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    DoLittleBeLate

    On top of the entertainment value of the "island news", it is an unanticipated bonus how the hotheads here keep mixing Senkaku/Diayou/Tiaoyutai and Liancourt Rocks/Takeshima/Dokdo together. Shall we think of a joint name for China, Taiwan, South Korea and Russia as well? Let's call them "The Great Western Satans", shall we?

    Posted in: S Korea rejects Japan's proposal to take isle dispute to int'l court

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    DoLittleBeLate

    The Japanese Emperor is not a political figure in any way. His apology means nothing else than he as an individual apologizes.

    Anyway, apology without real regret should be ignored since it has no value. If Japanese want to remember what happened in WW2, they should remember EVERYTHING that happened in WW2. Historical facts are not open for editing nor debating.

    Posted in: Should the emperor apologize to South Korea for Japan's colonial-era abuses?

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Japanese facists are doing a good job in proving that the Chinese and Korean points of view are the correct ones. There is no dignity in Yasukuni, only brutality.

    War crimes must be remembered.

    Posted in: Korean man assaulted by extremists for protesting Japanese war crimes

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    DoLittleBeLate

    I'm sure the efficiency of the Chinese government to protect Japanese nationals reflects Japanese governments desire to protect foreign nationals, as was well demonstrated by the incident involving a certain South Korean national, J-coppers and a pack of uncontrollable vicious animals.

    Ossan, you just keep hiding behind U.S's back, after creating the problems in the first place. China, South Korea, Russia, they all have more friends in the area than Japan. And how is Japan making up all the troubles it causes to U.S? Clock's ticking, patience running out. You really believe any fleet will come to you? Because of ink on a piece of paper? Paid by who? That is just an international treaty, and everybody knows exactly in what way Japan respects international treaties.

    Japan really should look into making more friends around the neighbourhood instead of talking big and then cowering behind the back of somebody who has wider interests in peace in the area. World gets fast tired of the antiques of eternal jr high school boys.

    Posted in: Japan says isle dispute should not hurt bilateral ties with China

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Tairitsuiken, don't try to cloud up the issue. We are not talking about bruised egos and harsh words here. These children were physically tortured. Broken bones, burn injuries inflicted. They are serious crimes that bring prison time to those of adult age everywhere in the world, and nobody thinks differently.

    But this level of severity makes the criminal's age unimportant. Their upbringing has failed so completely that no amount of "understanding" is going to stop the degradation. Only fear of severe reprecussions can keep these vicious animals in societal behaviour. They need to be taught lessons before they are handed death sentences when they do continue their behaviour as adults. Indeed the best way to confront bullies is to beat them back hard and never stop.

    Teachers cannot be trusted. They'd rather throw children to the wolves like they were done at, and since J-cops have nothing better to do (I know they should have, but these are J-cops), they should earn their food. I say jail time to torturers. They already ruined their own future with their emotionless sociopathic life, no need to ruin the futures of their victims as well. Anyway, bullies can't actually feel anything, so why pat their heads?

    Posted in: More bullying victims turning to police to file criminal charges

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    DoLittleBeLate

    The Japanese government, which controls the islands, last week refused permission for any of the party to land.

    In the light of what just happened: "Controls"?!? Seriously? You call that "controlling"? I'd hate see what could happen if they wouldn't "control" something. Wait... Oh yeah, there was that 3/11 thingie.

    Posted in: Japan nationalists raise flags on island in China dispute

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Nothing civilized in anything these mentally unstable Japanese facists may come up. Always overreacting on silly things.

    Gaijinfo beat me to it - this has "Battle Royale" written all over it. Bunch of eternal jr high school kids mucking about when there are much more pressing issues in Japan, this is just sad.

    How about using 10% of that energy for preventing nuclear waste from entering children's food?

    Posted in: Japanese nationalists set sail for disputed islands

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Thomas, this indeed happens everywherw, but it does NOT happen to normal ordinary people. This only happens to low-life scum who have "better things to do" than look after their own children.

    Posted in: Baby left in car dies while mother plays pachinko

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Japan needs the illusion of a missile umbrella so that they can start shooting their own weapons of mass destruction into superior economic powers.

    Americans must make clear that these right-wing facists have no place in the Pacific politics because they are mentally unstable lot, according to pretty much everybody. Japanese diplomat corps must be forced to do their jobs without the possibility of resorting to mindless destruction of innocents, just like peace-loving countries are doing already.

    Posted in: U.S., Japan discussing missile-defense ship upgrades

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Changing a Japanese system has historically amounted to "hitting some guy with a hammer". They won't acknowledge that there was a problem with the 13 year old. You think they'll acknowledge it now? Will it matter to the abuse victims?

    Posted in: 19-year-old man held over attack on Otsu education board head

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Japan imports virtually all it's energy that it doesn't generate from NPP.

    And international trade is bad because...? Right, the "right to wage war and hate, and not accept the consequences of being an unsocial %&$#".

