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<![CDATA[ <a href="http://d.hatena.ne.jp/kb3/" target="_self">http://d.hatena.ne.jp/kb3/</a><br><br>アメブロのプロフィールがエラーになっちゃうし、<br>なんか実はいまだにアメブロに慣れてなかったし、<br>はてなダイアリーに戻っちゃいました～<br><br>アメンバーとかピグでつながってた人たちとは<br>もうアメブロでつながれなくなっちゃうけど、<br>ツイッターもmixiもFacebookもやってるので、<br>よかったらこれからもよろしくお願いします～<br><br>ツイッター <a href="http://twitter.com/kb3kb3" target="_blank">http://twitter.com/kb3kb3</a><br>mixi <a href="http://mixi.jp/show_profile.pl?id=28390127" target="_blank">http://mixi.jp/show_profile.pl?id=28390127</a><br>Facebook <a href="http://www.facebook.com/KB3KB3" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/KB3KB3</a>
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<pubDate>Sat, 25 Feb 2012 04:37:28 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>熱帯夜 -brake to the night-</title>
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<![CDATA[ ひさしぶりに歌ってみたやったよー！<br><br><iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/5uyePKps_fA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe><br><br>最近ツイッターばっかりで、mixi/facebook/アメブロ全然やってなかった…。<br><br>ほかにも「十面相」とか歌ってみてるので、<br>よかったら <a href="http://www.youtube.com/user/Kbeesan" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/user/Kbeesan</a> で<br>チェックしてくださ～い。
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<pubDate>Sat, 25 Feb 2012 04:01:03 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>十面相 英語で歌ってみた</title>
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<![CDATA[ <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/IxDaj3bY0UI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe><br><br>英語の歌詞をつくってみました～<br><br>あ、あとツイッターのID変えたので、よろしくです！<br><a href="http://twitter.com/K_Beesan">@K_Beesan</a> です！<br><br>原曲: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzi7bz10owg<br>作詞・作曲・編曲：YM<br>英詞：b( ｰ`дｰ´)3…びーさん<br><br>I can still recall what kind of person I was<br>So shy, I couldn't even, come to terms with my<br>Emotions flooding my heart, so broken and the<br>other me had to take care of all that fo-r me<br><br>Ah--- Ah- Ah- Ah Ah A A A A<br><br>3: Let me tell you a-bout the long way I have come<br>4: This is the way I've had to protect myself<br>5: Acting like what did happen didn't happen<br>6: I put all the burden onto someone else who'd<br>Save 'n: release me from all the pain inflicted on me<br>8: Thank God, we didn't need to share our memory<br>9: or even need to know each other ever exis-<br>-ted: I end up with ten personalities<br><br>All of my selves, ten selve-s, happen to have fallen in love with the same guy<br>All of my selves, ten selves have, yet to see what his answer would be, all he says<br>is "it's gotta be one of you, just one of you, I shall give my love to"<br>It's, oh, so impossible to stop these racing hearts of ours<br>Oh how come he won't come to me and save me from this pain<br><br>Next time I see you, I'll only see another of you<br>How can I be sure that what I'm doing is not cheating?<br>You say, y'all the same, but I don't think I can do this with you<br>Oh, but no, I, can't help falling, for, you<br><br>Hey but you gotta know, well some of you already know this<br>You can't ex-pect me to- love you back just the same<br>'cause I can only love one person at a time, you gotta<br>understand so I can choose one personality<br><br>What do you, mean I'm more than one?<br>How come I am smiling when I'm not smiling!?<br><br>All of my selves, ten selves, have already, come to an understanding of the<br>Situation where there's too many a personality in me-E<br>E-, and they have, always been meant to make this single body of mine<br>Sur-vive so that I could meet this guy<br>Then there's no use being ten, let's all smile at once so we'll be one<br>Let's say good-bye, to each other<br>I am, fi--na-lly-, back to my old self<br>
