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A sexy submarine posted:
This is so  , It's hard to think that its the logo of a major political party in one of the world's most important democracies.Are other party logos like this?
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Jun 27, 2012 20:08
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MaterialConceptual posted:I've always found those kind of signs a bit creepy (it's not just the LDP that uses them) because they're so at odds with the reality of what they're supposed to represent. (Corrupt club of power-hungry privileged bigoted old men lording over the grey machinery of the Japanese state) -> (HAPPY CHILDREN PLAYING IN THE SUN Well, if you're just comparing logos to logos, the Democrat and Republican logos look like something generated by a souless ad company robot. At least here it looks like someone actually cared about the false image they were presenting
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Jun 28, 2012 03:26
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ErIog posted:
I don't think this is unique to Japan, at least in the general sense (i.e. people in a culture not really being comforatble talking about its deficiencies. I think that in general (though not 100%) people in any culture learn to live with whatever bullshit their culture has adopted and become uncomfortable and/or dismissive if someone points this out to them. Take the gun culture in the U.S. It's true that gun violence is out of control in this country. But when anyone mentions that we should do something about it, if you don't get the "ARE GUNS  " response than at best the response is sympathetic but uninterested because either the side will never let it happen and/or the task is impossible.
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