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Ex-lawmaker, YouTuber GaaSyy released on ¥30 mil bail

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He was placed on Interpols international wanted list!!! Can’t believe that interpol entertains Japanese prosecutors wishes like this. The interpols wanted list used to be for hardcore criminals and now it’s just a joke!

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Wish I had ¥30 mil.

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How did he intimidate these famous people?

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This scumbag deserves a lengthy stay in the slammer. Letting him buy his way out of trouble is disgusting and teaches him nothing.

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I’m still trying to figure out how an elected person, elected by the public, can get fired by politician's. It’s kind of un-democratic isn’t it? That should be an outrage frankly in a first word democracy especially not being found guilty of an actual crime.

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I’m still trying to figure out how an elected person, elected by the public, can get fired by politician's

Umm - probably because of rules pertaining to complete non-performance of his job?

The dropkick held his hand out for a regular taxpayer-funded paycheck - and did not turn up to work for even ONE DAY.

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“……causing huge psychological pain and economic damage…”. What a nonsense! The compensation for a detainee died in custody was only few yen. This is not balanced. Was it because the government is poor?

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The interpols wanted list used to be for hardcore criminals and now it’s just a joke!

Money talks.

This guy just reports things the mass media should report if they had any integrity.

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Wow! 30M already one house if I buy

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He's just another idiot YouTuber/Influencer. It's shameful the way they've gone after him. Being an a-hole is not a crime. I guess that Rakuten CEO has more juice with the J-gov than one would have thought.

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