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「飛び降り自殺をして電車を遅延させたヤツ」に対する「迷惑かけずに自殺しろや」という冷酷な攻撃性が
そのまま「人を食うことを選んだ鬼」に向いていると解釈すると
弱者への憎悪というか、マッチョイズム的な側面が見えてくるところはあるのかも
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これ、性格の悪い人を炙り出す機会になってるな。
私も飛び込んだ人を轢いた列車に乗っていて神田駅で停車駅からズレて止まった電車から降りて待ち合わせには遅れた。処理をする様子も目撃した。でも、死者に対してこんなひどい言葉は思いつきもしないし、到底、口に出ようがない。
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自死した人を叩くコメントが流れてくる…。「駅員さんたちに迷惑をかけるな」、と。
それはその通りではあるけど、「死にたくなるような社会」こそ、もっと叩くべきだと僕はやっぱり思う。
この国に生きる全ての人たちが「生きていたい」「希望をもって生きていきたい」と思える社会になってほしい。
何が「死のうとする人たち」を苦しめるのか。どのようにして「死のうとする人たち」が生まれるのか。そこは僕もずっと問い続けていきたいな…
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Call me crazy...
But maybe the fact that 3 MILLION people in Paraguay just had their salaries, pensions, and savings frozen...
...while every American news network spent the last 48 hours hyper-focused on election night...
is not a coincidence.
Ueno Bank.
60% of all adults in the country.
Accounts locked.
App dead.
Branches guarded by police.
Central bank stepped in after the solvency ratio cratered below half the legal minimum.
State pension funds exposed for hundreds of millions.
Depositors locked out overnight.
And almost nobody in U.S. media is talking about it.
Because election coverage is easier.
And infinitely more convenient.
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🇵🇾 Chaos on the streets as Paraguay’s largest digital bank collapses
Nearly 3 million customers affected as the country faces a major political and financial crisis.
Paraguay’s Central Bank (BCP) seized Ueno Bank, the country's largest digital lender, after its solvency ratio collapsed to less than half the legal limit.
Central Bank President Carlos Carvallo resigned at the request of President Santiago Peña. Carvallo previously chaired the finance company that evolved into Ueno Bank, drawing heavy criticism over regulatory blind spots and conflicts of interest.
The Specialized Unit for Economic Crimes and Anti-Corruption ordered the detention of eight high-level executives and figures tied to the bank, including founder and majority shareholder Miguel Vázquez and Ueno Bank President Juan Manuel Gustale.
The intervention completely froze Ueno Bank’s digital app, credit cards, and transfer capabilities. This has locked out roughly 3 million users, an estimated 60% of Paraguay's adult population, leaving many with no immediate way to access their money.
The state health and pension fund (IPS) has an estimated $380 million in public retirement funds invested in Ueno Bank.
Angry citizens, savers, and pensioners flooded the streets of the capital and gathered outside closed branches, demanding their cash and chanting for political accountability.