Japan now occupies the nuke-free high ground and would risk losing its innocence if it went nuclear.
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Newsweek columnist Takashi Yokota, on why Japan won’t go nuclear.
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KingSaint
There are thousand of reasons for Japan not to go nuclear, "losing its innocence" is by far the most BS reason I have ever heard.
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dammit
Really? I'd heard that the US has some nuclear warheads or something here, just in case.
But perhaps my information was defective.
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