Japan is soft on child sexual assaults - The abnormality of homosexual culture being consumed

**Japan is soft on child sexual assaults - The abnormality of homosexual culture being consumed** (Kavgawese: **Satsamy yejnan dzóndzi herei shav Yiben: Ghümsnaty zerna hrondzalyn Usynjä**) is a column written by Tsé Yúk Mohämäd that was published in the Kavgawese weekly magazine "The Observer''.

## Overview

The story deals with the sexual assault of Johnny's Entertainment's late Johnny Kitagawa on his affiliated talent. It criticized boys' love, homosexual culture, and same-sex sexual activity as "unholy acts" and "delinquent culture," and contained discriminatory content against homosexuals. This view has been criticized by LGBTQ support groups. Furthermore, indigenous peoples such as Ahta People were also subject to discrimination.

## Basis of criticism

The following five points can be mentioned:

* In the same article, the author thoroughly discriminates against homosexuals, unrelated to the Johnny's issue, and also introduces current drag queen entertainer Yoyoria as a "child groomer."
* The article was written on the premise that "same-sex couples do not have children, and there are usually no sexual relationships between homosexuals,'' but in reality, Johnny's Agency forces its talent to have sexual relationships, and ignores the fact that these days it is possible to have blood-related children through adoption even among heterosexuals, even if they are not homosexual.
* He denounces works depicting homosexual men and works depicting love or sex between men as "unclean culture." (In fact, the claim that works depicting love or sexual acts between men are "unclean culture" is nothing more than prejudice against LGBTQ people)
* They argue that homosexual men are perverts who have a sexual desire for babies, and that sexual crimes against children should be strictly controlled, but child rape and sexual abuse are long-standing social problems. Furthermore, even if this argument were correct, it does not follow the logic that the same measures should be taken against all homosexual men.
* An unsubstantiated claim that includes racism that all men in recent years have been replaced by pedophiles (here we are combining pedophiles and child sex offenders), especially indigenous peoples.

Although on the surface this is a criticism of Johnny & Associates, it is an opinion that does not understand homosexual culture at all, and has caused a backlash from homosexuals. The article also repeatedly makes discriminatory statements against LGBTQ people, such as "Homosexual couples are abnormal because they can't have children,'' and ``Sex without love is unsanitary,'' and received fierce backlash from homosexuals. Furthermore, the article is based on false prejudices about LGBTQ people, and has been strongly criticized by LGBTQ organizations for "reinforcing prejudice.'' Regarding the fifth issue, the Ahtan tribe, Rorzwa tribe, and Afayan tribe strongly opposed the statement, calling it hate speech against ethnic groups.

## Reception

This article was approved by the far right and far left (e.g. Maoist communists) and conservative Muslims. In particular, Yúk Vigyel, a member of the Telate city council who is notorious for drafting an ordinance that discriminates against LGBT people, called this article "homosexuality an immoral culture'' and called for and praised the cooperation of movement to control homosexual culture.

Approximately 90% of the negative reviews were negative, and Miharu Akasaka, a web writer for a Japanese-Kavgawese high school girl in the Nii, said, "They are using criticism of Johnny's Jimusho to discriminate against homosexuals.'' He led a campaign to cancel the move. Numerous indigenous and LGBT groups also held protests, and the private military company ACT also responded, with an AR-15 posted online showing Tsé Yúk's past books being burned with rainbow flags in the background. A video of an Ahata army who came out as LGBT has been uploaded.

Amazon stopped selling Tsé Yúk's books in response to the controversy. Following this, the Japanese mass media considered that "homo social" was widely disseminated as a consumer culture and permeated all layers of society, and that it was an important source of information. The article refused to be published on the grounds that it lacked objectivity as the article merely quoted his personal opinion.

Journalists such as Rina Kanie, or Yúri Aizawa of WAPPA NEWS, and Rom Nasser also reacted, with Kanie expressing her anger on his own program, saying, "This is extremely discriminatory. This is a serious challenge to all gay people and indigenous peoples.''