ネトウヨから:日本人は福島の処理水を全て自分たちで飲むべきか

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 No.. it will evaporate and as clouds move to OTHER countries and enter OTHER people's mouths. More direct to just put it into your river system so only Japanese ppl need to drink it. Or are you telling me clouds don't know how to move?

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 No. I think the ocean, not the river, is appropriate to dilute it to a sufficient amount. Which country do you mean by "OTHER countries"?

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 Then pour it into Japanese rivers and crops. Clouds are blown from winds that take them to other countries, such as korea, china, or even as far as america. And currents take water from Japan shores to as far as Los Angles. None of these other people want this "treated" water.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 You want Japanese treated water to flow into Japanese rivers, right? Do you know where the rivers in Japan are connected? Japanese rivers are connected to the sea. Let's dilute the treated water, check its safety, and release it into the sea. It's the same story.

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 That's why I said, irrigate your crops with it. Filter it through Japanese stomachs first. Then no one will care. Don't force it on other ppl and pretend it is safe if you do not have the courage to consume it first hand.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 What I find difficult to understand is that you cannot confirm safety without passing through a someone's stomach. Do people at your nuclear power plants confirm safety by drinking treated water? In my country, the safety of the water is confirmed by measuring with an analyzer.

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 What I find difficult to understand is why do you expect outsiders to trust Tepco, when local people don't trust Tepco. And if your analyser is so accurate, then why not allow locals to drink it all? adn.com/opinions/2021/…

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 Do people at your nuclear power plants confirm safety by drinking treated water?

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 You avoided my question. Why should people trust Tepco and expect them to give correct figures? The same Tepco who makes mistake after mistake? Where I come from, our electricity company doesn't lie to us.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 You also avoided my question. Do people at your nuclear power plants confirm safety by drinking treated water?

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 I told you our electricity providers don't lie. So we can trust them and their testing. But Tepco, different story, now please answer my question, sei sei do do. Are you going to tell me we should trust Tepco? Because Japanese fishermen don't.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 You haven't answered my question. Do people at your nuclear power plants confirm safety by drinking treated water? If drinking treated water at your nuclear power plant isn't a way to ensure safety, I think there is no reason for you to force people in Fukushima to drink it.

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 I already answered you. If you don't think forcing people in Japan to drink it is a solution, then why do you think letting it into the sea to cause pollution for other people is a solution? And why should the world trust Tepco? You still haven't answered me.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 No, you haven't answered yet. If drinking treated water at your nuclear power plant isn't a way to ensure the safety of it , you cannot let the people of Fukushima drink it. The treated water will be diluted and released into the sea after being confirmed to be safe.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 And TEPCO should continue to monitor the discharge of treated water and continue to show its safety to the world.

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 Many academics have already said, they can store the water underground for many more years but because it is costly, Tepco doesn't want to do that. It's cheaper to pour it into the sea. So how is this behavior restoring trust?

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 Isn't TEPCO trying to take responsibility instead of getting a chance? I think the release of water containing tritium into the sea is a common method in nuclear power plants. You can't believe TEPCO. So , TEPCO should endeavor to obtain reliable and accurate data.

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 If they took responsibility, as the experts said, they should spend money and store the water for another 50 years. Not pour it into the sea because it is cheaper and cut corners. They would also not allow Masataka Shimizu to still have a high paying job with Fuji Oil after 311

Erik Killmonger @ErikKil05006065

@juro789 @zlj517 Outside Japan i.e. (in US, China, UK, Europe), any person who makes a big mistake like Masatake Shimizu would be fired and never be hired. Giving him a plum director job in a associate company would be considered as corruption/cronyism. And you want us to trust Tepco? Ja.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 Probably because of the difference between me and you about the reliability of TEPCO. I think the monitoring of treated water by TEPCO will be done with some accuracy. Therefore, I think it may be possible to adopt the method of releasing tritium-containing water into the sea.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 But you can't believe TEPCO. You are free to think so. In that case, what I can say is that TEPCO should monitor the treated water seriously and accurately so that it will someday gain your trust.

誇り高きネトウヨ （ワクチン３回接種済）=NETOUYO = @juro789

@ErikKil05006065 @zlj517 Free is for people, including you, not to trust TEPCO. In that case, TEPCO should seriously and accurately monitor the treated water so that you can regain your trust.