Japanese fascists
There is a country on the southern part of the Korean
peninsula where some people enjoy labeling Japan a fascists nation. Really?
Japan a fascist nation? If that
is so, then one has to ask, would a fascists nations behave like this:
Background according to Wikipedia in reference to the
Emperor of Japan: “The Imperial House of
Japan is the oldest continuing hereditary monarchy in the world.” Founded in 660 BC, meaning the Japanese
monarchy is close to 2,700 years old. One
can easily conclude the “Emperor” is part of the Japanese fabric, DNA.
Recently in Tokyo a group of Communist / leftist / anarchist
/ dopes held a conference to discuss ending the Emperor system in Japan. Yes, folks there are USA style Democrats even
in Japan, so sad. These malcontents were
permitted to hold this conference on an upper floor of a government community
building. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police
arrived in force to make sure these derelicts were not disturbed during the conference. In essence Article 21 of the Japanese
Constitution was being respected:
“Article 21. Freedom of assembly and association as well as
speech, press and all other forms of expression are guaranteed. No
censorship shall be maintained, nor shall the secrecy of any means of
communication be violated.”
On the other side of the coin Article 21 was being respected
for a group of conservative patriotic Japanese who opposed the theme of the
conference. They were allowed to demonstrate
in their vehicles adorned with Japanese flags and loud speakers. This rolling demonstration was free to travel
the streets, however kept from driving within about two blocks of that
community building.
Both groups were orderly and both groups were permitted to
promote their opposing views. Does this
happen in a fascist nation? Travel to
the southern part of the Korean peninsula, speak in public a view of the
Comfort Women issue not in agreement with popular thought, and you will become victim
to the real fascists.
As noted in a previous video:
South Korean professors Lee Yong-hoon and An Byeong-jik were
beat up in South Korea by fascists who fear free speech, freedom of expression,
and any deviation from popular thought.
Professor Lee Yong-hoon is guilty for having said “Comfort
Women were paid prostitutes.”
Professor An Byon-jik is guilty for having said “Japan did
some good things in the Annexation Era.”
The two professors expressed their opinions and the South
Korean fascists them up just like the Nazi’s did in Hitler’s Germany. Hitler’s opposition were silenced by brown
shirt beatings. Perhaps one day the good
people in South Korea will rise up and stop these fascists to allow freedom of
speech and freedom of expression.
Video concerning the two professors being beat up in South
Korea:
Article about the two professors getting beat up for trying
to enjoy free speech:
Wikipedia on An Byeong-jik:
Wikipedia on Lee Young-hoon:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Young-hoon
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