Will people stop booing Trump if he and his entire administration resign? What about his descendants?
What if he commits the Japanese ceremonies Seppuku (or harakiri) would that save his descendants from sharing in his dishonor? Saving THEM at the least.
It’d be the most befitting of SAVE Acts.
DEFINITIONS:
SEPPUKU- a form of Japanese ritualistic suicide by disembowelment, historically practiced by samurai to avoid dishonor, capture, or as a form of protest. Deeply rooted in the Bushido warrior code, it was considered a courageous act to restore honor to oneself or family, often involving a second who would decapitate the practitioner.
Key details regarding honor suicide in Japan:
Method: The practitioner would cut into their abdomen with a blade, often a tanto, to demonstrate courage.
Purpose: It was used to avoid the shame of defeat, protest unfair treatment, or atone for failures.
CONTEXT: While originating with samurai in the 12th century, it was used by officers during World War II and, in earlier eras, served as capital punishment.
Jigai: A female version of this practice, which involved cutting the throat, was known as jigai.
Cultural Significance: This practice is deeply embedded in Japanese history as a form of self-sacrifice rather than a disgraceful act.
It’d be the most befitting of SAVE Acts.
DEFINITIONS:
SEPPUKU- a form of Japanese ritualistic suicide by disembowelment, historically practiced by samurai to avoid dishonor, capture, or as a form of protest. Deeply rooted in the Bushido warrior code, it was considered a courageous act to restore honor to oneself or family, often involving a second who would decapitate the practitioner.
Key details regarding honor suicide in Japan:
Method: The practitioner would cut into their abdomen with a blade, often a tanto, to demonstrate courage.
Purpose: It was used to avoid the shame of defeat, protest unfair treatment, or atone for failures.
CONTEXT: While originating with samurai in the 12th century, it was used by officers during World War II and, in earlier eras, served as capital punishment.
Jigai: A female version of this practice, which involved cutting the throat, was known as jigai.
Cultural Significance: This practice is deeply embedded in Japanese history as a form of self-sacrifice rather than a disgraceful act.
