How meaningful is it to write ”Research on Buraku Discrimination in Japan” in English Writing on the Internet?
My Japanese blog ”Burakugaku Introduction” has been banned and deleted due to a series of suppression of speech by Japanese main providers.
Japanese left-wing scholars, researchers, educators, and activists have claimed that the ancestors of the people named ”Discrimination Burakumin” were the miserable, pitiful, ”outcasts,” under the early-modern shogunate. However, I have challenged that theory and have argued that they were not outcasts, but judicial police officers under the modern Shogunate system, based on historical documents and folklore.
My blog ”Introduction to Burakugaku”, which makes such a claim, has been banned and deleted. Japanese left-wing scholars, researchers, educators, and social activists say, ” The discriminated Burakumin were ”outcasts,” and were exploited as slaves under the rule of Japanese power."
I, the author of "Introduction to Burakugaku", emphasized that the ancestors of the ”discriminated Burakumin” were not ”outcasts” but were judicial police officers on the side of the ruler who controls the people. The Buraku liberation movement before and after the war denied that the ancestors of the “discriminated Burakumin” were the judicial police officers on the side of the ruler. They have been thoroughly eliminated and suppressed the theory that the Burakumin ancestors were judicial police officers as being contrary to the emancipation theory of socialist thought that they were slaves.
Japanese left-wing scholars, researchers, educators, and activists consider anything that brings economic disadvantages to them as discriminators.
They of left-wing ideology have suppressed, excluded, and ignored research that reveals the history and truth of the "discriminated Burakumin." The administrator of the provider, which has been contaminated with leftist ideology, has thoroughly suppressed speech against those who advocate theories other than the general theory and common theory of the “Buraku liberation movement”.
Fortunately, ”Burakugaku Introduction” on Google's Blogger has not been banned or deleted. It seems that Google's Blogger is the last bastion of freedom of speech.
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