Buckets of Babies

[Taro Toporific]

Poor Japan may lack proper firepower for mass murders, but at least it does not lack in "creativity."

Osaka woman arrested after 4 corpses of newborns found encased in concrete
TOKYOREPORTER.COM -- NOV 21, 2017
...On Monday morning, Mayumi Saito (53) approached a police box and told officers, "I encased multiple newborns after giving birth inside buckets of concrete before burying them."
M0aR!~

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UPDATE: Wait, the story gets "better"---She drowned the newborns in concrete!

Japanese mother Mayumi Saito drowned her four newborn children in concrete
---A JAPANESE mother has admitted to drowning four of her newborn children in concrete and keeping them in a cupboard for 20 years.
http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-l ... 5b48e209c8

[wangta]

That's fucking disgusting. But not surprising when you consider the lack of support for mothers in Japan esp single Mums. Yeah, I know, there are too many headcases in Oz giving birth to kids who grow up with no father in the house - just a succession of fuckers of boyfriends with no connection to the kids the woman already had by other men.

The politically incorrect inconvenient truth is that too many abuse/murder case of babies and young children feature boyfriends instead of the actual Dad. The allowances and other welfare which is v generous compared to Japan's does assist people who should never have kids to keep having them in screwed up environments.

I know Mayumi's a sicko but take a look around at what passes for 'childcare' in Japan. Screaming babies and children being taken for rides and walks on streets where trucks and cars share the space cause there aint no footpath, being taken to shotengai as part of their daily 'activities'. Fucking first world, hell no. Unless your kid goes to a genuinely good, spacey daycare centre which are not usual, or you live in inaka, they're going to be stuck in that kind of bullshit environment.

It's not just childcare, how about the cunt who murdered an old man with Parkinson's Disease up in Nagano I think. This piece of scum drowned the old man in his care cause he couldn't handle bedwetting and all the other realities of aged care duty. Quit and get another job you lowlife, but too late for the old man you murdered. Then of course there was the vermin who murdered the disabled with a knife in Kanagawa Ken not so long ago.

Sorry for the truth but Japan aint looking like a developed country when it comes to childcare, nursing care etc. All this will get worse, not better. And to think that while the Japanese keep telling themselves how great their system is, countries like Oz can provide first rate, safe childcare facilities and a first rate public health care where a significant percentage of low income earners receive it completely free and others pay at tax time with a levy and then a reasonable fee when they go to the doctor's.

Only Americans keep telling me Japan's sytem is really good - theirs must be fucked as I pay much more on a lower salary in Japan than I ever did in Oz on a higher one. And no, you don't have to bring your own fucking knife and fork, plates etc if you stay at hospital in Oz.

[Russell]

On the other hand, this mum sought to honor the deep-rooted Japanese tradition to put concrete to good use...

[matsuki]

I thought she was just exposing the truth behind the Japanese smaller but harder and last longer myth?

[Takechanpoo]

comparing japan to aussieland is almost meaningless. or just a begging the question.
the formers economy is maintained almost all by the outdated hardware-based technologies and has no natural resources while the latter just dig iron mountains, breed cows and teach english to asian students and can live an easy lazy going life.

[wagyl]

Well at least the sheep fucking stereotype has been forgotten.

[Takechanpoo]

Screaming babies and children being taken for rides and walks on streets where trucks and cars share the space cause there aint no footpath, being taken to shotengai as part of their daily 'activities'.

you need to learn the japanese history much more. in japan, historically the phenomenon that urban communities, which accumulate wealth and technology, wipe out rural communities, kill farmers and take away their lands had rarely happened unlike the continental states(the same type of states are seen in the surrounding part of the eurasia continent. united kingdom is one of them, too.). its the reason traditionally the landownership of farmers in Japan is so strong despite of the fact that in postwar GHQ shove the part of the too strong landownership(actually just look at j-map carefully, most of the roads in the suburban and rural areas were origianlly the footpaths between rice fields and the landlords houses line both sides of the mainroads ). and its the reason why in mainland japan large-scale urban planning is so hard to be carried out despite of the fact that actually in hokkaido, taiwan, k-peninsula, manchuria, not-bad urban plannings were carried out by the imperial japan.

[wangta]

Screaming babies and children being taken for rides and walks on streets where trucks and cars share the space cause there aint no footpath, being taken to shotengai as part of their daily 'activities'.

you need to learn the japanese history much more. in japan, historically the phenomenon that urban communities, which accumulate wealth and technology, wipe out rural communities, kill farmers and take away their lands had rarely happened unlike the continental states(the same type of states are seen in the surrounding part of the eurasia continent. united kingdom is one of them, too.). its the reason traditionally the landownership of farmers in Japan is so strong despite of the fact that in postwar GHQ shove the part of the too strong landownership(actually just look at j-map carefully, most of the roads in the suburban and rural areas were origianlly the footpaths between rice fields and the landlords houses line both sides of the mainroads ). and its the reason why in mainland japan large-scale urban planning is so hard to be carried out despite of the fact that actually in hokkaido, taiwan, k-peninsula, manchuria, not-bad urban plannings were carried out by the imperial japan.

I get your points esp about the narrowness of the streets and the rice paddy nature of the original land. A point I can add to that is Tokyo like many other very big, old cities has limited space for dwellings and facilities in many cases. But I think it fucking sucks that so called 'day care centres' can operate in this way against commonsense and duty of care notions.

As a modern society, Japan should have more of those kind of duty of care laws in place. In Oz and I bet in cuntries like Canada, NZ and the UK for starters, any day care centre that took the babies and kids in their care daily along narrow streets with no safe side spaces for walking while cars, trucks and motorbikes go up and down, and took them on long walks around shopping streets, would get slapped down for this and lose their license.

No reasonable space inside the day care centre for babies and kids to play, learn or sleep in comfort - no license for operating a day care centre. Especially seeing screaming babies being taken out on these long rides on unsafe streets and in crowded shopping places. Japan does have a lot of things that make it convenient and comfortable but what passes for childcare in many cases is truly fucked.