Jakusha Ha Mo Sukuwarenai No Ka (Gentosha Shinsho)

[Machine Translation] Economic policies favoring large corporations, reductions in welfare and other social security costs, and the value system that permeates society as a whole that "a person's value is determined by how much he or she earns"... The Japanese society has been "cutting off the weak" by the government, and the people are accepting this trend. This trend is not only in Japan, but also in the world as a whole, which has been swept away by globalism. Are we going to let go of the model of the "welfare state based on freedom and fairness" that humanity has struggled to achieve? This is a full-length essay that searches for the basis for helping the weak in ancient and modern thought and religion, and searches for a new ethic that overcomes the market economy and majority rule.

大企業優遇の経済政策、生活保護費など社会保障費の削減、社会全体に浸透する「人の価値は稼ぎで決まる」という価値観...国による「弱者切り捨て」が進み、人々もそれを受け入れつつある日本社会。この流れは、日本だけでなく、グローバリズムに席巻された世界全体の潮流でもある。私たちは人類が苦闘の末に獲得した「自由と公正を柱とする福祉国家」のモデルを、このまま手放してしまうのか?古今の思想・宗教に弱者救済の根拠を探り、市場経済と多数決を乗り越える新しい倫理を模索する、渾身の論考。