近年、日本の法曹界は異常である。「犯罪を明らかに犯した外国人」Aがいるとして、弁護士は人権を盾に過剰に擁護し、被疑者になったことを差別と呼ぶ。検察官はAを不起訴にし、裁判官はAを無罪とする。こんな事例が急増している。
これら法曹の劣化は、もちろん日本人の法曹が劣化しているから起こるのだろうが、その大きな原因は、日本で一回だけ政権を取った民主党（今の立憲民主党）が司法試験の国籍条項を撤廃したことにある。日本人以外の外国人が法曹になって、外国人に有利な行動を取るのだ。
日本で現在喧しい政治課題に「選択的夫婦別姓制度」がある。これは旧姓を変えたくない女性たちのたってからの願いだそうだが、これを望む国民は全体の１６％しかいない。でも左翼政党および自民党左派はこの法案の成立に躍起である。
何故か・・・これは外国人の便宜を図るこれらの勢力が、通名（ニックネーム）をそのまま強固に固定し、戸籍制度を切り崩して破壊し、外国人の思うままの行動を取らせる意図が見え隠れする。戸籍を経ないから、その人物が「何者」であるか、追跡できなくなるのだ。日本で、どこの馬の骨か解らぬ者の放埓を許す策動なのだ。法曹界の劣化は、その先駆けだった。
Optional separate surnames for married couples, common names, family registry system (Essay)
Mitsunari Okamoto(Mitsunari Chin) Komeito Diet member of Chinese origin
In recent years, the legal profession in Japan has been abnormal. When a "foreigner who committed a crime" A is found, lawyers overly defend him, citing human rights, and call his being a suspect discrimination. The prosecutor drops the charges against A, and the judge finds A not guilty. Such cases are rapidly increasing.
These deteriorations in the legal profession are, of course, due to the decline of the Japanese legal profession, but the main cause is that the Democratic Party (now the Constitutional Democratic Party), which held power only once in Japan, abolished the nationality clause in the bar exam. Non-Japanese foreigners become legal professionals and take actions that favor foreigners.
A hot political issue in Japan right now is the "optional separate surnames for married couples." This is said to be a long-held wish of women who do not want to change their maiden names, but only 16% of the public wants this. However, left-wing parties and the left wing of the Liberal Democratic Party are eager to pass this bill.
Because... it seems that these forces, who seek the convenience of foreigners, intend to firmly fix nicknames as they are, undermine and destroy the family registry system, and allow foreigners to act as they please. Because there is no family registry, it is impossible to track who a person is. It is a scheme to allow the recklessness of people who are unknown in Japan. The deterioration of the legal profession was a precursor to this.
Rei Morishita