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<pubDate>Wed, 14 Dec 2011 10:03:10 +0900</pubDate>
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<![CDATA[ <script type="text/javascript" src="https://ext.nicovideo.jp/thumb_watch/sm14850607?w=320&amp;h=240"></script><br><br>『え？あぁ、そう。』英詞 b( ｰ`дｰ´)3 ver. <br><br>Whatever you say I don't believe it, honey <br>You make me laugh, 'cause you're a hypocrite <br>pretending like you're honest about your <br>emotions when you're just stupid <br>I wanna say, your life can be much happier <br>if you just let things happen to you <br>Every now and then you need some <br>time to have fun, and so do I <br><br>Oh, my heart's, forgotten the, pain of the stabbing lie <br>it used to, hurt me much but, it is gone now <br>Now I, can see that the, pain is coming back <br>Intoxicated, I'm spinning like a swirl <br><br>Hey, what's up with that look upon your face? <br>I thought you were, much better but you're about to leave <br>You said, you wanted to have a blast <br>But d'you deserve it? Do you think you made me horny enough? <br><br>Just give it to me tenderly, but you know <br>how I also like it rough and, <br>you tell me that I'm too demanding <br>but I just don't want to play with you <br>They say I'm crazy, stupid, whore, sex maniac <br>but I don't care what they think of me <br>Call me names, and still I will be <br>who I want to be, fuck the norms <br><br>A, flower, it's the color of, purple, it's falling <br>down, and, down, my hand is empty now <br>Can't you see, we're dancing, just like that flower <br>Intoxicated, we're spinning like a swirl <br><br>Hey, just show me how you're gonna beat it <br>is it, animal instinct or reason? <br>Amaze me with your **** <br>I know exactly what you want, so bring it on <br><br>"I'm happy" or "it feels good", we say such things to please <br>but it boils down to our selfish desires <br>But you know what, baby, just let me believe that there's <br>no need to worry let's, get carried away <br><br>Hey, what's up with that look upon your face? <br>I thought you'd like it, just like, every other guy <br>You said, you wanted to have a blast <br>Can't you see I'm, so not ready to let you <br><br>go / Watch me, as I go, till I'm done <br>Get prepared, hurry up, you know you just gotta stay <br>Maybe it's not gonna end very soon <br>Hey just hold on, wait a sec, oh shit actually I'ma… <br><br>Are you ready, baby? <br><br>Ah!
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<pubDate>Sun, 26 Jun 2011 16:51:44 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>&quot;Mozaic Role&quot; + &quot;IMITATION BLACK&quot; + Nationalism</title>
