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Recently, some foreign listeners who
are unfamiliar with the current
situation and culture in Japan have
been giving me some very
misleading comments that I have
discriminatory feelings toward LGBT
people, so I will explain here.
First of all, as you can see from my
style, I have no discriminatory
feelings toward LGBT or any other or
even racial groups. I, as well as many
Japanese people, do not care about
the gender or characteristics of the
LGBT people around me, but respect
and build relationships with them as
a person with one identity, no
different from others.
There is no discrimination against
LGBT people in Japan. This is
because Japan's religious beliefs
have always been based on the
concept of 8 million gods, rather
than monotheism, and the culture of
tolerance toward others has always
been deeply rooted in the Japanese
people.
As you will see when you actually
come and live in Japan, most LGBT
people live in the Japanese culture
as it is now, without any unjust
discrimination.
What is the problem now in Japan,
The problem now in Japan is that
some activists (who are mostly after
new public money and interests, not
LGBT people) are loudly promoting
the LGBT discrimination culture in
Japan as if it is widespread, and
trying to force the passage of LGBT
legislation without sufficient
discussion. This bill is opposed by a
number of LGBT organizations. This
is because there is no discrimination
in Japanese society without such a
law.
If this law is passed, transgender
women, the "T" in LGBT, who are
male in body and mind, will be able
to lie and say that they are
transgender women,
They risk not being arrested if they
appear in women's locker rooms,
restrooms, and public bathrooms
and commit sex crimes,
In fact, such crimes began to occur
even before the bill was passed.
Without a reliable way to distinguish
real transgender women from fake
sex offenders, it is women and
children who will be at risk if this law
is enacted.
In addition, as such impersonated
sex offenders become more and
more prominent, the unspoken social
rumors against LGBT parties
(especially transgender women),
who are not related to sex offenders
at all and live peacefully, will become
stronger. There is a concern that the
law, which was originally intended to
deepen the understanding of LGBT
parties, will, on the contrary, damage
the image and position of LGBT
parties through reputational
damage.
Against this background, we have
indicated our opposition to the bill.
We are concerned about this bill,
which is full of holes that only benefit
reserve sex offenders, instead of
being respectful to LGBT parties,
women, children, and all people of
good will.
I apologize to those who have been
misled by the little information I have
received because of our different
languages, cultures, and places of
living.
As stated above, I have no
discriminatory feelings or aversion
toward LGBT people, but I do have
hatred and contempt for all sexual
predators who abuse the position of
good LGBT people and those who
defend them, so please do not
misunderstand me.