＞[You] Although it is claimed that the administrations of Kanto Gakuin University and Doshisha University—as well as Congregationalist Protestants and Baptist churches (Protestants)—never officially endorsed the activities of the Red Army Faction (Sekigun-ha), the fact remains that by providing them with a space for their operations, these university administrations, along with the Congregationalist Protestants and Baptist churches, enabled the Red Army Faction to survive.
As a result, the group was able to successfully carry out the Yodo-go Hijacking Incident (1970) and the Tel Aviv Lod Airport Massacre (1972).
Simply claiming that they never officially endorsed the Red Army Faction's activities does not absolve the administrations of Kanto Gakuin University and Doshisha University, nor the Congregationalist Protestants and Baptist churches who actually provided the venue for their operations, from moral and historical responsibility regarding these acts of terrorism.
[You] It is a known fact that at Doshisha University, associated with Congregationalist Protestantism, and Kanto Gakuin University, associated with the Baptist Church, Marxist economics—rather than modern economics—was taught in the vast majority of lectures within their faculties of economics.
When faculty members teach Marx's Capital and The Communist Manifesto, which advocate that "proletarian violent revolution is an inevitable outcome of capitalism," to impressionable students, it should have been foreseeable to a certain extent that some of those students would resort to acts of violence, such as the Red Army Faction's hijacking incident and the Lod Airport massacre, as part of a proletarian violent revolution.
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＞[You]
Although it is claimed that the administrations of Kanto Gakuin University and Doshisha University—as well as Congregationalist Protestants and Baptist churches (Protestants)—never officially endorsed the activities of the Red Army Faction (Sekigun-ha), the fact remains that by providing them with a space for their operations, these university administrations, along with the Congregationalist Protestants and Baptist churches, enabled the Red Army Faction to survive.
As a result, the group was able to successfully carry out the Yodo-go Hijacking Incident (1970) and the Tel Aviv Lod Airport Massacre (1972).
Simply claiming that they never officially endorsed the Red Army Faction's activities does not absolve the administrations of Kanto Gakuin University and Doshisha University, nor the Congregationalist Protestants and Baptist churches who actually provided the venue for their operations, from moral and historical responsibility regarding these acts of terrorism.
[You]
It is a known fact that at Doshisha University, associated with Congregationalist Protestantism, and Kanto Gakuin University, associated with the Baptist Church, Marxist economics—rather than modern economics—was taught in the vast majority of lectures within their faculties of economics.
When faculty members teach Marx's Capital and The Communist Manifesto, which advocate that "proletarian violent revolution is an inevitable outcome of capitalism," to impressionable students, it should have been foreseeable to a certain extent that some of those students would resort to acts of violence, such as the Red Army Faction's hijacking incident and the Lod Airport massacre, as part of a proletarian violent revolution.