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dagon
Anyone subject to the election cars screaming a candidates name probably has felt the desire to disrupt their loudspeakers.
sakurasuki
That's what happened if someone has small party, need bigger one to be really immune to law.
Spitfire
Spot on.
The political dynasties in Japan are above the law.
Zaphod
Saw their antics on TV and found them rather entertaining. What deep thoughts are these loudspeaker vans of the main parties expressing anyway?
Ken Holcomb
Sounds a lot like another political group in another country.......
GOP America.
Making a lot of noise with zero reasonable campaign ideas of their own.
Aoi Azuuri
police raid minor political group but they don't raid largest political group LDP despite suspicion of innumerable violation about election or fundraising.
frustration or anger against such power is spreading.
藤原
The two, along with another in their camp, allegedly used loudspeakers to interrupt rivals' campaigns and chased after other camps' vehicles, disrupting traffic, according to the sources.
Thats all, and the LDP makes slush funds hardly anything happens. Real priorities of this country.