Daniel Naumoff comments

Cashless society means the state and authorities control all the finance flows inside their borders. Shadow economy and black markets become extinct, and the scum who benefited from them are rooted out and judged in courts. A win-win for a civilized world, in theory.

Yes, please.

The negativit comed from a dilemma -when dors appropriate victim commemorating stop being a profitable virtue signaling? I would personally say we are on the borderline here. Someone with a definite answee would be an interesting phenomenon.

Well, good thing she could not hang herself. Another example living in the cage, funded by people tax to make sure anyone next thinks twice whether they want to share her pitiful fate or whether they want to try to remain decent human beings.

One day there will be cameras everywhere. And then we will be the ones laughing.

To remember something so trivial I would have needed to have a blissful childhood.

Dinesh what if the culprit is profoundly insane. Maybe he thought he was saving them, maybe he could not think at all. Apparently someone can go on a rampage without a motive.

These kinds of crimes were not really happening before to make it a necessity, locking the doors. But as everyone can see, the situation is changing. There is going to be a national backlash towards accepting trainees from these countries.

Living being slaughter is barbaric and becomes a stronger stain on the people's conscience with every passing day. As simple as that.

The problem with the cheap labour beinh profitable to rich people who can keep paying less - you ( or Japan) dont get a choice. Soon in many places it will be either imported labour or no labour at all.

Worthless welfare centres. Worthless officials and police. Unable to protect a single thing.

Encourage evidence gathering by the neighbours. If they know there is child abuse, make sure them trying to help to uncover it does not backfire. At the first suspicion remove the child from a problematic family and have it undergo a medical examination. Single sign of neglect is enough to remove the child permanently, ensuring a better future (or any, at this point) for it. Ministry complaining there are only old people available for the work, and then this happens on a weekly basis. See the parallels folk?? You better do.

Importing thousands and thousands and thousands of cheap labourers like me is the only way to avoid another bubble burst in the upcoming decade, as the society is too rigid to adapt to a quickly changing reality in the nation.

Spoiler alert: there is no bubble. But the burst is happening.

Exactly! Pension!! Has nothing to do with rampant anomie sweeping through the society like a tsunami. Not a fraction of correlation.

You say it as if you understand the matter and the extent of "recycling" present. I do not respect it.

I know Miwa and adore her songs. Hopefully this is a case of celebrities having a nice marriage which results in a healthy and strong family.

Smart play for someone with 2 brain cells, yes.

Any other properly functioning and morally not-bankrupt human being would be ashamed of this foul play.

Before someone starts jumping to conclusions: Yes, unemployed middle-aged man, yes, collecting pension for his relative. Yes, a problem.

Something certainly needs to be done. The scenario keeps repeating itself, unless we start getting pure accidents beyond the control of human factor there has to be something that can be done to prevent those tragedies.

Was submitted before even being released. I will reserve my sound judgement when I actually see the film myself, instead of riding on the wave of past grandeur together with the mass.

Japan does not need those islands, but Abe needs to score points at home before he is prosecuted for corruption/thrown aside as Article 9 wipes political floor with him.

Russia does not need those islands, but Putin's regime needs worldwide recognition for diplomatic achievements and peaceful resolutions of conflicts. Which it hopefully won't get. And if it does get past this de-jure peace treaty, no one is getting fooled. Except two fools, right there.

therougou that would not explain that children were apparently the ones who told the story to others. I don't think they would make it up... but I have seen things.

Then you are a being full of malice and reveling in the moral and physical suffering of others, seemingly trying to justify it with platitudes like "justice" and sorts. And that is without a doubt a real problem for societies today, as well. Of course, my opinion, respectfully.

America got once-in-a-history (because this has never happened before) opportunity to actually change a regime for good, through democratic and diplomatic means. But all I keep reading is North Korea:" WE ARE ANGRY! AMERICANS NOT TREAT WELL! DIPLOMACY FAILS!". Why can't American diplomats try just a little bit harder and agree to more in hopes of easing tensions in Koreas? It might seem like a "weak" move to many rednecks, but they will choke on gasoline in a decade either way; What matters is that Korean children will stop living in fear, both Koreas, in a course of several generations. But the first stone for that harmonic foundation for Korean co-existence has to be laid now. Pompeo made a mistake trying to play on both sides, he is a stupid fool and a fossil. He only cares about his own reputation and position inside the American regime. But he is a top diplomat. Who is then supposed to help dismantle North Korean regime by peaceful means, bringing brighter future to the peninsula?

At least they tried to justify it with "economical" reasoning. Definitely not a move to cater to home-nationalists.

I wonder if I will experience Japanese and Koreans walking into our bank at the same time... Might actually inform them about the other party while they are waiting.

Garypen, there is no guarantee he had been doing this in the past. Hence why we at least have not read about it before. He is 87 years old, in Japan many seniors undergo a profound dementia process. He could have been a normal man, maybe even decent human being, but as the aging started taking his mind apart bit by bit he might have lost sight of moral borders. I blame the internet and isolation people are introduced in modern Japan.

There definitely is some logic behind such actions. It is however so twisted the nation had better start an all-out campaign against it already. I wonder what goes through the people's minds in Japan when they read those news on a daily/weekly basis. The very same mothers with little children, are they horrified, are they understanding of the culprit, do they feel like there is no problem on the national level? Something clearly needs to change in the mindset of the mass. Japan's mass is no exception.

Unlike in TRussia, the protesters might actually be publicly executed. I wonder if the regime goons understand the bit about "creating martyrs" and how unprofitable it is for them.

One of the greatest mysteries of US, with a great man suffering for his greatness. Hopefully one day, with the regime change, uncorrupted people will reveal all the documents there are on this case.

Well.. good news. Hopefully it stays so until and after I move in.

Steven she is endangering harmonic future and well-being of British citizens months from now, when the separation happens. I could not care less for this pathetic political spectacle once cunning Britain is suffering right now. But I do care about the fall-out from the irresponsibility of "leading" politicians, which once again will be felt by ordinary citizens. Who are not doing great by the way mind you.

At this rate Shinzo Abe will be standing on the "Constitution reform" noise-car alone.