It seems that someone has been driven to suicide again by the slander on social media.
I hate to say it now, but this is not the first time, and the same incidents are happening all over the world.
Every time an incident like this occurs, it makes me wonder.
"There are people who say, "Let's stop slandering people on SNS," but there are no people who say, "Let's stop using SNS."
It's very, very strange.
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This story, to me, looks a lot like "gun control".
In our country, personal "possession" of a gun is subject to criminal penalties.
Japanese law does not recognize the non-"lethal" effects of a gun (e.g., "self-defense") as an individual right.
However, in our country, that "gun control" has had a tremendous effect.
After all, we don't have any gun murders in this country with the exception of "an antisocial group that seeks to achieve its own private ends through violence or threats"
There have been cases where this anti-social group has used guns on civilians, but the perpetrators, of course, the organization has also been destroyed. The head of the organization has also been guilty of association. They had to live their miserable life, and are reaping the rewards.
Of course, I'm not inclined to pity them at all.
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I don't want to say that SNS should be regulated by law.
The public opinion formed by social networking has its problems, but I believe that it also has an effective side.
However, for victims of "slander on SNS," If we show real genuine remorse, sympathy and condolence as an "action",
"To quit SNS" - I think that's it
To be honest, the effect on society of one person quitting SNS will be negligible.
Still, we can at least tell ourselves that "I am the only one who has acted"
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People who go around shouting, "Stop slandering people on SNS!
I feel "vulgar" like
"the person who keeps blasting guns and shouting "we should control guns!""
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Anyway, if there is anyone who has decided to quit SNS because of this incident, please let me know.
I would like to take my time and talk to you.