Question from a reader:
Recently, I became aware of an account on YouTube making threats against Watanabe Nagisa. Among the posts was an image of a knife placed on top of a photo book, which made me feel more fear than surprise. I believe that such twisted personal grudges and obsessions can’t simply be dismissed as bad internet humor. If the
Question from a reader:
What do you think about the Instagram of the girl rumored to be a victim in Nakai-san’s incident being targeted by his fans? It’s concerning that none of the magazines or TV shows have reported her real name, yet fans are making assumptions and posting terrible defamation on her Instagram. I’ve seen strange excuses like, “If she
Question from a reader:
Regarding Masahiro Nakai, I am surprised to see that even now there are people who continue to defame the victims in reports related to Fuji TV. If my daughter were to experience a similar situation, would those people continue to defame her in the same way?
Recently, I’ve been astonished to
Question from the reader:
Looking at society lately, I feel that smartphones and the internet can be seen as “devices of violence that attack others.” Am I the only one who thinks this?
Recently, I’ve often felt that smartphones and the internet function as “devices of violence that attack others”
Question from a reader:
I asked a question in this category, but I received defaming remarks and was blocked by someone who disagreed with my opinion. Isn’t this a violation of the rules? What do you think?
Hello everyone! Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how challenging interactions online can be. Especially when faced
