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Showing Political Ideas Top music excusive are leading an effort now to pause their business operations in a movement called Blackout Tuesday. They are encouraging workers and artists to use this days to reflect on racism and inequality in America. I feel like there is a big gap between American and Wheaten culture, and Japanese culture when it comes to arguing with people and having strong opinions on things. Especially, many people are showing solidarities to protest for the violence against black people. Of course this is just a huge generalization, so every person is completely different. But, one of the things that I noticed was the seemingly lack of strong opinions by people In Japan Or at least the lack of willingness to express their strong opinions. Now, this is not including arguments on the internet. You will find crazy people arguing about everything on the internet and I don't think that is a good reflection of people in real life. But, mentioning about politics is not seen as good things. in Japan Especially, the celebrities in Japan get target critisim more than normal people if they remark about politics. I have seen that their tweets about controversial issues caused a stir. I think that the famous people may remark about politics. They also have the freedom of expression. I think that not being able to protest against nations is getting in the way to develop the countries. Now, recently Prime minister SInzo Abe tried to amend the retirement age of public prosecutors, but he could not do because of widespread backlash. There is a suspicion that Abe have a cozy relationtiop with the prosecution and seep his bad activities under the rug. The leader of prosecutor is reaching the retirement age, so Abe was planning to expand it 60 years old to 65 years old. Some celebrates asked for their supporters to protest about this. Finally, the goverment rescinded this decision. What do you think about that celebraties remark their political idea?

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Showing Political Ideas

Top music excusive (exclusives? executives? or musician?) are now leading an effort to pause their business operations in a movement called Blackout Tuesday. They are encouraging workers and artists to use this days (not quite sure, is there more than one day?) to reflect on racism and inequality in America. I feel like there is a big gap between American and Wheaten (western?) culture, and Japanese culture when it comes to arguing with people and having strong opinions on things. Especially, many people are showing solidarity to protest for the violence against black people. Of course this is just a huge generalization, so each person (use each instead of every to give emphasis to singularity and use every when you want to lump people in the same group) is completely different. But, one of the things that I noticed was the seemingly lack of strong opinions by people In Japan or at least the lack of willingness to express their strong opinions. — (sorry if I’m the one who doesn’t get the background, but I think you need to establish the background first, are we talking about something that is happening in the world, in America, or in Japan? And are you giving an opinion as a Japanese, an American or just someone from anywhere else in the world who happens to notice this diiference between Japanese and Americans when expressing strong opinions.)


Now, this is not including arguments on the internet. You will find crazy people arguing about everything on the internet and I don't think that is a good reflection of people in real life. But, mentioning about politics is not seen as good things. in Japan Especially, the celebrities in Japan get target critisim more than normal people if they give any remark about politics. I have seen that their tweets about controversial issues caused a stir.
I think that the famous people may remark about politics. They also have the freedom of expression (freedom of speech?). I think that not being able to protest against nations is getting in the way to develop the countries (by “nations” and “countries” are you referring to the same thing?).

Now, recently Prime minister SInzo Abe tried to amend the retirement age of public prosecutors, but he could not do it because of widespread backlash. There is a suspicion that Abe have a cozy relationtiop relationship with the prosecution (prosecutor?) and sweep his bad activities under the rug. The lead prosecutor is reaching the retirement age, so Abe was planning to expand it from 60 years old to 65 years old.
Some celebrates celebrities asked for their supporters to protest about this. Finally, the goverment rescinded this decision.

What do you think about that celebraties (celebrities) that express their political idea?

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