死刑執行者や食肉文化が部落民とやらが日本の歴史上担当していたという嘘について2025年版
死刑執行者の侍などの枠が執行者にも歴史的には多いのですが、別にアジアの中の被差別民ではないと思う。明治まではきっと、又はいつかの時代は知りません。其の性質上人格には悪影響のある可能性は感じます。今はきっとあまりないのですが力がある時は制御が必要で職務上怖い方もいたのでしょう。世界中に。侍などは長い年月をたどれば士官としては沢山いると思います。現在ほどは乱れてない可能性はある。
2025 Edition: The Lie That Burakumin, the Burakumin, and Other Executioners Were in Charge of Executioners and Meat-Cannibalism in Japanese History
Historically, there have been many instances of samurai and other executioners, but I don't think they were necessarily discriminated against in Asia. I'm sure this was the case up until the Meiji era, or at least I don't know about other periods. I feel that, by its very nature, it could have had a negative impact on people's personalities. While it's probably not as prevalent now, when people had power, they needed to be controlled, and some were fearsome in their duties. All over the world. I think there were many samurai and other such figures as officers over the course of many years. It's possible that things weren't as chaotic as they are today.
やっぱり明治時代のYAK〇ZAの本場層とは侍層もダメかも?
一つ可能性として感じるのは本当かどうか分からない話で問題があった中の其の部落とか同和とかの話の層が明治時代に解放されて公務や様々な世界に入り込んだと聞きます、
其れが高い方の定義である貴族・華族身分なども同時期に撤廃されて一般化するという話を見ましたが事実であれば王族の特権が保てないので、此処で王族という特権階級が部分一般化されたという可能性を感じてます。
新しく被害に併せて不当な感情を満足せしめようとする懸念が感じますが、そんな迷惑な事は無いと思います。
昔でいえば王族も名士も田舎は血族婚姻は少なくないと聞きます。血液の偏りは法律依然として危険ですから不要ですし、嫌悪する傾向は劣りたくないからや関係性の健全維持の観点でしょう。
先ほど書いた通り、死刑執行者は歴代侍や公務員などの身分が担当していたと思いますが、暴力団やえせ同和団体の関係者が中心となり、偽計を行い、愚弄して時に命を奪わんとする卑劣な行為ですが、家系などの衰退などで困る事もあるのでしょう。
確かに食肉分野は聞いた事があるが、実際は儲かるし、お肉はおいしいし、儲かるから独占したい、嘘を用いて業界シェアを獲得すべき犯罪だった可能性がある。
実際に明治同和差別文化が解放された人々の中に公民化や上級職や自営業者を一般や名士と一緒に仕事を行ったという人々について其れが問題で明治以降部落同和と言われる正体不明の人々が着任したのではないか?そういった憶測がありますが、当然従来の侍の人々が執行者などに着任していた歴史が先にあり、近代の明治同和部落差別という本当か不明ながら深くかかわるべきではないそんな事は知らないのでどうでもいい歴史について現代でも不当に不当な行為をしているという恐ろしさはあるらしいのですが、実際は、迷惑で本来関係ない話ですからどうでもいい問題に見えます。正直うざいしムカつくという疑わしい人がいたりする。
迷惑な話がAIで依然として見える異にいら立つ、これ以上おかしい異常な作り話を見たくないなと思います。
After all, wouldn't the samurai class be considered the real yakkoza of the Meiji era?
One possibility is that, although I'm not sure if this is true, this problematic class
I'm concerned that they're trying to satisfy their feelings of injustice in addition to the new victimization, but I don't think it's such a nuisance.
I've heard that in the past, consanguineous marriages were common among royalty and notables in the countryside. Bloodline bias is still dangerous under the law, so it's unnecessary, and the tendency to abhor is probably due to not wanting to be inferior or maintaining healthy relationships.
As I wrote earlier, I believe executioners were historically samurai or civil servants, but they were mainly associated with organized crime and pseudo-Dowa organizations, and it was a despicable act of deception, mockery, and sometimes even taking lives. It could also be problematic due to the decline of family lines.
I've certainly heard of the meat industry, but in reality, it's profitable, meat is delicious, and because it's profitable, they wanted to monopolize it, so it could be a crime to use lies to gain industry share.
Among those who were actually liberated from the Meiji culture of Buraku discrimination were those who were privatized, held high-ranking positions, or were self-employed, and worked alongside ordinary people and celebrities. Is this the problem? There's speculation that, of course, the history of traditional samurai serving as enforcers came first. The modern Meiji Buraku discrimination, whether true or not, is something we shouldn't get too involved in, and since I'm unaware of it, it seems like a frightening thing to be happening in modern times, based on an irrelevant history. But in reality, it's a nuisance and a story that shouldn't really concern me, so it seems like a trivial issue. To be honest, there are some suspicious people who find it annoying and irritating.
I'm irritated by the fact that annoying stories can still be seen through AI, and I don't want to see any more strange, abnormal, fabricated stories.
生まれた家庭では
自分の自宅が関係ある範囲が一つの時代の侍などや農業などに関する家系の市民だった中で
ダメな家庭でしたが関係ないのが部落同和YAKUZAなんですが、亡くなられた疎遠であったご老人も親族範囲には気を使ったようで、嘘も混じり、同和部落YAKUZAなども縁に入らない方がよいのかなと思う中で、そういう方々も一部不信の中で日本の神社とYAKUZAとそうでない人々の中で、存在偽計などの多くの問題によって、家系図偽計などによって、偽りの中で人とのかかわり方を距離を考えて慎重にした方が良いと思いますね。今更ですがそうなんでしょうね。
In the family I was born into,
My family's ties were with samurai and agricultural families of a certain era, and we were all citizens.
It was a bad family, but the only thing I wasn't involved in was the Buraku-Dowa and Yakuza. The estranged elderly person who passed away seemed to be careful about the extent of his kinship, even lying. I think it would be best to avoid Buraku-Dowa and Yakuza. Even for those people, there's a certain amount of distrust between Japanese shrines, Yakuza, and non-Yakuza. There are many issues, such as false existences, false family tree schemes, and other lies. I think it's best to be careful about how you interact with others and keep a distance. It's a little late to say this, but I guess that's true.

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