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English Small Writing Japanese Women in White suit

Blaming the chairman of the Tokyo Olympic Games Organizing Committee, Mori Yoshiro, for saying it was annoying that women had difficulty speaking concisely at meetings, the Japanese women legislators, all dressed in white, came to the parliament hall to express their displeasure. Although it made the front page, it was just a banal little scandal in the political arena, demonstrating, apropos or irrelevant, how phenomenally duped these white ladies are.
This scene makes us feel behind it 4 cases of mysterious reality.

The first is the ape skill of ignoratio elenchi.

In the past, when women legislators from the U.S. Congress came to the Capitol Hall all dressed in white, it was to demonstrate their intensified desire to obtain citizenship and the right to vote, in particular, on an equal footing with men. Today, if American women legislators are doing the same thing, it is not for the sake of gender equality, but simply to display their clever indiscriminate imitation in a quasi-political operation concocted solely for the overthrow of the Trump administration. There is an impersonation of the civic activities of the predecessors, hinting at their hypocritical true nature in hiding behind them the poisonous, venal-based civic ointment devoted solely to witch-hunting.