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    Disillusioned

    Big brother is always watching, fool!

    Posted in: Canadian man arrested at Narita airport for stealing camera

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    This is the voice that needs to be heard and taught in Japan.

    Most Japanese share this opinion, but are too busy hating China to voice it.

    Posted in: Japan's wartime brothels were wrong, says 91-year-old veteran

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    I suppose it is no different to the Social Security number in the US or the Tax File Number in Britain. I guess it is also more secure than the bloody Hanko system. At present, you can change your name with a trip to the 100 yen shop. I just hope the Windows XP computers at the shiakusho can handle it with no internet connections.

    Posted in: All Japanese citizens to be issued ID number

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    I wanted to tell them I am sorry for this misunderstanding,

    What misunderstanding? They (and we) understand that you are a right-wing twit with no common sense and you should resign! It is you that misunderstands Hashimoto!

    Posted in: Hashimoto regrets meeting cancelation; wants to apologize to U.S.

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    I can see an advantage an hour of DST in summer, but winter is absurd! Kids will be going to school in darkness. This is just another economically motivated plan with no consideration to the over all impact on society. Japanese men will not go home and play sports or cook BBQs after work. They will just work later. How will any ody get there kids to sleep if it is still daylight at 10pm? It is just stooopid!

    Posted in: Gov't considers setting clock ahead by two hours

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    You have got to be concerned about their motivation for this. It is only so the stock market will be open an hour earlier than Sydney. Two hours is too much! One hour is sufficient. If they advance the clocks two hours it will still be daylight at 10pm, which totally absurd!

    Posted in: Gov't considers setting clock ahead by two hours

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    According to the association figures, 77% of the attacks were carried out under the influence of alcohol...... 123 cases, occurred between 10 p.m. and the last train.

    Do you think there is a connection between alcohol and violence on trains? And, what are they gonna do about it? Nothing, of course!

    Posted in: Violence against train station staff still rife

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    I agree it would 'probably' save quite a few infants from a tortuous life or possibly even death if this system was made available nationally, but looking at the accounts of abuse of the system and the reasons given makes me sick to my stomach that this society has to have this system at all!

    Posted in: Kumamoto baby hatch says it received 9 infants in fiscal 2012

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    Ka_chan: It's the same reason no one from TEPCO has been charged over the Fukushima disaster. They are above the law! Laws in Japan only applies to those who can't afford to avoid them.

    Posted in: Nuclear watchdog agrees Tsuruga nuclear plant sits atop active fault

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    The enemy of your enemy is your friend. Just another way to P-off the South Koreans

    Posted in: Japan considers talks with N Korea, surprising allies

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    “I got angry because he wouldn’t stop crying.”

    Yeah moron, one month old babies do that. That is all they can do! No doubt this loser abuses his other two kids and his wife as well. Beating on a one month old baby must have made him feel like such a big man. Now, hopefully, he will learn about being a little man in prison. I dunno about Japanese jails, but I know where I come from child abusers and molesters do not fare well in prison.

    Posted in: 39-year-old man arrested for beating 1-month-old son to death

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    Tsuruga’s No. 2 reactor now faces indefinite stoppage or likely decommissioning unless its operator provides new data overriding the watchdog’s decision.

    So, the company has threatened the watchdogs and now will source another opinion to the contrary and, more than likely, pay to get it. It wouldn't be the first the nuclear power industry in Japan has bribed to get what they want.

    Posted in: Nuclear watchdog agrees Tsuruga nuclear plant sits atop active fault

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    tolyodoumo - Playing too much violent video games. Kids are being brainwashed numbing their moral sensibilities.

    Oh, please! Give me a break! There was violence in society long before video games. This is just another whacko wanting attention and tried yet another random killing to get it.

    Posted in: Youth arrested for hitting 16-year-old girl with baseball bat

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    Upgrayedd - Did you read this?

    Detractors say the lumbering pace of Japan’s justice system, where cases can take months or even years to be heard, will reduce the chance of a foreign parent making a successful applicant to have their child returned.

