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    AiserX

    @gaijiinfo

    Ahhh Hans Herman Hoppe

    An excellent source of read. Someone whom sometime ago opened my eyes to what Democracy really is.

    Posted in: Rumors of democracy's death have been greatly exaggerated

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    AiserX

    A firm does not care about some equal representation model that social advocates advocate for. Such models always fail because competency is ruled out over equality. Most competent board members across the world are male because they worked hard to earn it. You can apply your equal-rights tactics at the Govt level butt at the private level it wont and should not be tolerated. And why should more members be women? are they suppose to bring different ideas to make a firm more profitable because of their gender? That's the underlying logic by people like Julian Ryall and its very condescending towards men. It's a very discrete way of saying "men are stupid, women are smarter".

    Posted in: Japanese firms need more women board members, outside directors and foreigners

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    AiserX

    For honest citizens this is a great advantage. For fraudsters and cheats it is a pain in the rear.

    No it's not. It would be no different from a U.S Social Security ID. In which fraud runs rampant. Many people have their SS ID's stolen and often such cases take years to finally realize. This is a disgusting piece of legislation that tallies people as mere numbers no different from the next.

    Giving all Japanese a number to simplify tax and pensions is a good idea. It might even cut down on the number of dead people claiming pensions.

    Lulz. It's never news to me when a someone in the U.S uses the SS# of a dead person for benefits. Ultimately this "new" system will backfire as it always does.

    Posted in: All Japanese citizens to be issued ID number

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    AiserX

    The double speak here is that he does not want the war on terror to end.

    Posted in: Obama wants to end 'war on terror' but Congress balks

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    AiserX

    @ badsey

    All the central banks you named are public/govt not private. An institution that is created by Govt y direct legislative means such as the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 cannot be a private entity. Their URL ends with ".gov".

    Posted in: Austerity is a moral issue

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    AiserX

    The initial Keynesian response halted the collapse in economic activity. Keynesianism did just that. Halt the collapse. And continues to halt it even further. It's like building a weak Dam to hold a violent torrent of water. It will only break eventually break resulting in a very nasty initial first strike wave, followed by the initial violent torrent until it finally eases down. Keynesianism is the problem.

    “otherwise this is going to bring down whole political systems. We have to give people some hope or this is going to foment conflict and mutual hatred.”

    Bringing down the political system itself is part of a self correcting solution as the state cannot meet it's over bloated obligations.

    @tkoind2

    It is silly to boil this down to a left right, tax no tax question. The issues here are profoundly deeper than that.

    It certainly is silly to look at it from the left-right paradigm. How ever your wrong on the tax or no tax question. Your also wrong on the magnitude of these issues. They are simple to understand.

    What we have is a failure of the entire economic system. Every economist knows that you need 1 million working class families earning a decent wage more than you need 100 millionaires hoarding wealth to drive an economy. When you don't have a confident working and consuming class, you don't have an economy.

    A lot of wrong on that paragraph. Even if you have 100 millionaires hoarding wealth, the only to do so is by investments thus of course expecting returns. Which means a product or service has to be created before hand. That's wealth creation. As for a decent wage, well that depends. A decent wage in say NYC is not the same as a decent wage in Moscow. Then you have to take into account what the individual considers a decent wage for him/herself. Also there is an economy no matter what. An economy is not consumption, although part of it an economy is mainly individuals freely interacting with one another without the means of coercion. You can theoretically drive out all the consumption you still have an economy.

    Concentration of wealth, failure of the system to create meaningful jobs for people and outright greed and corruption are to blame for our woes. Not the poor who consume support or the politicians who intelligently recognize that you can't apply life or die libertarian ideas to solve this problem.

    What ever wealth is being concentrated and that is assuming that its wealth not wealth politically connected is a good thing. People want to horde wealth because we all know there is so much more you can do more freedom is involved. Currently we have no politicians anywhere in the world enacting libertarian ideas, that is considering the major economies only. But instead statist ideas

    What is needed is a change in the very core of the system. And yes, that means making sure that wealth is moving and not being hoarded. It does not help the world for wealth to concentrate. It helps the world for wealth to be distributed, used and have it generate demand and jobs.

    A change is certainly needed in the system and a big one at that. But judging by the tone of this paragraph you seem to be implying that wealth needs to be forced to move....somewhere...anywhere..... as long as its moving. Lulz. People need to be allowed to either "horde" (save) wealth or use it freely. BTW did you know that in Taiwan officials want to crack down on anyone hoarding food? perhaps you can give them some pointers.

    So as long as we all live this idiotic fantasy that being rich is what we should all admire and aspire to, then things will remain difficult. What we should want is for everyone to be middle class as much as possible. Why? Because then we work, we produce, we need and consume things, that creates more work, more wealth and support for our communities.

    It's not an idiotic fantasy. People that want to be rich will try to become rich. It is especially a good motivating factor for those less fortunate. I was not born rich, bu if it were not for that drive then I would not have pursue the various technical skills in I.T, Programming and Robotics that I enjoy.

    Posted in: Austerity is a moral issue

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    AiserX

    What I do not like is how Akimoto and his ilk treat the girls like property, and not people.

