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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 15 Sep 2015

    Students lead protests against expanding Japan’s military role http://on.wsj.com/1QfK1pS pic.twitter.com/VOHhs0tCID

    6:11 PM - 15 Sep 2015
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      1. Ambassador Onoja‏ @AmbassadorOnoja 15 Sep 2015
        Replying to @WSJ

        @WSJ Well, Japanese students may hv2study our contemporary world better.Japan nids a military beyond self-defence role.So Abe may nt b wrong

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      1. junnosuke‏ @inukataka 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ They aren't ordinary students, but political activists who have close relationship with communists and hostile countries.

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      1. Η ΤΑΝ Η ΕΠΙ ΤΑΣ‏ @SemperNos 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ Should be protesting China. We need Japan's military larger to help. Fight the spread of anti freedom countries..

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      2. matt‏ @NothappyMatt 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ Good, the last thing the world needs is a militant Japan or Germany. Remember last time.

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      4. matt‏ @NothappyMatt 15 Sep 2015
        Replying to @AdrianoVeneto

        @AdrianoVeneto Agree, but Japan won't stop that. If we see the need, then we need to do something about it,

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      1. Strike Stone 基本は右寄り‏ @stonewhite1 17 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ They are protesting for nothing. Most of countries in the world retain collective self-defense. They are so naive and immature.

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      1. Tech‏ @WriteReadRock 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ The US isn't going to be able to protect Japan much longer. Decline under Obama means you have to start to PAY for your own DEFENSE.

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      1. em(消極的に復活)‏ @amenohohi 16 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ A Japanese student?this lady with cheek bones skiing out like typical Koreans? Come one. You know that she is not true Japanese.

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      1. paul dineen‏ @pauldineen34 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ Pearl Harbor #Remember

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      1. Simeon Standfast‏ @SimeonStandfast 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ Because North Korea test firing missiles over Japan's main island is no big deal

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      1. Kitty Antonik Wakfer‏ @KittyAntonik 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ JPGov can't have "military role" if few willing 2B MilGovEnforcers. Discourage enlistments via reasoned logic & neg social preferencing

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      2. ウジャトの目‏ @enlightenments 19 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ I've never seen to have hoisted a lot of Japanese flag in their demo. They aren't ordinary students, they are close to the Communists.

        1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
      3. ウジャトの目‏ @enlightenments 19 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ They are waving a flag of Che Guevara in their anti war demo.pic.twitter.com/LepuQMj1BY

        0 replies 0 retweets 1 like
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      1. きゃず‏ @KWIL6 16 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ those students r a particular small group of ppl, not most students/citizens agree w them. I dont trust them. Who r they ? I wonder..

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      2. David Salcido‏ @Vote4I 15 Sep 2015
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        @WSJ "Careful Japan, the US DEVIL has his aim on getting U BLOODIED UP in his PIVOT 2 Asia WARMONGERING.

        1 reply 0 retweets 1 like
      3. fruitmix‏ @fruitmix2015 16 Sep 2015
        Replying to @Vote4I

        @Vote4I @WSJ China has disturbed the peace of Asia.

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      4. David Salcido‏ @Vote4I 16 Sep 2015
        Replying to @fruitmix2015

        @fruitmix2015 "Guess U better check d GREAT SATANS WAR CRIMINAL record @ GITMO/Cuba, d Caribbean & CENTRAL AMERiCA, huh?!!"

        0 replies 0 retweets 0 likes
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