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<![CDATA[ <span style="word-break : normal">Okay, so, I'm like OMG when I saw <a href="http://pxnatsu.blog103.fc2.com/blog-entry-1.html" target="_self">Nano-san's translyrics of "Mozaic Role"</a>. And I've been wanting to do a cover but been totally caught up with schoolwork and stuff. But I turned in one big paper on Wednesday, and I had a little bit of time; hence, this:<br><br><iframe title="YouTube video player" width="190" height="150" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/A-5-A5aqc70" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe><br><br>Nano-san was very generous to let me use his video to go with my vocals. Yaaaay! And while I'm fully aware that I can never beat him in singing, I decided to do some of what he did, namely, the distortion effects on the vocals XD I hope it turned out OK!<br><br>Also, I am recording IMITATION BLACK right now and here's <a href="http://twaud.io/qQ4j" target="_self">the sneak peek of it</a>! I hope you'll like it =]<br><br>Alright, so, I've been neglecting this blog and Twitter for quite a long time - since January I guess, and I would like to share my thoughts on the earthquake and the subsequent tragedies that have happened (and are still happening right now) in Japan.<br><br>The disasters (yes, in the plural) did not kill any of my friends or family - so that's a good thing, but it is extremely upsetting to see how many people died, suffered, and are still suffering, devastated, and gearing towards desperate recovery - because I know for sure that the reason why none of my friends or family was affected (except in minor, indirect ways) is because they live in Kanto region, which consumes 70% of the power generated in Fukushima nuclear power plants. In other words, I am privileged in that my 'base' in Kanto is in a way <i>better off</i> than other areas.<br><br>This Kanto/Tokyo vs. other areas inequality is a product of Japan's post-war obsession with growth that was rapid enough to make people forget about human dignity, especially that of low-end laborers.<br><br>At this moment, the government and TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power COmpany) are using workers at Fukushima power plants to fix the troubled reactors, and they're exposed to a great amount of radiation. Deaths are possible. Some have already been sent in to hospitals. Some people say they're 'heroes' and thus deserve honor and gratitude. But, nuclear energy is a system where, if something goes wrong, someone's gotta go fix it and get exposed to lethal amounts of radiation. And that 'someone' is always a low-wage laborer, often times not directly hired by the parent company. Calling them 'heroes', let alone calling them 'kamikaze', is disgrace.<br><br>What they really deserve, and thus what we really ought to offer them, is NOT thank-you's, but apologies. Don't say "thank you," but let's say to them, "I'm sorry, this won't happen again."<br><br>Also, I've been hearing a lot of nationalist comments about the disasters like "it's time for the Japanese to unite!" But think about those non-Japanese victims who have suffered just as much as any Japanese person in the affected areas. 'Industry apprentices" from China, the Philippines, etc., factory workers from Brazil, Peru, etc., and <i>zainichi</i> Koreans who have lived in Japan from generations ago - they were all affected by the same disasters if they lived up in the north.<br><br>Besides, many countries are sending donations and aids to Tohoku (the region that was directly affected), including South Korea, North Korea, China, and even Afghanistan - those countries where the ethnic groups that the Japanese government has always despised and deemed 'dangerous' live.<br><br>Now, it is nonsense, or I'd even say ignorant, arrogant, stupid, and incredibly racist, to say "it's time for the Japanese to unite."