【朝日る、アサヒる】「朝日る、アサヒる」とは捏造するという意味。いやはや、朝日新聞は大東亜戦争に引きずりこんだ教訓を忘れたのか！？
2021年 02月 05日
新語「電通する」
「電通する」は、ほぼ「韓国する」に同じだが、もっと強い。他人にも「韓国する」のを強要するのが「電通する」の意。
「韓国する」＝一般的意味は「不正すること」を意味する。
＝他に、「パクる」、「捏造する」、「嘘をつく」、「しらを切る」、「いじめる」などの意味もある。普通は、「韓国するな＝インチキするな、イカサマするな、パクるな、捏造するな 」という言い方がされることが多い。
類語「アサヒる」、「博報堂する」、「犬エッチKする」。
みなさん、こんにちは。
朝日新聞が
【「女性がたくさん入っている会議は時間かかる」森喜朗氏】
(2021/2/3 朝日新聞)と報じたことをきっかけにマスゴミが一斉に森喜朗叩きを始めて
日本はなんと女性蔑視のひどい国であるかを騒ぎ立てて
世界に対して日本へのネガキャンを誘殺させ
それでもってさらに森喜朗と政府を叩かせる。ということを行っています。
朝日新聞はお得意のトリミングを使っているのは
みなさんも直感的にわかったと思います。あらためて森喜朗の2月3日のJOC臨時評議会での発言は以下になります。
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これはテレビがあるからやりにくいんだが、女性理事を4割というのは文科省がうるさくいうんですね。だけど女性がたくさん入っている理事会は時間がかかります。これもうちの恥を言いますが、ラグビー協会は今までの倍時間がかる。
女性がなんと10人くらいいるのか今、5人か、10人に見えた（笑いが起きる）5人います。
女性っていうのは優れているところですが競争意識が強い。誰か1人が手を挙げると、自分も言わなきゃいけないと思うんでしょうね、それでみんな発言されるんです。
結局女性っていうのはそういう、あまりいうと新聞に悪口かかれる、俺がまた悪口言ったとなるけど、女性を必ずしも増やしていく場合は、発言の時間をある程度規制をしておかないとなかなか終わらないから困ると言っていて、誰が言ったかは言いませんけど、そんなこともあります。
私どもの組織委員会にも、女性は何人いますか、7人くらいおられますが、みんなわきまえておられます。
みんな競技団体からのご出身で国際的に大きな場所を踏んでおられる方々ばかりです。
ですからお話もきちんとした的を射た、そういうのが集約されて非常にわれわれ役立っていますが、欠員があるとすぐ女性を選ぼうということになるわけです。
DeepL翻訳：
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) insists on having 40% female board members, which is difficult to do because of TV.
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology insists on having 40% female board members.
I'm ashamed to say this, but the Rugby Union takes twice as long as it used to.
There are about 10 women on the board now, or maybe 5, but it looks like 10 (laughs).
(laughs) There are five of us. Women are good at what they do, but they are very competitive.
If one person raises their hand, they feel they have to speak up too, so everyone speaks up.
If you say too much about women, the newspapers will say bad things about them, and I will say bad things about them again, but if you want to increase the number of women, you have to limit the time for them to speak to some extent, otherwise it will be difficult to finish.
I don't want to say who said it, but it happens. How many women are there in our organizing committee?
All of them are from athletic organizations and have stepped on the big international stage.
They are all from athletic organizations and have stepped on the big international stage, so they are very helpful to us.
Google翻訳：
This is difficult to do because there is a TV, but the Ministry of Education is noisy about 40% of female directors.
However, a board with many women takes time.
This is also a shame, but the Rugby Union takes twice as long as before.
There are about 10 women now, 5 or 5 who seemed to be 10 (laughing).
Women are excellent, but they have a strong sense of competition.
If one person raises his hand, he thinks he has to say it, and everyone says it.
After all, women are said to be bad at newspapers, and I'm bad at it again, but if you want to increase the number of women, you have to regulate the time to speak to some extent or it will not end easily.
I say I'm in trouble, I don't say who said it, but there are times when that happens.
There are about 7 women in our organizing committee, but they all know.
All of them are from competition groups and are stepping on big places internationally.
That's why the story was right on the spot, and that kind of thing is very useful for us, but as soon as there is a vacancy, we will choose a woman.—–
女性蔑視どころか,
「女性入れると積極的に意見してくれる。
なので長引いたりして困るという人もいるようですが、
役に立っているのでむしろ欠員が出たら女性を選んでます。」という話になっているのですよね。
全く意味が逆であることがわかります。むしろ真逆の意味にした朝日新聞、
そして朝日新聞が朝日って攻撃材料を作ったからと
各社がお得意のメディアスクラムで一斉に
「女性蔑視だ！」
「今すぐJOCから去れ！」
等々の話にして叩いている事の方が問題です。これまでも朝日新聞による捏造、切り取り、パッチワークを合図に
マスゴミがメディアスクラムで一斉攻撃をするということが繰り返されてきました。
Yoshiro Mori, chief of the Tokyo Olympics organizing committee, has come under fire for saying that “competitive” women prolong meetings with their need to talk.
Mori made the remarks Feb. 3 at an extraordinary meeting of the Japan Olympic Committee Council. He was giving his “private opinion” about the JOC’s policy to increase female members of sports organizations’ executive boards to 40 percent or more.
“A meeting of an executive board that includes many women would take time,”
Mori, 83, said at the online meeting, which was shown to media representatives.
“Women are competitive,” he continued. “When someone raises his or her hand and speaks, they probably think they should speak, too. That is why they all end up making comments.”
Mori also quoted an anonymous person as saying it may be necessary to put a cap on how long members can speak.
“I was told that if the JOC plans to increase female members of the executive boards, meetings will be drawn out unless the time allotted for each speaker is limited to some extent,” he said. “I will not say who said so.”
Mori’s remarks provoked laughter from some JOC Council members.
He also referred to the Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, of which he is president.
“The organizing committee includes about seven women, but they all know how to behave,” he said.
Mori is expected to apologize for his remarks at a news conference on Feb. 4, sources said.
Criticism of Mori’s comments flooded the internet.
The New York Times ran a story, headlined “Tokyo Olympics Chief Suggests Limits for Women at Meetings.”
Mori has a long history of making insensitive and offensive remarks, including during his tenure as one of Japan’s most unpopular postwar prime ministers.
