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Cricky
Just leave them alone with a katana, that's the essence of Japanese justice. The Shogan walks away to offend again.
Alan Harrison
Why have they not been arrested and taken into custody?
Goodlucktoyou
I’m beginning to think Abe is a fox and Suga a weasel...
Sal Affist
This feels so... anticlimactic. These prosecutors were on a roll, they were getting good evidence, they got good confessions, and they had Mr. Abe in their sights. And then after a voluntary interview with Mr. Abe who said he had no idea, it must have been his staff; and after his staff said, Mr. Abe didn't know, it's all our fault -- well, the prosecutors suddenly back down and don't even take these men to a formal trial? Could the Justice Minister have leaned on them to reach this conclusion?
justasking
I want a fight with LDP and Prosecutors to happen. That's the only way we can revise the archaic injustice system.
dbsaiya
Something that is slippery and can't be caught is called slimy.