Japan’s Abe Visits Controversial Shrine

[Nan Yang]

Abe shows his true colors.

Japanese Prime Minister Abe Visits Controversial Yasukuni Shrine - WSJ.com

 

[kankan326]

First Japan nationalized Diaoyu island. Now the PM visits murderers' shrine. It's very clear who is trouble maker.

China's development makes some people feel uncomfortable. To them, China will be a good country as long as we stay poor and weak. The biggest mistake China has made is: development.

 

[halupridol]

it seems like a political stunt.......but this move will surely make him more popular among the hyper nationalists.

 

[cnleio]

"F@CK" voice coming from China & Korea.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

China will test another JL-2X today.

 

[Beidou2020]

What a sick bastard. These Japs worship war criminals that raped and killed women and children.

 

[EastSea]

Do you think China claimed SCS just from recent years? We never gave them up even when we were poor.

China KMT claimed around 1948 in Chongqing but no public.

 

[MeshFree]

Totally off topic.

You all were driven by this Indian guy into a discussion without an end.

 

[northeast]

A healthy arms race will bring the Northeastern Aisia to a new height.It's time to drop the victim mentality down.Who cares if abe visit yasukuni shrine or not，our target should be get the diaoyu islands back.

 

[Abhishek_]

unilateral moves by either side are counter-productive.
chinese declaring an ADIZ and this shrine visit aren't helping anyone.

You guys need to sort this out amongst yourselves, lest you invite other powers who would love to exploit this issue.

 

[Viet]

all off-topics. perhaps we start again at the beginning. lol

 

[jhungary]

Japanese premier got elected not by pleasing what average Chinese wanted, but what Japanese citizen want.

What Chinese think or what they want him to do is not the concern of the Japanese PM, so for him, what would he choose? Pleasing some non-political related entity? Or try to please someone who is essential to his election?

 

[Sedqal]

Japanese premier got elected not by pleasing what average Chinese wanted, but what Japanese citizen want.

What Chinese think or what they want him to do is not the concern of the Japanese PM, so for him, what would he choose? Pleasing some non-political related entity? Or try to please someone who is essential to his election?

That would suggest that a sizeable segment of Japan approves of this action, is that so?

 

[jhungary]

That would suggest that a sizeable segment of Japan approves of this action, is that so?

Supposed so, how else would he had ected just less than a year ago?

 

[kankan326]

Japanese premier got elected not by pleasing what average Chinese wanted, but what Japanese citizen want.

What Chinese think or what they want him to do is not the concern of the Japanese PM, so for him, what would he choose? Pleasing some non-political related entity? Or try to please someone who is essential to his election?

That's the dark part of democratic system. In most cases, ordinary people social attitudes are short sight and selfish. Politicians are supposed to be more rational than others. If they are keen on pleasing most voters unconditionally, it's very possible that the country would be led to wrong way.