<br><br>I've also noticed that some people have started putting Japan's national flag symbols (hino-maru) in their Twitter and Facebook icons. But I don't think (or I hope not) that the national flag represents what you support. You probably do not support the nation, but the victims. 'Pray for Japan' was quick to emerge and generated massive global attention, but I hope to see more 'pray for fellow human beings', not 'pray for the Japanese' or 'pray for the country of Japan.'<br><br>Another thing I noticed on Western media is that most of the articles I've read were SOOOOO graphic, not to mention their naive use of the same nationalist bullshit as above. Photos of empty lands, faces of devastated victims, faithful (and probably patriotic) soldiers saving lives, and video footages of tsunami engulfing the sea shore ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE. And what really bugs me is that they are all high definition and photographically very well made. I mean, come on, this is not pornography!<br><br>Back to nationalism -  I have an acquaintance who lost his friend in the 9/11. What the United States government did was to wage war against Afghanistan, saying "we as America fight terrorism." This also meant higher security in the home land as well. Anyone who didn't look 'white enough' was subject to stricter scrutiny at airports and other places. The fundamental message that people of color received from all that was "you look like a terrorist."<br><br>I strongly believe that anything like this should not happen in Japan during the Tohoku recovery. When Kanto region (where Tokyo is located) was hit by a massive earthquake many decades ago, a rumor spread that Koreans would revolt - what happened after was that Japanese people killed a huge number of ordinary Korean residents just so the fear would go away. This time, in 2011 in such a modern country, rumors have circulated that groups of foreigners are coming to the affected areas to steal things from stores (oh, that's so Hurricane Katrina!).<br><br>Emergencies like this can easily be used as an excuse for not serving the needs of minorities like the disabled, women, foreigners etc. But I believe that today's ongoing tragedies should not be used that way.<br><br>I am skeptical when someone says "time for the Japanese to unite" or "we should work on recovery" because, ultimately, what do they mean by "the Japanese", "we", and "recovery"??<br><br>It seems to me that 'we' 'the Japanese', in their mind, only refers to able-bodied, Japanese-looking, non-LGBT, male Japanese legal citizen who is not (or was not at the time of the earthquake) homeless. In other words, "recovery" <i>back to normal</i> means back to <i>privileged lifestyle</i>, not back to the same old <i>miserable, deprived life</i> that some people have always lived.<br><br>I really don't want to hear "Japan" when talking about the disasters, because hardships of the disasters are experienced by various peoples with various social positions in various ways. And if one doesn't qualify to be recognized as part of 'the Japanese', the hardship is harsher.<br><br>For instance, it is not uncommon for female victims in disaster-stricken areas to get raped or sexually assaulted. The level of privacy is suddenly lowered to almost zero, and living in evacuation centers, your life routines like using the toilet, showers, and changing rooms will take place within the communal area shared by many others. Peeping, sexual harassment, sexual assaults, and rape are more likely to occur than usual.