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#2026年自分が選ぶ今年上半期の4枚 #DbD のファンアートが多め。

どうらくいちば、スタートしてます！🐾🐾

🌙💫🔮purple starlight🌟☪️ #イラスト #oc

中国籍から押収した天然記念物「オカヤドカリ」１１００匹、奄美大島の海岸に戻される　３００匹衰弱死 ※中国で高く売れる人気のペット、人気のムラサキオカヤドカリは1匹あたり2万円前後で取引

As of 2026, more than 68,000 people are living illegally in Japan. Even so, some left-wing politicians, newspapers, and activists continue to insist that “illegal immigrants are not criminals.” I am somewhat familiar with Japanese politics, but I suspect this tendency is common among the political left in other countries as well. The basic fact is simple: remaining in a country illegally is against the law. Yet they rarely address that fact directly. Instead, they focus almost entirely on the details most likely to attract sympathy: the person has a family, suffers from an illness, has children, or is struggling financially. They become so absorbed in constructing a story about a vulnerable person being persecuted by a heartless government that they leave out the other half of the story. They say very little about how the person came to be staying illegally or why they continued to remain in the country illegally. As a result, the person who violated the law is portrayed as a helpless victim, while those who want the law enforced are condemned as cruel. Of course, genuinely exceptional circumstances should be considered on a case-by-case basis through the proper legal process. But having difficult personal circumstances is not the same as making illegal residence itself legitimate. Another serious problem with the left is the way they react whenever anyone questions their position. Instead of engaging with the argument, they immediately label it “racist” or “xenophobic” and try to shut the discussion down altogether. They seem intoxicated by the image of themselves saving one vulnerable person in front of them. Yet they show little concern for the much larger number of ordinary citizens who are left to bear the costs, risks, and anxiety created by their decisions. They get the satisfaction of feeling morally righteous, while pushing the responsibility and consequences onto society as a whole. The burden falls most heavily on people who pay their taxes, follow the rules, and live honestly. Ironically, Japan’s security industry has reportedly been performing well in recent years. Things that were rarely targeted in the past—electrical cables, copper wiring, and even outdoor air-conditioning units—are now being stolen from public spaces and private property. It is infuriating. Defending illegal residence also creates problems for foreign residents who followed the proper procedures and live in Japan legally. When these problems are allowed to continue, resentment and distrust toward foreigners as a whole inevitably grow. Eventually, even foreigners who work hard, obey the law, and contribute to society are viewed with suspicion simply because they are placed under the same broad label of foreigners. The left may believe it is protecting foreigners. In reality, by blurring the distinction between legal and illegal residence, it is deepening tensions between Japanese citizens and foreign residents. This should be obvious to anyone who gives the issue even a little thought. If they continue to rely on emotional appeals despite this, there is no other word for it but irresponsible. Whatever their intentions may be, what they are producing is neither humanitarianism nor coexistence, but a growing distrust of the rule of law and deeper divisions within society.

税収が過去最高だったのに また増税するの 狂ってるだろ。

都構想の前にインフラ整備しないと生活できなくなりますよ。

Approximately 85 percent of the worlds refugees are Muslim. Yet they bypass all 50 plus Muslim majority countries and head straight for non Muslim Western nations. Why is that? They are not fleeing persecution in every direction. They are seeking the welfare systems, freedoms, and prosperity built by the very cultures they refuse to assimilate into. Open borders are not compassion. They are civilizational suicide. Europe is already learning this the hard way with no go zones, parallel societies, and skyrocketing crime and if we don’t stop the Democrats, there’s a 100% chance it’s going to happen here.

在日ベトナム人が「泉大津（警察）に通報が入って動きがあったみたいだ。だから皆、今のうちに解散し、年末にまた会えるようにしよう」と投稿 ベトナム人は、こうして同胞コミュニティの情報網を使ってうまく犯罪をすり抜ける。不法滞在者が最も多いのも、犯罪であろうと同胞を助け合う国民性だから。

関東の皆さま❣️お待たせしました🙇‍♀️✨ 皆さまからたくさんのご要望をいただき 今秋 スガキヤ 🍜🍦は20年ぶりに 関東にオープンします🎊 #スガキヤ関東出店

ムスリム男性が、12歳のイギリス人少女をレイプ疑惑で逮捕。 警察が「子供の人生を台無しにするつもりなのか？」と問い詰めると、泣きながら言い訳を繰り返す始末。 ムスリムはいつもこれだ。罪を認めず、被害者を装う。 イスラム教を受け入れるべきじゃないと思いませんか？

🦖「わわわわわジェイクキラー来てるよおおおおお」 🐿️「おおおおお落ち着けドワイト大丈夫だああああ」

外国人患者さんの家族から、 「診察も処置も、 すべて女性スタッフでお願いします」 と言われた。 私「可能な限り配慮しますが、 緊急時は男性医師が対応する場合もあります」 家族「それは絶対に困ります」 もう拉致があかなかったので、 医師に来てもらって、 医師 「文化や信仰には配慮します。 ただし命に関わる場合は、 性別より救命を優先します」 と説明した。 配慮は必要。 でも医療現場にも、 守れる範囲と限界がある。

こそ泥なのか、解体なのか 見分けがつかないベトナム人🇻🇳 群馬県太田市(位置情報) ※2024年映像

私たちが本当に知りたいことって 「どうやって節約するか」 じゃなくて 「なぜここまで節約しないと暮らせなくなったのか」 そして 「過去最高の税収はどこに使われているのか」 だと思う…。

外国人の119が多いんだが、危惧するのは過換気など精神系での119も多いことだ。 そもそもそんな持病を抱えて他国で働いていけるわけがないが、なぜか母国に帰らず日本に居座ってる。しかも税金で治療してる。

@David_loser_ アプデってそういう困る所ありますよね！ 前の使用感に戻す方法を調べたりする手間がかかるだけのアプリでした🫠

@vanavanan 遅ればせながら同じくメチャメチャ困ってます プレビューアプリあれマジで誰が喜ぶんでしょうね…

iPadくんをアプデしたら、 ホームのアプリ増えてるし、 ファイルから画像開く度にプレビューのアプリが起動してテンポ感がとても悪くなり改善してほしい🥺

【外国人運転の車がはみ出しか 衝突】 news.yahoo.co.jp/pickup/6588659

山手線目黒駅から線路内に侵入し、五反田駅まで暴れながら歩いた外国人が確保される。 「威力業務妨害罪」と「鉄道営業法違反」でしっかり罰しろよ。 絶対、不起訴なんかにするんじゃねえぞ！

宇宙戦争ごっこ🚀 雛子🐣(PP-8001装備) サイレントヒルf🦊

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