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Japan Death Penalty European busybodies

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Channel: Tony Marano · 2016 · News & Politics

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A Japanese lawyer’s group named “Japan Federation of Bar Associations (JFBA) made a public announcement calling for the end of the death penalty in Japan.  The JFBA would like to replace the death penalty with life in prison by the year 2020.  

Really?  Majikayo!!!

What about those during the year 2019 who are executed?  How do you think they and their families will feel knowing had it just been a year later, or a few months, weeks, or days could have been spared and regulated to life in prison?  No concern for those executed in 2017, 2018, or 2019?  If the JFBA is against the death penalty should not they request it be replaced with life in prison immediately?

The busybodies (imperialist) in the European Union, Norway, Iceland, and Switzerland issued a joint statement in reference to JBFA’s decision as “timely and welcome.”  The imperialism continues:  The United Kingdom, France, and Italy regularly in meetings with lawyers, legislators, and journalist press for the end of the death penalty in Japan.  

Wow such concern and pressure from the Europeans must mean the barbaric Samurais in Japan are executing hundreds if not thousands each year.  Think again, it is more like three or four in a given year.  The question is why are these European imperialist so concern about Japan’s extremely low execution rate when other nations execute far more?

The communist in China regularly execute thousands of Tibetans in Tibet and Uyghurs in East Turkistan / Xinjiang for political reasons or to harvest their organs.  To the Europeans this is less of a concern than the three or four executions in Japan? 

How about the Middle East where honor killings are acceptable, and where homosexuals are either thrown off roof tops or executed?  Yet Japan remains the concern.

If the Europeans have or are addressing this issue in China and the Middle East, perhaps they may want to exert all their imperialistic energy in China and the Middle East, and leave Japan for the Japanese to address.

The issue of the death penalty whether it should be continued or replaced is an issue solely for the Japanese to decide.  The Japanese do not need imperialist from Europe to insert themselves into Japan’s internal policies.  Any group in Japan seeking or accepting intrusion by Europeans on this issue should be viewed upon with suspicion, and invalidate any concerns they may offer.

Related article:
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2016/10/07/national/historic-move-japans-legal-community-takes-stand-death-penalty/

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