<br><br>This means that being a female puts extra burden on women who, aside from being female, are having just as hard a time as their male counterparts.<br><br>When the huge earthquake hit Kansai (south) region in the 90s, the police rejected all reports of rape and sexual assaults - probably because they were 'too busy' with "recovery" to deal with that kind of stuff. In fact, sexual violence is not very easy to be acknowledged by the police in usual times, anyway. We probably can't expect the police to suddenly start thinking and caring about survivors of sexual violence (i.e. doing their job).<br><br>When someone says "time for the Japanese to unite," 'the Japanese' is of course exclusive of foreigners, but also exclusive of , or has potential to exclude, various minorities.<br><br>That is why I don't want to pray for "Japan." 'Japan' has done soooooo much evil. This includes discrimination against foreigners, the disabled, women, LGBTQs, and the homeless. <br><br>For example, asylum-seekers in Japan are kept in jail while their petitions are being processed. And most likely their petition is dropped. The jail is not clean, and some kill themselves while in the jail.<br><br>A Pakistani man was recently arrested at the Tokyo Immigration Bureau.<br><br><br><blockquote>The family visited the Immigration to seek negotiation for improving their own situation as refugees; after judging there is no further point talking to them, they tried to go home. However, some male immigration officers stopped the family exiting from the main entrance, pushing and hitting them. That was violence enough; it was extremely insulting violence for the mother and daughters, who are Muslims, to be touched by men. To the astonishment, furthermore, the officers committed an outrageous act of uncovering the mother’s burqa.<br><br>Reasonably, the family firmly protested in word. Since the officers did not stop their violence, however, the father made it clear he had no intention to resort to physical violence by lying down on the floor. Despite that, they arrested him in flagrante (at the scene).</blockquote><br><br><a href="http://pinkydra.exblog.jp/14013207/" target="_self">Pinkydragon　~ SYI (収容者友人有志一同: Immigration Detainee's Friends) Blog ~</a><br><br>You see this was done by officials of the Japanese government.<br><br>A few days ago the police arrested three individuals who were demonstrating in front of TEPCO building in Tokyo. “Obstruction” is a very convenient crime. A police officer intentionally falls down on the ground and claims that you pushed her or him, then you're under arrest.<br><br>How could I even think about praying for this country? I want to pray for the victims. I want to pray for all laborers who have to work under dangerous conditions, including the ones working at nuclear power plants. I want to pray for survivors of rape who cannot voice their experience or cannot get their voices heard.<br><br>The asylum-seekers at Tokyo Immigration Bureau (or Tokyo Immigration JAIL), nonetheless, gathered donations and sent them to Tohoku. You can imagine how that little money (it was, in fact, little) was HUGE to them.