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Japan's Secrecy Law

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Fraxxx:
Apparently, there has been a demonstration with thousands of participants against that law in Tokio yesterday. Okay, that might not be too many with 35 million people in the Tokio-Yokohama area but at least it happened...

MistaNova:
The thing about the Japanese is that they've never really opposed the government, a select handful have but there's never been any major revolution or anything. So yeah a handful of people will protest against this law (even though it's futile since other similar laws have already been set in place), but that'll go over as well as the protests against Narita airport. Which is to say that opposition will get squashed and chances are the people will forget about it in a month or two.

Fraxxx:
I guess that's about right. No wonder they're called the Germans of Asia. How Merkel managed to come out on top with a nearly historic election result after all the shit her administration pulled... People tend to forget so fucking fast.

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