal to say equality.

Among them was Sanae Takaichi, the chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party's political affairs.

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She responded on Twitter to this one-sided Russian procedure.

It is reported that the Russian government has banned 63 Japanese people, including Prime Minister Kishida, from entering the country indefinitely. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has contacted the Chief of the Political Affairs Chairman, saying that my name is also included. Isn't it good? I won't go if you are invited! For some reason, it's a Kansai dialect.

Sanae Takaichi (@takaichi_sanae) May 4, 2022

"Isn't it good? I won’t go even if you are invited!"

Speaking of her, she has a very crisp reaction.

Speaking of her, she is a politician who is highly evaluated by viewers for her well-organized and easy-to-understand remarks and counterarguments that are comparable to other commentators in political programs.

Not only is she easy to understand, but I think her words and actions that make her feel sincere and sincere have been appreciated.

It was also expected that I would recognize her as her first female prime minister in her LDP presidential election in October 2021.

She still has a strong desire for her to become a prime minister, and she thinks she has a chance to become prime minister unless the LDP is abandoned by the majority of the population.

Partly because of that, I think her remarks this time were a little careless.

She should be humane with a politician, but not emotional.

Was this her true intention, or did she say it to her people, or was she trying to harmonize her supporters?

The true meaning is unknown.

There is a good chance of her true intentions.

I, and everyone, would think so.

I don't want to go to Russia now.

Naturally, it is a natural reaction.

Was that something you were aiming for?

Saying something is a technique often used for laughter.

I don't call this a laugh, but I think I wanted to hear the audience's "Yes! That's right!".

Then, of course, it can be said that it is a domestic performance.

However, if you start on Twitter, it will reach Russia.

In the unlikely event that Russia softens its response to each country after the current international situation has regained a certain level of calm, it is possible that this statement will be used as a steppingstone and only Japan will not be able to resolve the relationship.

In that case, the United States and the United Kingdom, Germany and France may be trying to take appropriate measures for Russia, but if Japan is mixed, it may be delayed.

Even so, Japan and Russia have the sensitive issue of the Northern Territories.

What are the benefits of this statement?

The supporters on Twitter will be a little excited.

Moreover, it is transient.

Proponents should have followed Takaichi's intelligence and honesty without saying that.

Did you have more followers?

Even if it increases, the percentage of people who respond to radical remarks will increase, and I think it will be possible to hunt down Takaichi later.

I think such people are always looking for radical remarks and criticizing them for being weak when trying to respond flexibly.

The disadvantages and even the risks are likely to be much higher.

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