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玉川は安田の業績について答えられず、個人が第一義的に責任を負うとする橋下に軍配が上がり、救済以前の自己責任を認めざるを得なかった。

自己責任が原則。
辛坊治郎には禁反言の原則が適用される。

https://d1021.hatenadiary.jp/entry/2018/10/30/200030

玉川の心情

話をすりかえるしかない玉川

アンチのディレクターの嫌がらせ企画かもw

橋下徹にケツふいてもらったな玉川

橋下がちゃんと玉ちゃんをフォローしてた(笑)

暗黙に、自己責任論も書いてあるよ？
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/14/opinion/from-journalist-to-hostage.html
ドイツ、フランスは公的ではないがすぐ金を払うから生存率が高い。
アメリカ、イギリスはその逆で厳格な非譲歩。

War reporters are well aware of the dangers they face covering conflicts, and they make threat assessments and carefully consider worst-case scenarios.
They also take responsibility for the consequences their decisions have for their families and other people involved in rescuing them.
戦争記者は、紛争を扱う危険性を十分に認識しており、脅威評価および最悪シナリオを考えます。
彼らはまた、彼らの家族や他の人々の救済に関わる決定に対して、彼らの決定が及ぼす影響についても責任を負います。

www.nytimes.com

Some people will ask: Why should the government be responsible for paying ransoms for journalists who were kidnapped abroad? My question is: What is the alternative? To let people be murdered while conducting a job that plays a crucial role in democracy and education? Or should journalists not travel into conflict zones and disaster areas, not cover America’s wars and interventions worldwide, not shine light on global issues like genocides and human trafficking? We need to consider: How else do we get important, independent information from outside our comfort zones if not from journalists, both American and foreign?

Journalism is an inherently risky profession, and as news organizations close costly foreign bureaus, our bounty of foreign news reporting shifts to freelancers, who often set out into dangerous settings unsupported and without proper training. (Major news organizations, like The Times, traditionally send out their reporters with support that freelance journalists lack.) War reporters are well aware of the dangers they face covering conflicts, and they make threat assessments and carefully consider worst-case scenarios. They also take responsibility for the consequences their decisions have for their families and other people involved in rescuing them.

Michael Scott Moore is no exception. He struggles with the impact his kidnapping had on his mother and might always have to live with the guilt. But he lives to share his story.