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Cricky
What? They want those who made such a mess of the Carlos prosecution to stay longer? But as the prosecutors regularly block investigation about anything the elite and friends do makes sence for them. And the sham continues.
thepersoniamnow
Good! As far as I could see that was almost an evil move.
It was all self protecting and the only reason he could give was touting the “wisdom of elders”.
Quite frankly I would like a younger better educated, more modern prosectutor.
Many 65 year olds are in decline physically (and thus mentally too) and have outdated ideas on things.
garymalmgren
Wow! I have never seem such push back from bureaucrats and top officials before.
Usually, they toe the conservative line.
Things seem to be looking up (just a little9
gary
fxgai
pop singer Kyary Pamyu Pamyu among those expressing their opposition
The killer punch.
sf2k
Retirement isn't about rampant Ageism bordering on a hate crime. This episode instead seems to be telegraphing that the prosecutor is the only thing keeping them in power while he looks the other way
Spitfire
Man,this news is awesome.The public standing up for themselves......seems like even the apathetic Japanese voters have had enough of the silver spoon in charge........if Japan really changed and all of the OB/OG nepotism was eradicated it would be a lovely place to live.
Yubaru
Now what WOULD be better is force the "mandatory" 60 year old retirement age to 65!
Far too many people, beyond a prosecutor or two, are forced to "retire!" at 60, then are able to stay on until 65, but lose up to 1/3 the pay, no extra benefits, nothing, but still are expected to do the SAME job that they were doing from the very next day!
smithinjapan
Boom. Next Abe will be saying it's a good idea not to pursue the bill without the complete cooperation and understanding of the people, forgetting that he said it was unneeded. And once again, look at how quickly Abe acts and seeks government to act when it is something he wants vs. helping the people, or even getting his stupid masks out. TWO MONTHS since being promised assistance, we are still waiting for the applications, let alone the money. This proposal? We only first heard of it about a week ago, and it was going to be steamrolled through in record time. Good old priorities of Abe and his cohorts.
Dan Lavender
Abe be damned!
browny1
Hopefully the start of a groundswell movement in Japan, where The People can exercise their right and their power in a significant way.
To let this be a one time Big Showing would be such a waste.
Let the indifferent elite know that they are Servants of the Public, not Daimyos.
moonbloom
Not necessarily a win- read the end of the article.