This is very hard to take in.. didn't know about this occurrence.. and gee.. you're such an intelligent man lols.. anyways as I was saying, it's so hard for many and the majority of asians to come out of their shell because so many are very conservative including myself. Other than that, thank you for sharing~
Sounds like a good idea but they should really invest in fighting suicide in other ways, lights cant make depression go away. I think its the whole social stigma like any other country, depression is just weakness and you need to "man up", its not that simple. Its a mental condition that requires help just as much as physical illness requires.
@patsybob They are fighting in different ways of course..suicide has been decreasing in Japan everysingle year since the government got serious around 2002...unfortunately the tsunami and earthquake might cause another spike in suicides
Well, I don't think the first thing going through most peoples' minds when they see a seemingly innocent LED is "Wow, that'll help prevent people from jumping in front of trains." I have to wonder at the logic behind it... is the blue light supposed to affect mood or something?
man i was reading about the suicides in japan. according to wiki and i quote "Rail companies will charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic"
that is crazy! if the main reasons for suicides in japan is losing your job, living in poverty, depression and other things like that, then how is putting already depressed people under more financial scrutiny.gonna help them decrease the levels of suicides?
@cool2t it may at least make people not jump in front of trains and bring debt to there families which may or may no prevent there suicide later. It is fucked up but it cost millions of yen lost in big city for delays,clean-up, lost customers and it adds up and puts more burden on the taxpayers that did not decide to take their own lives. still very sad.
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cyrusfett 6 hours ago
hehe i like the beging "woooaoow mann"
Yazuto98 2 days ago
I don't understand how an LED light can prevent someone from ending their life.
And you should be ashamed of yourself calling those that choose to die sad.
logictrigger 1 week ago
Why is so common for suicide in Japan?
SuperPacman66 2 weeks ago
@SuperPacman66 it's very hard to be japanese
penquinftw 1 week ago
This is very hard to take in.. didn't know about this occurrence.. and gee.. you're such an intelligent man lols.. anyways as I was saying, it's so hard for many and the majority of asians to come out of their shell because so many are very conservative including myself. Other than that, thank you for sharing~
shokaido 3 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
im not an expert on suicides but to me it seems its really a bad idea
i mean just the fact that something goes wrong and you survive but paralyzed from the neck down would be enough to scare me
i believe most japanese who choose the train are making a statement
MrUlutraman 1 month ago
i love blue-film anyway
Meizu09 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Sounds like a good idea but they should really invest in fighting suicide in other ways, lights cant make depression go away. I think its the whole social stigma like any other country, depression is just weakness and you need to "man up", its not that simple. Its a mental condition that requires help just as much as physical illness requires.
patsybob 1 month ago
@patsybob They are fighting in different ways of course..suicide has been decreasing in Japan everysingle year since the government got serious around 2002...unfortunately the tsunami and earthquake might cause another spike in suicides
TheRationalDude 4 weeks ago
Well, I don't think the first thing going through most peoples' minds when they see a seemingly innocent LED is "Wow, that'll help prevent people from jumping in front of trains." I have to wonder at the logic behind it... is the blue light supposed to affect mood or something?
Jimaera 1 month ago
Thanks for uploading the video~ I learn something new from your videos every time ^^
Narutorendan45 1 month ago
man i was reading about the suicides in japan. according to wiki and i quote "Rail companies will charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic"
that is crazy! if the main reasons for suicides in japan is losing your job, living in poverty, depression and other things like that, then how is putting already depressed people under more financial scrutiny.gonna help them decrease the levels of suicides?
cool2t 1 month ago
@cool2t it may at least make people not jump in front of trains and bring debt to there families which may or may no prevent there suicide later. It is fucked up but it cost millions of yen lost in big city for delays,clean-up, lost customers and it adds up and puts more burden on the taxpayers that did not decide to take their own lives. still very sad.
UltraGanjagirl420 2 weeks ago
Wrong channel I guess.
jerremm 1 month ago
:( sad story for a future light :(
nt109 1 month ago