Many of Japan's problems stem from the unwillingness of the elderly vested interests to make things happen.
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July 24, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Many of Japan's problems stem from the unwillingness of the elderly vested interests to make things happen.
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You can’t say criminals don’t deserve due process when due process is the thing that decides if they're criminals. Otherwise you're just kidnapping people you don't like.
April 26, 2025 at 11:25 PM
You can’t say criminals don’t deserve due process when due process is the thing that decides if they're criminals. Otherwise you're just kidnapping people you don't like.
I was thinking recently. Why did America elect Trump? Doesn't America want to be a “NORMAL” country? It is a NORMAL country that wants to put its own people first and spend money on its own people. But the sign of being the number 1 economic power may have to be taken down.
AOC: I want to live in an America that guarantees healthcare to every person.
I want to live in an America that has a living wage for every person
I want to live in an America where you have free speech to express yourself and not be afraid of being put on a list or deported.
I want to live in an America that has a living wage for every person
I want to live in an America where you have free speech to express yourself and not be afraid of being put on a list or deported.
March 22, 2025 at 3:56 AM
I was thinking recently. Why did America elect Trump? Doesn't America want to be a “NORMAL” country? It is a NORMAL country that wants to put its own people first and spend money on its own people. But the sign of being the number 1 economic power may have to be taken down.
Without the BBC report, many Japanese continued to turn a blind eye. A Japanese bad habit. The 70th position in press freedom is no joke.
Johnny Kitagawa's sexual abuse: Japan's worst kept secret - BBC News
For decades, sexual assault accusations marred his career - and for decades, the media failed to investigate.
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January 13, 2025 at 8:58 AM
Without the BBC report, many Japanese continued to turn a blind eye. A Japanese bad habit. The 70th position in press freedom is no joke.
Masahiro Nakai was the one of favorite kid of Johney Kitagawa. He had the company rubbing out the scandal for nearly 20 years. That is nightmare in Japan.
Une ex-star d’un boys band japonais écartée des plateaux télévisés pour « un problème sexuel »
Masahiro Nakai, 52 ans, ancien membre du très populaire groupe SMAP devenu présentateur TV, est soupçonné d’avoir versé, en 2023, une somme d’argent importante à une femme avec qui il aurait eu de mau...
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January 13, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Masahiro Nakai was the one of favorite kid of Johney Kitagawa. He had the company rubbing out the scandal for nearly 20 years. That is nightmare in Japan.