    That's a very strong statement to make.

    When someone is legally the property of someone else, then they are considered a slave(s). There is one key word that has to be used here to see if this is true or not, voluntarism. Is the relationship between the master and his property voluntary? well yes. Both parties do not have to associate with one another and no means of coercion is involved but mutual interest.

    They are hardly property at all.

    Posted in: AKB marches on

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    AiserX

    The old arguments about racism, which have so exercised liberals, are not wholly beside the point - racism remains everywhere - but they are less relevant than they were.

    Racism cannot be irrelevant and be everywhere at once. Self contradictory. Even if you do compare today to yesterday.

    Posted in: Scrambling for the immigrant elite

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    AiserX

    All monopolies are Govt granted privileges.

    who has long been critical of government support for utilities

    The companies, including Tokyo Electric Power Co and Kansai Electric Power Co, still supply almost 98% of Japan’s electricity and terms for access to their transmission lines make it onerous for new entrants.

    > Wrenching control of transmission from regional monopolies to create a national grid

    Govt with its laws, regulations and taxation's lobbied by such companies are what give the companies monopolies on the regional level.So long as they control the energy supply at the regional level then they have no need to compete with one another. Competitions must be allowed into this un-free market to allows cost of services to be lowered, for new more effective companies to appear and for a quality product.

    Posted in: Gov't takes aim at electricity monopolies

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    AiserX

    Certainly was not a disappointment for me. I knew there was a massive fraud behind his mysterious character even before 2008. I also knew everyone was in for a big surprises given how everyone around me was infatuated with the man to noxious levels.

    What took me by surprise how ever is how much of a sociopath the mean really is. I did not expect him to be any better or worse then Bush or the average politician, but was much worse then I expected.

    Posted in: Once a beacon, Obama under fire over civil liberties

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    AiserX

    @Pizzatime

    LinkedIn does not necessarily have to be about getting a job via direct methods. It ca also be indirect methods. The site is more of an electronic richer resume then anything else. Some places won't hire if you do not have a LinkedIn account under the guise that you are somehow not up to the the times. This rings especially true where I work at, the tech industry.

    Posted in: LinkedIn looks to build on its impressive resume

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    AiserX

    A lot of anti lolita hatred in this thread. Not a style that I like at all but hey what ever floats ones own boat.

    Does no-one ever get bored of "kawaii" here? There never seems to be any backlash or even very much irony or sarcasm about it. It is all so seriously "kawaii" and has been going on ... well ... forever, as far as I can see. Time to kick it into the long grass and come up with something else, perhaps even something a bit more adult.

    Speaking of irony, the irony in his post is that being an adult is boring. What do you propose is more adult ad a better replacement?

    Posted in: Japanese Lolitas plan world domination

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    AiserX

    Penalized? More like a priv company wanted to keep more of its earnings. While another party wants to steal more at gun point and call it a "tax".

    Posted in: NTV penalized for concealing Y150 mil income

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    AiserX

    IMO the biggest horror of Gitmo is a little section called Camp Iguana where minors of ages 16 and below are kept. Few people are actually aware of this fact.

    Guantanamo is not necessary to keep America safe," Obama said,

    Politicians are masters of Orwellian double speak. If a politician says "unnecessary" he means the opposite. If he means "necessary" then also the opposite. Leftist are totally infatuated by this man that they fall in love when he says hes going to do such things and does the opposite while they turn a blind forgiving eye to him. Scary.

    Posted in: Obama can close Guantanamo

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    AiserX

    It is the world’s most important organization,

    No, its not. And thank goodness it's dysfunctional.

    Posted in: A failure to lead at the U.N.

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    AiserX

    I think many commentators are missing out on the big picture here which is

    The number of Japanese women who are struggling with food and living expenses is reported to be on the rise.

    Why is this? Well it's because too many people believe that you can somehow promote economic growth with a weak yen. Or that a strong and valuable yen is somehow bad for Japan. Trashing your currency means you ultimately have to pay more in that unit for even basic necessities. Ad to make people suffer this way is wrong on all levels.

    Posted in: Women use smartphone games to lure men into paying for their food expenses

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    AiserX

    Crime does not pay.

    Posted in: 2 inmates hanged, bringing number of executions to 5 under Abe

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    AiserX

    While I agree with the view that Islam is part of the problem, it is important that we investigate thoroughly as to why these two Chechen brothers did what they did. It is very odd that Chechen Muslims would bomb a U.S even when were used to them bombing Russians instead.

    Posted in: For American Muslims, dread

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    AiserX

    Strange how we never actually get to see what actually goes behind these "peace talks". Yet the outcome of these talkis is always negative. Kind of makes one wonder.

    Posted in: Japan, U.S. agree on Tokyo joining TPP talks

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    AiserX

    It’s archaic and it’s unfair. It’s also a safe bet that if women ran sports, instead of the other way around, they would be far too civilized to make men parade around for their pleasure.

    Lulz.

    If they were in charge, they would just parade themselves. Also why is it "unfair"? since when were these practices about fairness/unfairness? let alone archaic?

    Posted in: Why do sports use women as eye candy?

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