Sengoku page Reiwa memorandum 0018

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Kasugayama Castle:Narumi Shogunate

Oyagata-sama: Uesugi Domanmaru Kagetora

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◆Tensho 451 April 24th

"Surprised Reiwa Senior Citizen"

　In the era of Reiwa, the power of vested interests of politicians seems to be tremendous. It is said that if you become a member of the Diet, your annual income will be about 100 million yen. My Oyagata-sama, who is grieving over the costs of the successive battles, pays no attention to his own money. In order to lighten the burden on the people of the fief, he attaches great importance to involvement in politics even in between wars with feudal lords. Even if the citizens of Reiwa have the right to vote, they do not go to polling stations, and they must prepare a large amount of deposit money to participate in elections. Mr. Oyakata is angry that there is no such thing as an open Reiwa parliamentary democracy. It seems that the samurai spirit of Japan has become dull due to the enslavement of America's culture after the defeat. As long as it's really sad. Also, I'm worried about the negative effects of the single-seat constituency system. For example, even if you lost in a certain district, it would be a fraud itself to be reinstated in proportion. With this, even if the people of the territory aim for the lives of politicians, they can't complain. What is the meaning of the laughter of those who won the election? If there is, it will be a hooray for the winner to be guaranteed four years of legislative remuneration. The government of Japan is such that a talent or a former Ginza mother can become a member of the House of Councilors, so the lords of Bantenren must be sneering. In the Sengoku period, under Oyakata-sama, politics is decided on a consensual basis. The people of Japan appear to be very good-natured. You can't live in a world of warring states.

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