    Posted in: Diet approves child abduction treaty

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    Read the article carefully. It means nothing! It clearly states they have included a clause that there is only one year to apply, which the Japanese courts will drag out to ensure the case is never heard. And, the BS at the end stating they want to protect Japanese women from abusive men. All the mother has to do is 'say' he was abusive and that will be thend of it, regardless of the truth. It's just another Japanese snow-job to appease the international community with many hidden loopholes to exploit. This so-called 'agreement' is not worth the paper it is written on! I can't wait for the first case to hit the headlines cos it will be a disaster!

    Posted in: Diet approves child abduction treaty

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    Realistically, I think TEPCO owes compensation to just about everybody in Kanto or even the whole of Japan for that matter. All the inconvenience caused by power cuts after the meltdown, the exposure through foods, all the people in support industries that lost income and jobs, TEPCO's lies and incompetence that just keep coming. The list goes on and on! I said from the outset, there is not enough money in Japan to fully compensate everyone directly and indirectly effected by TEPCO's 'man-made' disaster.

    However, the things that really get to me are, nobody from TEPCO has been held accountable nor has anyone faced any charges and, we have this wombat Abe promoting nuclear power and wanting to start up all the reactors again. One nuclear disaster has virtually destroyed the economy and this twit wants to keep using them? It's just un-trucking-believable!!!

    Posted in: Hundreds of Miyagi residents seek equal compensation as Fukushima

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    Twitter is “an important tool to convey views,”

    No it's not! It is just somewhere for you to sit in front of a computer with your shochu and the rising sun flag draped over shoulders while you write any imperialistic rubbish that comes into your silly little mind.

    Posted in: Ishihara advises Hashimoto to stop tweeting

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    Moonraker - He should care cos he was sitting in the priority seat. That's why!

    Posted in: Transport ministry to unify rules for baby strollers on buses, trains

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    Asking others to hold a pram is asking for trouble. I wouldn't trust anybody, whether there was a kid in it or not. Mothers with kids in prams should be given priority regardless of the hour of travel. Asking a mother to fold up a baby carriage is absolutely ridiculous! Anyone with kids knows how much stuff is placed in and on a pram and what if the mother has a couple of kids with her? The problem is not the prams. The problem is a society of self-centered shallow-minded individuals that will not help a mother with kids. Instead of drawing up a plan on how to deal with prams they should be drawing up a series of fines and penalties for any selfish twit that won't get up off his or butt for a mother. Quite a few years ago when my wife was seven or eight months pregnant and my eldest child was 2, we got onto a busy train. I stood in front a 20-something manga-haired boy who was pretending to be asleep in the priority seat. He glanced up at me and promptly dropped his head back down. I was holding my 2y/o daughter and my heavily pregnant wife was standing next to me. I just gave the twit a little kick in the shins and told him to move his donkey. He just looked up at me with a snarl and dropped his head back down again. This just infuriated me. I kicked the little wanker again (pretty hard) and screamed at him to move. At this point, the old woman sitting next to him got up and offered her seat, which I wasn't gonna wear. I grabbed him and pulled him out of the seat and he started screaming like a little girl. I wanted to throttle the little twerp, but my better judgement kicked in and I let him go. This is the problem with prams and mothers with kids. It is not the access. It is the society!

    Posted in: Transport ministry to unify rules for baby strollers on buses, trains

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    T_rexmaxytime - These comfort woman was paid lump some of money every month and they did not need to serve men they did not like. The issue is that Korea is claiming that the girl were enforced by the J-government. But the facts that they presents are not strong enough to change any results. If it were, there would be conclusion by now.

    Are you serious? Did this misinformation come from a Japanese high school textbook? If this is truly so, why were three-quarters of the 200,000 women beaten, starved and raped to death? Yeah, they were paid (a pittance), but there choice was, do it or die!

    Posted in: Hashimoto says S Korean troops guilty of wartime sex abuse

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