I Teach Kendo in Tokyo

Shiratori frowned: "How did you come to this conclusion?"

　　 "You have said Japan so hopelessly, then naturally it can only be the **** thing." Kazuma spreads both hands.

Shiratori: "Why are you like the Chinese? If you can't get along, you will be damned. We are Japanese. We don't engage in this. Even at the peak of the student movement, we didn't say that the emperor should be sent to the guillotine. ."

　　 Kazuma: "That's why Japanese society has not made progress."

　　 Shiratori continued: "Moreover, the student movement has failed. Even many of the students of the year are now at work safely. The revolution will not succeed."

　　 Kazuma shrugged.

　　 In his last life, Kazuma has learned the dragon slaying technique for 800 years. He knows that the arrival of the revolutionary climax requires a change in the objective environment.

　　 The contradictions in all aspects of society during the rising period will be alleviated by economic development-to put it bluntly, the cake becomes bigger to cover up the uneven distribution.

　　 Because the cake has become bigger, everyone’s wealth has increased, and the tolerance for some injustice has increased.

　　 So the society in the rising period will generally be suppressed quickly even if there is local turbulence.

　　 Such as the United States in the Clinton era, such as Japan in the bubble era.

　　 The failure of the student sports meeting has something to do with Japan’s economic take-off.

　　 It’s not that the students didn’t mobilize the workers, but they couldn’t. Workers’ wages have been rising all the time.

　　 In the end, the student movement walked into an illusory road like a pavilion above the clouds.

　　 Kazuma is very clear about this. He has lived in Japan for five years, and he knows that Japan has no revolutionary soil in this era.

　　 The best time for Japan to change color is actually the period after 226 to before the war. At that time, the social conflicts in Japan were unprecedentedly acute.

　　 It's a pity that at that time, Nikko had a wrong route. After Nominkan, they even put forward an outrageous maximum program for armed defense of the Soviet Union.

　　It is impossible for this kind of program to mobilize the masses of workers-they don't necessarily know anything about the Soviet Union.

　　 Plus Japan’s poor translation tradition of foreign languages, if you see the Soviet Union in Chinese, you at least know that it’s an alliance or union. Japanese only has a string of transliterations of Chiligulu.

　　 At that time, the Japanese people were not well-educated, and most of them had junior high school or even elementary school level. They didn't understand what it was.

　　 Kazuma often sighs, I have to travel a little earlier, after 226, it may be possible to rely on the dragon slaying technique to change Japan.

　　Think carefully about the thief in the international environment that was discolored at that time. The Soviet Union would definitely support it. Because the United States was fighting with Japan in the Pacific, it could blow up Japan itself, and they would definitely support it.

　　 Unfortunately, Kazuma did not go through to 1930, but to 1980, half a century late.

　　 Japan does not have the soil for a bottom-up revolution at this time.

　　 Kazuma knows this very well.

Shiratori stared at the face of Kazuma. After seeing from his expression that he didn't really want to make a revolution, he patted him on the shoulder: "Although it is unlikely to change this situation all at once, but you see, In this position, as long as we are flexible enough, justice can be implemented."

　　 Kazuma: "By beating others?"

　　 "Of course not. Let me give you an example. Now Takata is eyeing your apprentice, right? Although we can't get him legally, we can start from other places."

　　 Kazuma: "Do you ask the Ministry of Supervision?"

　　 "It's not that simple. People like them don't leave obvious evidence of malfeasance. Moreover, if they are the police department or the professional group, it is impossible to pass such a rudimentary method such as horse coupons."

　　 Ji Dao controls the results of some small racecourses, and will disclose the results to the police in advance to complete the actual bribery in this way.

　　 But this kind of bribery is the lowest level, and higher-level bribery will be done through the way the foundation hires consultants.

　　 These de facto bribes are legal income in the law.

　　 Incidentally, Kazuma has so far had zero legal and illegal income.

　　 It’s not that I didn’t make it clear, or the people who came to pay bribes have looked for Kazuma, they used a high price to let Kazuma write songs, but they didn't ask for it, "you can write whatever you want."

　　 These Kazuma all refused.

　　 To be honest, rejecting this kind of legal and illegal income is a severe test of personal principles, and Kazuma has also changed a bit.

　　 almost.

　　 Kazuma looked at Shiratori, and asked incomprehensibly: "Then how to clean him up?"

　　 "The easiest one, cut it and it's over. Haven't you cut it once? The Jidao who died accidentally, you should save the girl named Kagawa Kako?"

　　 Kazuma: "This..."

　　 "Think he is not guilty of death?" Shiratori took out the cigarette and held it to his mouth, "I told you the truth, these people have few lives in their hands, I don't believe it."