<br><br>And can you guess how they were treated in the jail when the earthquake hit? The officers locked them in the rooms. The jail is located in a tall building in Tokyo, so it was pretty far from the epicenter. And the building is fairly new. The 'prisoners' were, thus, safe. But if the building had caught a fire or something, they might have been stuck and burned to death. (Usually when a huge natural disaster like this happens in some of the Western countries, prisoners are let go - or some other accommodations will be made.)<br><br>........ I mean, what the fuck do we think we're doing? Saying things like 'the Japanese', 'Japan as a nation', blah blah blah and using the national flag symbol to show our support.... I mean, WTF!?<br><br>A Japanese intellectual wrote a shitty piece in NYT. It's called "For a Change, Proud to Be Japanese." I'm like, I DON'T CARE! And if that's the direction Japan is going, I refuse to give in - I'll resist with all my strength. "Tragedy nationalism" is the term han_org-san coined. It's pretty scary.<br><br>Alright, so, I'm done with rambling. I hope you've read so far LOL Oh, and since I didn't quote anything except for the part about immigration, you might wonder where all this information comes from - well, all I can say is googling will do. I don't really go crazy about citation, so please, if you find any of what I said suspicious, do research and get back to me. Thanks.<br><br>OOOOh! Please listen to my new songs at the top!!!! XD</span>
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<pubDate>Sat, 02 Apr 2011 15:21:36 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>モザイクロールをうｐったのれす。あと、 IMITATION BLACK のショートバージョンも。</title>
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<![CDATA[ <a href="http://pxnatsu.blog103.fc2.com/blog-entry-1.html" target="_self">ナノさんの英詞</a>が素敵すぎる！！<br><br>ということで、ちゃっかり練習して歌ってみましたー！<br>動画も、ナノさんに聞いたら「使っていいよー」とのことで<br>やったー！っつって、遠慮なく使用 ( ｰ`дｰ´)　ふふ。<br><br>あざーっす！っつって。あざーっっす！っつって。<br><br><script type="text/javascript" src="https://ext.nicovideo.jp/thumb_watch/sm14030481?w=320&amp;h=240"></script><br><br>そんでー、そんでー、しかもー、<br>『IMITATION BLACK』も、１番だけ録音したのー！<br><br><a href="http://twaud.io/qQ4j" target="_self">twaud.io ってサイトにうｐ</a>したので、<br>ぜひ↑をクリックして聞いてみてください～。<br>きゃきゃ。<br><br><br><br><br>あと、ここのところずっとブログもツイッターも<br>ほとんどやってなかったんですが、東北地方の災害、<br>ほんとうにひどいことになっているみたいで、<br>遠い地から、心配しています。<br><br>幸運なことにボクの家族や友達は全員生きています。<br>でもそれも、関東という、日本の中の地域格差で<br>得をしている側の人間だから、という理由なんですよね。<br><br>福島原発で作られる電気の７割は東京など関東で<br>使われているらしいです。<br><br>日本が戦後どんどん経済成長ばかりを考えて<br>突き進んできた結果、関東の、特に東京の<br>企業文化は、労働者の人間性や人間の生活の尊厳、<br>その他たくさんのことを犠牲にすることで<br>発展してきたのだと思います。<br><br>いまも、原発で働く人たちが命からがら<br>復旧作業にとりかかっています。<br>ヒーロー扱いをする人もいますが、<br>そもそも「何かあったときに、誰かが命を張らないと<br>なんとかならないようなシステム」である原発、<br>そしてその「誰か」っていうのが、派遣労働者を含む<br>生活が大変な労働者のみなさんであること、<br>それらを考えたら、「ヒーロー扱い」は失礼ですよね。<br><br>ボクたちは、彼ら彼女らに「ありがとう」ではなくて<br>「ごめんなさい、もうしません」って言うべきなんじゃないか。<br><br>また、「日本人が１つになって」とか言ってる人もいますが<br>被災したのは日本人だけじゃないです。<br>中国やフィリピンなどからの「研修生」、<br>ブラジルやペルーなどからの労働者、<br>何世代も前から日本に住んでいる「在日」と呼ばれる人たち。<br>いろーんな人が、東北地方で、被災しました。<br><br>また、多くの国が、復興のための資金を送ってくれてます。<br>韓国も、北朝鮮、中国、アフガニスタンなど<br>アメリカと日本がこれまで「危険な民族」扱いをしてきた<br>人たちの住む地域から、支援が来ています。<br><br>そんなときに、「日本人が１つになって」とか言うのは<br>最低だと思います。<br><br>また、日本国旗を使ったアイコンをツイッターや<br>フェースブックで使っている人もたくさんいます。<br>ボクは、被災した人たちに対する祈りは、<br>「日本人」や「日本国」への祈りとしてではなく、<br>人間から人間への祈りであってほしいと思います。<br><br>ボクの知り合いには、アメリカの９．１１で<br>友だちを亡くした人がいます。<br>そのとき、アメリカは「アメリカが１つになって」と言って<br>アフガニスタンに侵攻していきました。<br><br>また、国内でもセキュリティが強固になって<br>見た目が白人でない人（つまり黒人、アジア系やムスリム系）は<br>空港の入国審査や様々な場所で<br>より厳しいチェックを受けるようになって、<br>「テロリストかもしれない」という嫌な目で見られるようになりました。<br><br>日本で、これを繰り返してはならないと、ボクは思います。