Unbearable on Japan trains
During rush hour, trains in Japan are crowded like canned sardines. People are rubbing shoulders in small spaces, unable to move.
Imagine a young woman, dressed in neat professional attire, trying to maintain her balance in the midst of a crowd in that airtight carriage.
As the train braked and jolted, she felt in horror that someone was rubbing against her. The restless hand touched her hips as if out of nowhere, and the hot and wet breath lingered around her neck.
She wanted to resist, but there were people all around, and she couldn't break free at all, so she could only silently endure this humiliation in her heart.
On the famous Qijing line, such scenes are even more common. Women are like lambs trapped in a wolf pack, subjected to all kinds of heinous indecent acts such as chest attacks and buttocks groping.
Some men were not spared and were attacked by men disguised as women. What's more, the idiots are so rampant that they form the "Crazy Man Alliance", openly besieging the victims on the tram, molesting their X bodies, and trying to rip off the victims' underwear.
This is not the plot of a novel or a Japan X-movie, the real situation is richer and "murderous" than any story.
(A sleeping woman on the Qijing Line is being attacked by a tram idiot)
Crowding and culture: a breeding ground for obsessiveness
Tokyo, one of the most densely populated cities in the world, is home to 37 million people in just 21.55 million square kilometers.
Japan trams have become the preferred mode of transportation for commuters due to their low cost, punctual departures, and lack of access to traffic jams.
Every morning, the trams are packed beyond imagination, and it is not uncommon to see uniformed, white-gloved tram "boosters" by the train doors, bowing and saying "sorry" while stuffing passengers into the train like cargo.
In such a crowded environment, physical contact becomes unavoidable. If you move slightly, you may bump into the person next to you, which undoubtedly provides an opportunity for the fool's behavior.
Moreover, the police in Japan are not allowed to enter the carriage to enforce the law, which makes many police cases eventually closed. As a result, those idiots became more and more fearless, as if they had found their "place outside the law" on this crowded tram.
In traditional Japan, women are portrayed as weak and need to be protected. This stereotype is exploited by some ill-intentioned people as an excuse for them to commit obsessive behavior. Among the many idiots, there are many people who commit obscene things under the banner of protecting women.
Miss Akiko Kobayakawa, a "fool" expert in Japan, pointed out that among men, especially older men, many people have the idea of "I want to protect women", but once it is not well controlled, it is easy to evolve into crazy behavior.
In addition, Japan's unique "shoot the first bird" culture also condones the phenomenon of fools to a certain extent. Japan society attaches great importance to the collective, and behavior that deviates from the collective is often frowned upon.
Women who are harassed on trains often choose to swallow their anger for fear of being the center of attention. According to the survey, nearly 80% of Japan women have encountered an infatuated man, and 90% of them choose to remain silent.
This silence not only makes the idiot more unscrupulous, but also makes the whole social atmosphere more oppressive and distorted.
An outlet for sexual repression and social pressure
Japan society is known for its stressful work. In this highly competitive society, people are like tight strings that can break at any time.
The highly developed S sex industry has become a way for Japan to decompress, and the idiot bridge section is even more popular.
In the X-movies, the idiots are always able to get away with it and go undetected, which leads some people to think that they can do the same in reality.
Studies have shown that many idiots' behavior stems from "X desire", but more often than not, it is due to "dominance desire". After high-intensity work, there is nowhere to release the depression and tension in their hearts.
When they see the helplessness and pain of the harassing partner, they can get great pleasure from it, as if in this way they can free themselves from their repressive life. Moreover, there is also a group effect in the behavior of infatuated people.
Some people see others doing this and follow suit, trying to find excitement in it. Misreporting in the media can also sometimes contribute to this bad behavior.
From light punishment to heavy punishment: the heavy blow of the law
In order to rectify the phenomenon of foolish men, Japan has continuously strengthened legal sanctions in recent years. According to the "Confusion Prevention Ordinance", a person caught in the case of an idiot must be detained for up to 6 months and fined 500,000 yen.
T shots are punishable by one year in prison or a fine of 1 million yen, with double penalties for repeat offenders. At the same time, Japan implements a presumption of guilt system, and once a woman accuses a man of being a "wolf", if the man cannot provide evidence, he is often found guilty.
As a result, many Japan men have to raise their hands on the train to prove their innocence.
In addition to legal means, Japan has taken a series of measures to improve the safety of passengers. More warning signs have been set up in the station, women-only carriages have been set up in the trains, and the construction of monitoring and alarm systems has been strengthened.
However, despite this, the phenomenon of "tram idiots" is still difficult to eradicate. It is like a cancer deeply rooted in Japan society, involving many complex factors such as culture, psychology, law, and society.
Dissection and reflection
From a cultural point of view, the shackles of traditional concepts and the conflict of modern social concepts have given the phenomenon of idiots a breeding ground. Women have long been regarded as weak, and this concept limits women's sense of resistance to a certain extent, and at the same time makes idiots more emboldened.
And society's excessive emphasis on the collective makes victims afraid to speak out, and bystanders choose to remain silent.
On the psychological side, idiots get pleasure by harassing others, satisfying their desire for dominance and sexual repression. The fear and silence of the victims further fueled their arrogance.
At the same time, the public's acquiescence and ignorance of this phenomenon also imperceptibly affect people's psychological cognition.
Although the sanctions imposed by the law are severe, there are still some problems in the implementation process. Although the presumption of guilt system protects victims to a certain extent, it may also lead to some unjust, false and wrongful convictions. Moreover, the law can only serve as a deterrent, but cannot fundamentally change people's mindsets.
The existence of social pressure is an important trigger for the phenomenon of idiots. In a high-pressure environment, people need to find an outlet for catharsis, but choosing to release stress by infringing on others is undoubtedly against morality and the law.
And the excessive development of the S emotional industry has also distorted some people's values to a certain extent.
The phenomenon of train addiction in Japan is a complex and severe social problem, which requires us to think deeply and explore from multiple perspectives to find effective solutions.
It is not only a scar on Japan society, but also a warning and reference for other countries. On the road of pursuing social civilization and progress, we must resolutely resist this undesirable phenomenon and jointly create a safe and harmonious social environment.