China netizensā veiws on rule of law 2/3
The analytical but cynical mobile phone user 71198 said, āThis judgement is problematic. If it is ruled in favour of freedom of political expression, then the Abe and other Japanese politiciansā visits to the Yasukuni Shrine would also become a form of freedom of political expression and, hence, are not guilty. Therefore, these are just the two sides of the same coin from where I see it.
Also, some netters doubted the truth of this news. evafinding said, āThe Chinese who poured ink on the Yasukuni Shrine was released by the Japanese court for the sake of āfreedom of expression.ā If this is true news, then we have to admit that these evil Western countries do occasionally sincere about such kind of thing other than making use of their so-called āfreedomā to make profits. Of course, it might also be another piece of fake news fabricated by a small batch of bad folks under the control of evil forces. If true, it would be really disgusting."
Excerpt: Rfi
#YasukuniShrine
The analytical but cynical mobile phone user 71198 said, āThis judgement is problematic. If it is ruled in favour of freedom of political expression, then the Abe and other Japanese politiciansā visits to the Yasukuni Shrine would also become a form of freedom of political expression and, hence, are not guilty. Therefore, these are just the two sides of the same coin from where I see it.
Also, some netters doubted the truth of this news. evafinding said, āThe Chinese who poured ink on the Yasukuni Shrine was released by the Japanese court for the sake of āfreedom of expression.ā If this is true news, then we have to admit that these evil Western countries do occasionally sincere about such kind of thing other than making use of their so-called āfreedomā to make profits. Of course, it might also be another piece of fake news fabricated by a small batch of bad folks under the control of evil forces. If true, it would be really disgusting."
Excerpt: Rfi
#YasukuniShrine