<br>関東大震災のとき、「朝鮮人が暴動を起こす」というデマが流れ<br>その結果、多くの在日朝鮮人が、何もしてないのに<br>日本人によって虐殺される事件が起きました。<br>今回も、「外国人窃盗団が被災地で盗みを働いている」とかの<br>デマが出回ったそうです。<br><br>被災中だから、今は他のことなんて考えている暇はないから<br>という理由で、様々な「配慮」が一時的に棚上げにされ、<br>外国人への配慮、女性への配慮、障害者への配慮などが<br>「後回し」にされてしまっては、いけないと思うのです。<br><br>「日本人が１つになって」とか言ってる人たちは、<br>「日本人」と言ったときに一体なにを意味しているのか。<br>「元の生活に戻れるよう復興を」と言う人たちは、<br>「元の生活」と言ったときに一体なにを意味しているのか。<br><br>障害のない、日本国籍を持ち、「日本人」に見え、<br>男性であり、LGBTでもなく、ホームレスでもなく……<br>そういう、ある程度既に恵まれた人たち、つまり<br>「元の生活」がそもそもある程度よかった人たちのことしか<br>考えていないように見えます。<br><br>「日本」なんていうくくりで今回の災害をとらえて欲しくない。<br>いろんな立場を持った、いろんな人たちが、いろんな形で<br>いま、大変な思いをしています。<br>「日本人」が意味するものから少しでもはずれる人たちは、<br>「日本人」と認められる人たちよりも、余計に大変な思いをしています。<br><br>例えば、被災地で女性が性暴力に遭うのは珍しくないです。<br>トイレや風呂設備、その他着替えの場所や寝る場所などが<br>避難所生活・仮設住宅生活においてはプライバシーに欠けているため<br>覗きやセクハラ、性的暴行、強姦などのリスクが高まります。<br><br>これは、被災した男性の大変さに加えて<br>「女である」ということがより生活を大変なものにしている<br>ということです。<br><br>でも、阪神・淡路大震災のとき、性暴力についての届けは<br>警察が受理してくれなかったそうです。<br>「そんなことに構っていられる状況じゃないから」というのが<br>理由でしょう。<br><br>そもそも性暴力なんて、<br>普段からまともに取り合ってもらえないみたいです。<br>被災中ならなおさら、ということでしょう。<br><br>「日本人が１つになって」、と言ったときに、<br>外国人はそこから元々排除されている上に、<br>きっと、様々なマイノリティが排除されている、あるいは<br>排除されるリスクに常に晒されていると思います。<br><br>だから、ボクは、「日本」を応援したくない。<br>「日本」はこれまで様々な悪いことをしてきたし、<br>その中には、外国人差別、障害者差別、女性差別、<br>LGBT差別、ホームレス差別などが含まれています。<br><br>例えば、難民申請をしている人たちを、日本は<br>汚くて衛生状態の非常に悪い牢屋に閉じ込めています。<br>申請なんて、ほとんど受理しません。<br><br>このあいだ、あるパキスタン人男性が逮捕されました。<br>入管管理局で、です。<br><br><blockquote>　一家は、難民である自らの状況を改善する話し合いを求めて入管をおとずれていましたが、職員とこれ以上交渉してもらちがあかないと判断し、自宅に帰ろうとしました。ところが、男性の入管職員たちは、一家が正面玄関から外に出ようとするのを、手で押したり、体をたたいたりして、とめようとしました。これ自体で暴力といえますが、とりわけムスリム(イスラム教徒)の女性(お母さんと娘たち)にとって、男性に身体をふれられるのは、きわめつきに屈辱的な暴力です。しかも、あろうことか、入管職員はお母さんの顔をおおっているブルカをはぎとるという暴挙にでました。<br>　当然のことながら、ご家族はこうした暴力に言葉でつよく抗議をしました。しかし、職員たちは暴力行為をやめなかったので、お父さんは床にあおむけになって、ご自身が物理的な暴力をふるう意思がないことをしめしました。ところが、入管職員はそのかれを「現行犯逮捕」したのです。</blockquote><br><br><a href="http://pinkydra.exblog.jp/13981797/" target="_self">http://pinkydra.exblog.jp/13981797/</a>より。<br><br>「日本政府」は、その行政職員がこのようなひどいことをするのを<br>認めているのです。<br><br>今回も、反原発のデモをTEPCO前でやったという人を<br>警察が不当逮捕したらしいです。<br>「公務執行妨害」というのは、警察の人がその場で<br>勝手にゴロンと転んでも、「こいつが押した」とか言って<br>でっちあげることの出来る罪です。<br><br>ボクは、こんな国を応援したくない。<br>ボクは、被災者を応援したい。<br>原発や、その他の危険な仕事をせざるを得ない状況にある<br>労働者すべてを応援したい。<br>レイプ被害にあっても声を出せない、あるいは<br>出しても聞いてもらえない人たちを応援したい。<br><br>そして、今回、入管管理局の牢屋に入れられている<br>難民の人たち（「難民」認定はもらってませんが）は、<br>なけなしのお金をみんなで集めて<br>被災地に募金を送ったそうです。<br><br>そんな彼ら彼女らは、地震が起きたそのとき、<br>職員によって部屋に押し込められ、鍵をかけられたそうです。<br>牢屋は、高層ビルの高いところにあります。<br>たまたま震源が遠かったのと、ビルが堅牢だったから<br>大丈夫でしたが、もし火災が起きたりして<br>ビルから脱出しなければならない状況になったら、<br>この人たちは逃げ遅れていたかもしれません。<br>（こういうとき、日本以外の国ではまず<br>（それが囚人であろうが、外への脱出を職員が促すものです）<br><br>ボクたちは、なにをやっているのですか。<br>「日本人」とか「日本」とか、あるいは日の丸とか<br>そんなことを言っていて、本当にいいんですか。<br><br>"For a Change, Proud to Be Japanese" とかいう<br>くそみたいな文章をNYTに送った日本人知識人もいるそうですが、<br>ボクは、そんな方向に日本が向かっていくのは嫌です。<br>「惨事ナショナリズム」と、 han_org さんが言ってました。<br>本当に、怖いことです。<br><br>というわけで、長くなっちゃったけど、<br>今回の地震について、思っていることを書きました。<br>「らしいです」とか「そうです」という部分に関しては、<br>ググればソースが見つかると思うので、<br>疑わしいと思う人はぜひググってみてください。<br><br>あ、モザイクロールとIMITATION BLACK聞いてね！！←
