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Only just recently Iran's laid out supposedly legal and religious justification for attacking and killing all…
Posted in: Noda urges Israel not to attack Iran
oh HAPPY DAY!!! We're going to have a lot of fun with this one. Maybe they'll…
Posted in: Former Olympus president Kikukawa, 6 others arrested
nessie...classic.
Posted in: Denny's shooting suspect found dead in car in Chiba
I said it as soon as his move to S-Pulse was announced that he would fail…
Posted in: Ljungberg quits J-League club Shimizu
BurakuminDesFEB. 16, 2012 - 04:57PM JST I wonder if Bobby Brown will perform his classic Aint…
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Gaijinocchio
Don't rewrite it, don't censure it, don't deny it, and don't make excuses.
Detentions happened and it was a terrible mark in U.S history, but at least Americans can't/won't ignore the fact that it took place, apologized, and took responsibility...unlike some countries out there that like to rewrite history, etc.
Posted in: Events commemorate unjust WWII Japanese-American detentions
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Gaijinocchio
Really? Appropriate steps? That's why the ranks of homeless are still swelling right? Crime rate up? Pensions on the line?
The result of this is visible in the streets now. As the world is collapsing around them, they have the audacity to close his eyes, stick his fingers in his ears, and say this.
It's as if he's politely saying "We've done a little bit, but we're not going to break our backs with this issue if that's what you're expecting!"
Posted in: Job cuts swell ranks of homeless in Japan
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Gaijinocchio
At least this was more entertaining than those screaming in the rain and knife fighting on the beach drivel-dramas.
They have something as equally/more entertaining to replace this with?
...please, say it ain't so.
Posted in: NHK says sayonara to 'Eigode Shaberanaito'