老人のための政治はもうやめ
まず申し上げるが、参議院選挙は政権選挙ではない。
まちがっても２００９年のようにはならない。
なのでブログ主も思いっきり”お仕置きモード”だ。
”一票を投じても体制に関係ない”との声をよく耳にする。
あたりまえだ。権力者や独裁者でない限り、１票で世の中変わっては困る。一人の鶴の一声で大勢が困るの世界は見たくない。
日本が、ここまで骨抜きになったのは戦後世代にも大きな責任があるが、５年後、１０年後、２０年後に責任を持つのは、いま若い世代。政治に関心がないでは済まされない。
その頃にはそれこそ、南の島々や北の大地は外国の植民地になり、日本国は、かろうじて本州を守ったはいいが、選挙の得票率が７０％と高いので、おかしいなと中を見てみれば２割くらい外国人の票だったり。
（その頃にはブログ主もこの世にいないので、どうでもいいっちゃーどうでもいいのだが、知り合いにも、若い世代はたくさんいるし。）
ひとりひとりは、さざれ石のかけら。 本当に力はない。
が巌となって世の中を変えていくべき。
老人のための政治はもうやめ。マーケターの永江一石さんが以前、８０歳になると投票率がガタッとおちるそう。
団塊の世代は今７３才くらい？ あと７，８年だ。
それまで生きていなきゃ、世の中が変わっていくのが見られない。
超売れっ子作家の百田尚樹さんが、投票率が増えると議員に変な人が増えると以前おしゃっていた。
まあやむなし。これも民主的な選挙。それよりひとりひとりの投票行動が世の中を変えるのが見たい。
その前哨戦で今回はお仕置きモード全開で行こう！
老人のための政治が崩れていくのが楽しみだ。
てか、ここでだめなら本当に駄目だとおもう。しつこく主張は続けているだろうが。
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First of all, let me say that the House of Councillors election is not a government election.
It will not be like 2009.
Therefore, the blogger is in full "punishment mode".
I often hear people say, "Even if I cast my vote, it has nothing to do with the regime.
That's a given. Unless you are a powerful person or a dictator, you don't want your vote to change the world. I don't want to see a world in which the voice of one person can cause trouble for so many people.
The postwar generation is largely responsible for Japan's decline to its current state, but it is the younger generation that will be responsible in 5, 10, and 20 years. It cannot be said that they are not interested in politics.
By that time, the southern islands and the northern lands will be colonies of foreign countries, and Japan will have barely saved the main island of Honshu, but the election turnout was as high as 70%, so I thought it was strange and looked inside to see that about 20% of the votes were cast by foreigners, and I was surprised to find that the majority of the votes were cast by foreigners. .......
(Not that it really matters since the blogger won't be around then, but I know a lot of the younger generation...)
Each one of us is a piece of a pebble. We really have no power.
But we should change the world by becoming a rock.
No more politics for old people. Mr. Isseki Nagae, a marketer, once told me that the voting rate drops drastically when you reach the age of 80.
The baby-boom generation is about 73 years old now? Seven or eight more years.
If we don't live until then, we won't see the world change.
Mr. Naoki Momota, a very successful writer, once said that if the voting rate increases, there will be more strange people in the Diet.
Well, it can't be helped. This is also a democratic election. I would rather see the world changed by the voting behavior of each and every one of us.
Let's go full throttle this time as a prelude to that change!
I look forward to seeing politics for old people crumble.
I mean, if it doesn't work here, it really won't. I'm sure he will continue to insist persistently.