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<![CDATA[ ランキング見てたらもう、(;´Д｀)ﾊｧﾊｧするレベルのレンきゅんがおりまして、(;´Д｀)ﾊｧﾊｧしたままDLし、覚え、歌詞を英訳しますた！<br><br>動画の下に英詞はっときますね。<br><br><script type="text/javascript" src="https://ext.nicovideo.jp/thumb_watch/sm13266853?w=320&amp;h=240"></script><br><br>Look around us, brand-new you and me<br>Lying ahead of us is the virgin land<br>Pure as the driven snow, waiting for our feet<br>We've got many possibilities<br><br>The clock of history, is moving already<br>We have yet to see what the future holds<br>You &amp; I together, we will change the world<br>There's so many possibilities<br><br>It's time to say good-bye to the past<br>'Cause we are not just repeating legends<br>Only upon the dry-rot pile of woods<br>Can a new future be built<br><br>Come together now<br>What are you waiting for?<br>Just wake up now, and stand up for yourself<br>Come together now<br>We'll open a brand new door<br>Can't you see the future is in, our hands<br><br>We will keep going, 'cause the moment we give up, <br>Suddenly our dream will vanish away<br>We will keep going, 'cause the moment we stop <br>They will take everything away<br><br>It doesn't matter what the grown-ups would say<br>'Cause we're not afraid to trust our hunches<br>We won't listen or worship the old ways<br>Straight to the future, we go!<br><br>Time to gaze now<br>You have got to see<br>What's holding you back? Put your chin up<br>Time to gaze now<br>Find the key, unlock the door<br>Can't you see the future is in, our hands<br><br>It doesn't matter if we're right or wrong<br>We will still be just going forward<br>Just always keep your hands up in the air<br>Future will come onto you<br><br>Come together now<br>Be proud of yourself<br>Don't be afraid, don't ever look back<br>Come together now<br>We will break through<br>Can't you see the future is in, our hands<br><br>Come together now<br>What are you waiting for?<br>Just wake up now, and stand up for yourself<br>Come together now<br>We'll open a brand new door<br>Can't you see the future is in, our hands
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<pubDate>Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:19:08 +0900</pubDate>
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<![CDATA[ 新年あけましてー！<br><br>最近全然ボカロ曲の新しいやつチェックして無くて、昔から好きなやつばっかり聴いてるんですけど、「やっぱり千年の独奏歌いいよねー！」っつって、録音してみましたー。<br><br>昔録ったやつの方は原キーだったんだけど、原キーにこだわって苦しそうに聞こえるよりは潔く下げます！ということで、半音だか１音だけ下げております。<br><br>サビ直前とサビは、ハモリいれたよ！！<br><br>コメ・マイリス大好きです！よろしくです！！<br><br><script type="text/javascript" src="https://ext.nicovideo.jp/thumb_watch/sm13249904?w=320&amp;h=240"></script>
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<pubDate>Sun, 09 Jan 2011 07:46:51 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>カンタレラり直したぉー！(｀・ω・´)</title>
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<![CDATA[ なぜ歌い直したかについては、動画のページに書きましたので、読んで頂けたら嬉しいです(´・ω・｀)<br><br><script type="text/javascript" src="https://ext.nicovideo.jp/thumb_watch/sm12755799?w=320&amp;h=240"></script><br><br>YouTube はこちら<br><object width="320" height="240"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/ls08wdFpYMM?fs=1&amp;hl=en_US&amp;color1=0xe1600f&amp;color2=0xfebd01"><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"><embed src="https://www.youtube.com/v/ls08wdFpYMM?fs=1&amp;hl=en_US&amp;color1=0xe1600f&amp;color2=0xfebd01" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="320" height="240"></object>
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<pubDate>Mon, 15 Nov 2010 12:44:25 +0900</pubDate>
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<![CDATA[ <iframe width="312" height="176" src="https://ext.nicovideo.jp/thumb/sm12745447" scrolling="no" style="border:solid 1px #CCC;" frameborder="0">&lt;a href="http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm12745447"&gt;【ニコニコ動画】【歌ってみた】カンタレラ【草食系ゲイ歌い手】&lt;/a&gt;</iframe><br><br>
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