Chapter 58 Why "Postal" has become an alternative to "〇X"

In this way, they will not conduct necessary discussions on things, but only make decisions through simple thinking.The reason for this phenomenon is the "〇X-style education". I estimate that the Japanese trained under this education system will account for the majority of the total population of Japan. The current education system never asks "why", but only "is 〇 correct or is X correct".In any case, it is a choice between "〇" and "X". I don't know if Prime Minister Koizumi himself acted in the same way. Anyway, he cleverly took advantage of the Japanese who acted in this way.He clamored "I will punish those who oppose me", and unexpectedly directed a "tv series" in which assassins were dispatched.

Koizumi's approach can be said to have whetted the appetite of the people, and the people said: "It's very interesting." In turn, it affected the political situation, and the media rushed to chase after it. In this way, what was not a TV series became a TV series, and then incited those who liked it. The media that advocates punishing evil and promoting good finally contributed to the "〇X" voting method, which is the so-called "postal election". In this election, those who opposed the postal privatization were naturally persona non grata, and the unthinking citizens voted them out one by one.However, after three years, many originally "unpopular" MPs returned to their original political parties, and some even became ministers.The citizens did not express their anger and incomprehension about this, and the news media did not lead everyone to discuss it.

Koizumi Junichiro, this person's level is really not very good.Not to mention anything else, just the fact that he treats the people as fools is enough to disqualify him as a politician.But the sad thing is that in this matter, some people didn't realize that they were being played by Koizumi at all. What else can they say about this?It can only be said that the "collective IQ" of the Japanese is extremely low. Why support people who play tricks on themselves?If we want to investigate the root of the Japanese mental state, we can only draw one conclusion, that is, "〇X-style education" took away their ability to think.If you ask the current Japanese "〇 or X", he may only think this way: "Koizumi is still right, choose 〇".

But please wait a moment here, I still want to continue to say a few more words. What Prime Minister Koizumi has done is neither for the sake of the people, nor is it against the law of historical development.Under the banner of reform, he handed over the implementation of all policies to his officials, and retained institutions that should be abolished, such as the Road Corporation and the Post Office, so these policies are all bluffing and deceiving. Today's media and government officials won't speak up even if they vaguely feel that something is wrong.Compared with this, they paid more attention to the political struggles again and again, so the subsequent Abe cabinet and Fukuda cabinet seemed to have forgotten the issues of the road public corporation and the post office.

People are convinced that "Koizumi is a reformist" and "Abe is continuing Koizumi's reform line", but neither of them has carried out any real reforms.On the other hand, when Fukuda reformed the cabinet, although he explicitly rejected the "Koizumi line," no one suggested "re-investigating public opinion."Prime Minister Aso even preached that "if the people's livelihood is not improved, he will retire and dismiss the cabinet, and then distribute cash to the people."Aso used this to win over people's hearts and win the election. In my opinion, this is simply nonsense.

The so-called reform is to create a "new future".The so-called politics is at least able to foresee the future and realize that "doing so will have hidden dangers."So here I want to bring the topic back to "postal elections".Here's a question for you all: If Prime Minister Koizumi is a liar, then, in theory, his opponents should be right.But are those who oppose postal privatization correct? My answer is no. In my opinion, "in fact, the opposition is the worst".The reason why they oppose postal privatization is just to gain the support of a few specific post offices, because these post offices are regarded by them as machines for collecting votes.These people oppose postal privatization not to put forward better opinions, but just to maintain the status quo.

The IQ decline of the Japanese is the biggest problem. They are called resistance forces, because they just want to maintain the inherent state of the past, so they haven't thought about it.Although in the "postal election" in 2005, they resolutely opposed and claimed that the privatization of the postal service was unfeasible, but this was just an unconscious behavior without thinking about it, and it will definitely not create a new future. Stop and think calmly, hold doubts, and ask "why".Now what we should really do is such a simple thing.