When 　　 said this, Shiratori's expression passed a trace of haze.

　　 Noting this haze, Kazuma dreams up.

　　 But he missed the opportunity to ask questions.

Shiratori continued: "All of you will conflict with this group of people. Isn't it because of the death of the Inspector Kitamachi. Don't you think that the death of Oshiba Mieko is similar to Kitamachi's death? It's just that one fell into it. Tokyo Bay, one was smashed on the roof of the car."

　　 "They all fell from heights." Kazuma said, "Hitamachi should have jumped from a certain bridge."

　　 Shiratori nodded: "Yes. So what are you hesitating about?"

　　 Kazuma: "Now, in this way, I have tried and punished the criminals. Then if I commit a crime in the future, who will judge me?"

"Next, do you want to talk about the necessity of procedural justice?" Shiratori sighed, "I said so much, for nothing. Listen, there is nothing wrong with insisting on procedural justice, but this procedure What if there is a problem in itself? Do you still insist on its justice? I have been a policeman for so many years, and I have watched the most guilty person escape punishment more than once, and more than once saw the innocent person be thrown into jail."

　　 Shiratori wanted to light a cigarette, took out the lighter and suddenly glanced at Kazuma, then put the lighter back in his pocket.

　　 It should be remembered that Kazuma does not smoke.

　　" In Showa 43, there was a case of successive killings of young children that passed the retrospective period. On the day that the search headquarters was disbanded, we received a flower basket from one of the suspects who had been focusing on guarding.

　　"One of the seniors who took me into the industry put his police badge on the desk and went out with a police gun.

　　 "I stopped him at the head office. At that time, the senior told me that his granddaughter is in elementary school and he can't let this **** live.

　　"Senior had one year to retire at the time. It was not easy for him in his life. When he was young, he caught up with the war, and finally returned from alive, determined to defend everyone's peaceful life, and became a policeman.

　　"In one year, I can take the pension to enjoy the family happiness.

　　 "At that time, I told my seniors: It's not necessarily this person, there is no evidence, there is evidence that he was arrested sooner.

　　"Then the senior said to me: ‘As the most senior criminal policeman, I knew it was him at first glance. Leave it alone, he will definitely become bolder and new victims will definitely appear.’

　　 "I refused to give way, and kept blocking the seniors, and finally alarmed them and sent someone to push seniors back. I thought I had done a good thing.

　　"And guess what, the day the senior retired, his granddaughter disappeared.

　　 "Fortunately, this time the suspect was finally caught with irrefutable evidence because he despised our police too much. In the face of hard evidence, the suspect finally confessed his crime.

　　 "He also confessed the place where the granddaughter's corpse was. I can't forget the day when the retired senior faced the broken granddaughter's corpse and didn't speak for a long time.

　　 "Later, the senior saw me and he said: ‘Shiratori-kun, you should be thankful that I don’t have a gun, otherwise I will pull it out and open six holes for you to ventilate.’"

　　 Kazuma: "Is this a real case?"

　　 "Really, you can check the dossier." Shiratori took the unlit cigarette in his hand and moved his nose closer to smell the tobacco.

　　 Kazuma: "You tell me this on purpose to enlighten me to be an extrajudicial sanctioner?"

　　 "I'm just telling you~www.readwn.com~ this shit-and-soil thing is not worthy of your dedication to maintain."

　　 "I asked Ah Mao before and asked him what to do if the law is not perfect and some criminals are let go. He replied to me that he should work hard to improve the law and wait for the law to be perfect before sanctions them."

　　 Shiratori smiled: "It's naive. You should ask him what if Chiyoko was insulted, and then the prisoner escaped the sanctions, and see how he answers."

　　 Kazuma firmly said: "Amao will definitely insist on sanctioning the other party within the scope of the law."

　　 After all, he is a knight of the law.

　　 Shiratori frowned: "Then you dare to marry your sister to him?"

　　 "My sister likes it, but I can't control it. I want to be able to manage it, of course I hope my sister likes me." Kazuma replied.

　　 Shiratori: "Brother and sister **** is illegal. Cousins ​​are not allowed, let alone you are brothers and sisters."

　　 Kazuma: "I'm just saying that. And, don't you think that Amao is also very enviable? He will never hesitate to worry about gains and losses like me."

　　 At the same time, Kazuma thought that a tendon in Amao was also the source of my troubles.

Shiratori sighed: "Okay, you continue to worry about gains and losses. I have said all that should be said. You can talk to me about this at any time during these seven days. Now we are going to work and we must be worthy of the taxpayer's salary. ."