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【再生の道】の歩き方♪ ココが変だよ、日本の選挙。 昨日のあやちゃんポスター貼りでのこと。 私たちの番号18番に間違って貼った党があった。 勝手に剥がしちゃダメで、選管に連絡するのがルール。葛飾では3箇所間違えられていた。 本日朝イチで連絡したところ、昼前にやっとお返事。 「剥がしてかまいませんよ」 「上から貼ってもいいし」 と相手の党が言ってるので。 は???耳を疑いました。 さすがにキレ気味に伝えました。 こちらは1日以上、候補者の写真が貼れず、今日わざわざ貼りに行かなきゃならない。剥がしてる姿もかなりヤバイ人に見える😅 間違えた方が明らかに悪いのに、剥がしていいって許可はなんなの??? 謝罪はないの??? 間違えられた側が損して、間違った方にはペナルティない。 どんなルールなの、それ??? 間違えた政党からの謝罪がないのも大概だし、それを当たり前に受け止めてる選管もかなりおかしい。 ビジネスで考えたら、次の仕事は確実になくなる対応だと思う。 私の心が狭い??? そして、玉木さん陣営は、こんな雑な仕事をする人たちばかりなんでしょうか? 葛飾だけで、 18番に間違って貼ったのが3枚。 16番に間違って貼ったのも発見! 他のエリアでも間違い報告多数。。。 #投票にいこう
The image shows a section of an election poster board in Katsushika, Japan. The board is divided into numbered sections, each corresponding to a candidate's number. The numbers visible include 6, 5, 17, 42, 41, and 40. There is a poster for candidate number 18, which was mistakenly placed in the wrong section. Overlaid on the image are two emojis: a laughing emoji and a distressed emoji, which likely represent the poster's reaction to the situation described in the post text. The post text discusses the frustration of the candidate's campaign team due to the incorrect placement of posters by another party, leading to delays and additional work for them. The context highlights the rules of the election commission and the lack of accountability from the party that made the mistake.
The image shows a section of an election poster board in Katsushika, Japan. The board is divided into numbered sections, each corresponding to a candidate's number. The numbers visible include 6, 5, 17, 42, 41, and 40. There is a poster for candidate number 18, which was mistakenly placed in the wrong section. Overlaid on the image are two emojis: a laughing emoji and a distressed emoji, which likely represent the poster's reaction to the situation described in the post text. The post text discusses the frustration of the candidate's campaign team due to the incorrect placement of posters by another party, leading to delays and additional work for them. The context highlights the rules of the election commission and the lack of accountability from the party that made the mistake.
The image shows a section of an election poster board in Katsushika, Japan. The board is divided into numbered sections, each corresponding to a candidate's number. The numbers visible include 6, 5, 17, 42, 41, and 40. There is a poster for candidate number 18, which was mistakenly placed in the wrong section. Overlaid on the image are two emojis: a laughing emoji and a distressed emoji, which likely represent the poster's reaction to the situation described in the post text. The post text discusses the frustration of the candidate's campaign team due to the incorrect placement of posters by another party, leading to delays and additional work for them. The context highlights the rules of the election commission and the lack of accountability from the party that made the mistake.
The image shows a section of an election poster board in Katsushika, Japan. The board is divided into numbered sections, each corresponding to a candidate's number. The numbers visible include 6, 5, 17, 42, 41, and 40. There is a poster for candidate number 18, which was mistakenly placed in the wrong section. Overlaid on the image are two emojis: a laughing emoji and a distressed emoji, which likely represent the poster's reaction to the situation described in the post text. The post text discusses the frustration of the candidate's campaign team due to the incorrect placement of posters by another party, leading to delays and additional work for them. The context highlights the rules of the election commission and the lack of accountability from the party that made the mistake.