    Do not count your enemies. Count your friends instead. That is more informative.

    Posted in: Japan recalls envoy from Seoul over Lee's visit to disputed islands

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    DoLittleBeLate

    These islands are critical to Japan's energy future as the territory 200 miles out from them will become sovereign 'land' of whoever owns the islands. Pretty amazing how many people don't get this.

    It would be amazing if people would "get" it, because that's pure nonsense. Japan will seize to exist if they lose a couple of rocks in the middle of nowhere? Really? In that case, not a very strong country. Maybe Japan's influence in the world stage is very small because people "get" things like that.

    Posted in: Japan recalls envoy from Seoul over Lee's visit to disputed islands

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    DoLittleBeLate

    "All right, children! KNOCK IT OFF! The yard is for everybody to play, let's not start fighting over such small things! Don't make me call your parents! They will ground you for the rest of the day and then you won't be able to play outside anymore. AND they'll take away your playstations!!!"

    Posted in: Japan recalls envoy from Seoul over Lee's visit to disputed islands

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Pranavk, Jefflee. If a mere language skill is enough to take down your "culture", it certainly isn't strong enough to survive and should be allowed to fade away.

    My native culture has grown ever stronger in my mind and heart since I moved to Japan, even though I speak Japanese plus two others on top of my own native tongue. Forced upkeeping of any culture is rubbish. If it's strong enough to survive, it will do so.

    Posted in: Where is Japan’s culture and is it disappearing?

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Japan has the unfortunate culture of letting the obviously guilty to make any excuse imaginable, and it is considered impolite to publicly mock their pathetic and infantile attempts to avoid responsibility.

    Underage or not, he knows he did wrong, and he has no intention to take responsibility of his vicious, brutal and barbaric behaviour. Again - there is a medical term to describe the personality of this criminal.

    Posted in: High school student arrested for breaking classmate's back

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    DoLittleBeLate

    All the Japanese store "experiences" are beautiful generalizations (perhaps from a manual) devoid of any actual examples, and all the western "experiences" are somebody's chosen extreme cases generalized to whole cultures. After living in western countries for 35 years before coming to Japan, I do not recognize a single western shopping experience from this article. Despite having a western name, I find it hard to believe that the writer has ever been to a western country.

    Sure, the non-racist store clerks in Japan offer a wide smile and accept your payment (if cash), but one can't expect too much hospitality in Japan. The best hospitality I've received was from a 300 yen ramen joint in Shinjuku.

    Posted in: Customer service in Japan vs Europe

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Nuclear-free future of Japan won't be a threat to world's third economy because by 2030 Japan won't be anywhere near the top. But Edano speaks truth - renewables have stronger developing future markets than nuclear energy. You don't need to keep kids inside and eat relabelled food when a solar panel breaks.

    Equating nuclear energy and economic advancement is a fallacy. It did nothing to stop or even slow down Japan's economic depression from the 80's to the present.

    Posted in: Edano says being nuclear-free won't hurt Japan's economy

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Badge213, all that data has been in my skin a lot longer than that. As I clearly expressed, I am not complaining that the data is in that chip. It has already made my life at European airports a lot easier.

    What I'm protecting is my right to keep it away from any other surveillance database that is not absolutely necessary (the "need" defined openly and truthfully) to identify me at airports only and the security of air travel. Japan's poor ethics combined with poor understanding of network security against inside abusers and outside hackers makes this a human rights violation waiting to happen. Then again, this is Japan, who's going to notice many more.

    Posted in: Japan testing automatic passport control gates

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    DoLittleBeLate

    Harry_Gatto is right at first, there is no reason to assume facial recognition is not being used already. There are enough Japanese companies working on it to fill a whole section in tech expos.

    However, claiming that "only criminals have reason to be afraid" is misleading and false. What are the rules for handling this information? Who is monitoring it's use? Who decides if, when and into what those rules will be changed later?

    Any right you give up now, you give up forever. Your children will never regain that right. They are going to ask why, and they will know it was you.

    I'm not hiding anything - I'm protecting.

    Posted in: Japan testing automatic passport control gates

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    DoLittleBeLate

    “If people keep saying (nuclear energy) is for having nuclear weapons capability, that is not good,” Suzuki said. “It’s not wise. Technically it may be true, but it sends a very bad message to the international community.

    Messenger doesn't write the message. What other countries see free speech as problematic? North Korea, China, Syria... What happy rich paradises they are.

    It seems that even the pacifistic constitution is not enough to hold the Japanese dogs of war in check for long. So nice of them for declaring every nuclear power plant in Japan a legitimate military target. That make mass annihilation with mere handful of conventional weapons so much easier. Well, history teaches (to all but Japanese children, as we all know) what options the world has for Japan if those dogs get beyond mere talk. Again.

    The world welcomes truly peace-loving Japan. Too bad that's not all of Japan.

    Posted in: Japan's pro-nuclear weapon voices grow louder amid debate

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