DJ Soda, who has more than 5 million Instagram followers, took to social media platforms to slam the unidentified individuals involved.

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        Lack of effort to stop sexual assault in Japan is well documented. Victim blaming is common. This is a systemic problem, and if you didn’t know, then now you do.

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          Victim blaming is common. This is a systemic problem

          This, I agree with.

          Lack of effort to stop sexual assault in Japan is well documented.

          For this, I’d like to see the documentation you cite.

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              This is specifically for train groping, for one, and literally has a whole section on what they are doing about it. I specifically wanted to know what was being cited here:

              Lack of effort to stop sexual assault in Japan is well documented.

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                Is a perfect example of that insufficient? That is what I gave you… Well, I suppose you could do a basic web search. Meh.

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                  a perfect example

                  I specifically was asking for documentation about “Lack of effort to stop sexual assault in Japan is well documented”. The article provided mentions the efforts they are making.

                  I suppose you could do a basic web search. Meh.

                  You make the claim, you provide the evidence.


                  The actual reason I ask is that, if this specific sort of thing exists, it would be good to specifically target and fight it.

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          Yes, it’s like that in much of the world. Australian laws until recently silenced SA survivors for example as I linked down below. It’s good that you’re learning about it and engaging with it. Rape culture must be stopped world over.

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          Lack of effort to stop sexual assault in Japan is well documented. Victim blaming is common. This is a systemic problem

          this is literally true to everywhere on earth

          and if you didn’t know, then now you do.

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            Yes and some places (like Japan) are even worse.

            They have women only passenger trains on the subway because they need to not because they want to. Those don’t exist in most western countries that I know of.

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            You’re still doubling down on this? My friend, sometimes other people actually do know more than you. But keep trying if you’re enjoying yourself.

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        I mean, I read this and went, “Goddammit, Osaka,” when I read where this takes place, and I live in Osaka.

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          Ahhh, that sucks to hear. It seemed like such a nice place while there, but I guess that’s benefits of tourism. All of the cool parts, not around long enough for the bad :(

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            I mean, the vast majority of people here are not committing sexual assault. There is certainly work to be done with the justice system regarding reporting and prosecuting crimes, but it’s not like Japan or Osaka or Tokyo just condone SA.

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              Societies today are extremely large, which means it doesn’t matter if a majority does something or not, if a per mille does it’s a massive, society-defining problem.

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        Australia doesn’t have a well known problem with groping women on public transit as far as I’m aware.

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      Lmfao, as if rape and sexual assault don’t happen literally everywhere on earth there are men.

      But hey, if you single out Japan, that means you can avoid acknowledging the misogyny in your own country/culture right? What a neat and not at all obvious trick that is…

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        everywhere on earth there are men.

        Because it’s just a male thing, right?

        In the commotion, she said, it was a woman who grabbed her breasts harder than any of the others involved.

        Assholes are assholes, it’s not limited to one sex.

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        Calls out someone for singleing out a group then proceeds to single out a larger group.

        Weird take ig

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    Two men already arrested, guess the third female groper is still on the loose:

    "Two men believed to be the suspects appeared in a YouTube video post the same day, apologizing for the incident while adding they were drunk when it happened and did it “lightheartedly.”

    “Earlier in the day, the organizer of the event, held in Osaka Prefecture, filed a criminal complaint against two men and a woman on suspicion of indecent assault against DJ Soda on Aug. 13, the police said without identifying the three individuals.”

    https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2023/08/417eafc15b49-event-organizer-files-criminal-complaint-in-dj-soda-groping-case.html?phrase=murata&words=

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    Ah yes, the country with the lowest sex havers in the world, and also the country where lolicon and shotacon are most favourite genres of anime.

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    Obviously SA is bad, but it’s kinda sad that people like this have to learn the hard way that if you go into a crowd it’s going to happen. Especially in Japan.

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    Should’ve nuken‘t them Japanese.

    Edit: Wasn’t it obvious that „nuken‘t“ is used as in „nuke not“? Like isn’t is for „is not“