Is groping a woman a charitable act?

DanTonosaki · (#1 (**permalink**))

This is just strange. Is this something that I should expect in Tokyo? I am here in Tokyo on holiday now, but considering moving permanently in the fall, and as a Christian, I'm not sure I approve.

Article about groping women for charity

RealJames · (#2 (**permalink**))

Do you approve everything America does too?

You'll have a very difficult time finding a place to live if approving of all the countries actions is a requirement, especially if seen from christian eyes.

tokusatsufan · (#3 (**permalink**))

I'm a Christian. I just see it as a bit of fun. Well I say I'm a Christian,I believe that there is something more than this life. When I went to Shinto/Buddhist temples I joined in with what they were doing. Yeah,I think as long as it's voluntary.

Nyororin · (#4 (**permalink**))

Just a quick heads up before the thread has a chance to go too far into dangerous territory - we do not allow religious discussion on JF.

So let us look at this as something that goes against your personal beliefs.

In my opinion, no matter what your reasons are for disagreeing for it... The best thing would be to just, well, not get involved. No matter what they are auctioning off, you do not have to participate.

There are lots of things out there in the world that I do not agree with for various reasons. My policy is to just not have anything to do with them.
Not every person in Japan, nor every charity event in Japan, has something to do with this so I find it a bit of a mystery why it would have any effect on your choice to live or not live in the country. I would even be more than willing to say that 99.9% of the Japanese population has no clue there even is an auction like that.

godwine · (#5 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nyororin

Just a quick heads up before the thread has a chance to go too far into dangerous territory - we do not allow religious discussion on JF.

So let us look at this as something that goes against your personal beliefs.

In my opinion, no matter what your reasons are for disagreeing for it... The best thing would be to just, well, not get involved. No matter what they are auctioning off, you do not have to participate.

There are lots of things out there in the world that I do not agree with for various reasons. My policy is to just not have anything to do with them.
Not every person in Japan, nor every charity event in Japan, has something to do with this so I find it a bit of a mystery why it would have any effect on your choice to live or not live in the country. I would even be more than willing to say that 99.9% of the Japanese population has no clue there even is an auction like that.

I looked at that article, if I read it correctly with my limited knowledge with the English language, I believe this was something hosted by a Porn related company, given the ties, do you approve the pron industry?

This is not a normal practice, in fact, its FAR from a normal charity practice, and as Nyroin said, I bet that not that many people are aware of such an event.

JBaymore · (#6 (**permalink**))

You might want to stay out of Nevada in the USA too. Legal prostitution.

best,

............john

acjama · (#7 (**permalink**))

If the deciding factor whether to move to a country is based on how random but most convenient sample of the target country's people fit your moral preferences, perhaps you'd be more lucky with Nauru or Tuvalu instead.

MMM · (#8 (**permalink**))

Howard Stern has much more "immoral" contests on his radio show, and surely a mch wider audience.

GoNative · (#9 (**permalink**))

This was all religious discussion. It isn't allowed here, and a warning has already been given once. Next comment is a lock. ~Misa.

godwine · (#10 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by GoNative

Removed for religious discussion.

Lets not go there....