J'ai trouvé cet article avant PhilE :b :b :b
Plus sérieusement, intéressant point de vue que celui de ce vieil ermite nu considérant que après les avoir perdus suite à un cyclone, "porter des vêtements lui paraissait complètement déplacé".
An 82-year-old castaway who has lived on a remote Japanese island for almost 30 years -- most of the time naked -- was taken from his home because of health concerns.
A Japanese octogenarian who lived naked and alone on a remote Japanese island, has been removed by authorities after being reported sick.
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Masafumi Nagasaki had lived in Sotobanari, in a chain of islands near Taiwan, since 1989 and, despite his lack of attire, led a very strict daily regimen, according to news.com.au, a website for several Australian newspapers. His morning routine !!include!!d exercises, followed by several hours of beach cleaning with a pair of white gloves and a rake.
"I have never seen a beach as clean as his, not even in the most luxurious island resorts," said filmmaker Alvaro Cerezo, who made a recent video about the island where Nagasaki lived.
Nagasaki left a job on Japan's main island, Honshu, to pursue his solitary life.
Cerezo told news.com.au that the hermit was removed in April because because at least one person saw him on the island and it seems like he was weak."
The move came despite Nagasaki's intention to stay there until he passed away. "I've already told my family I will die here," he said in Cerezo's video. "My wish is to die here without bothering anyone ... I want to be killed by a typhoon so that nobody can try to save me."
Cerezo said the people who saw Nagasaki "called the police and they took him back to civilization and that's it. He couldn't even fight back because he was weak. They won't allow him to return," he said, adding that Nagasaki is now living in government housing on a nearby island.
""He was kicked out of the island,"" Cerezo said. ""His health is OK, he was probably only sick or had the flu but they won't allow him to go back any more, he cannot go there, it's over.""
As for his nudity, news.com.au reported that Nagasaki spent his first few years on the island clothed but when a typhoon swept through and destroyed his few belongings, he realized that ""wearing clothes here was completely out of place for me.""
""Walking around naked doesn't really fit in with normal society, but here on the island it feels right, it's like a uniform,"" he told Reuters in 2012.
""If you put on clothes you'll feel completely out of place.""
He did, however, don some duds for a weekly trip to another island for supplies.
Message édité par : mapommedapi / 26-06-2018 21:45
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Cela dit la nouvelle info ici, car il avait visiblement déjà approché par Reuters en 2012, est que l'ermite en question a été ramené contre son gré vers le 'monde civilisé' pour se faire soigner suite état de santé jugé inquiétant. 😕 😕
Eh oui, on enlève aux gens le droit de mourir...
Eh oui, on enlève aux gens le droit de mourir...
Ceux qui veulent mourir finissent toujours par y arriver, même s'il leur faut souvent attendre quand ils voudraient que ce soit tout de suite (on va aujourd'hui mourir en Suisse ou en Belgique ou au Portugal comme autrefois on allait avorter en Angleterre ou aux Pays-Bas).
En revanche, on enlève souvent aussi aux gens le droit de vivre.
Et quand on les laisse vivre, on leur enlève le droit de vivre comme ils l'entendent.
