From what i see here (5 minute observation) the last 2 replies are from people in japan, verses the reply before being some one in america (assuming we all answered our profile's truthfully) and the people who replied who are from Japan are saying that they want the U.S. in there, while the person from America is saying he wants the U.S. out? I think the opinions of the 2 posters from Japan are a more accuret description of what japan wants than some one who posts from America.
I've noticed a few common things about libearls, and i don't mean any offence to them by this. I'm sure a few of them would agree. They want everyone and everything to be equal. So that the only thing different between countries and people is the certain attributes (like skin color for people or climate for countries) and everything will be happy and joyous and everyone will be of equal status except government officials.
The democrates (in america) are the ones who currently side with the liberals. They are the group that denies any support from big buisness (which media is a big buisness, so that's a flat out lie) and they seem to want to raise taxes and distrubute the money to welfare and things how they see fit. Now i know it's far from it, but it is the starting point of communism. In communism, they take all the money (in heavy taxes) then distribute it out how they feel. To appeal to the liberals, they support the minority of opinions. They mask a minority of opinions with racism, sexism, and all other kinds of "-isms" to say that it's wrong to oppose how the minority feels.
Fact is, the minority *ARE* the minority. Minority means "those who are less in numbers than others in one situation." (And no, i'm not saying that the liberals are the minority, just that they seem to stick up for them.) Therefor, we have a handfull of people who are making an excuse (thanks to the high fear of being called a racist in the United States) are the ones with more power. Heck, with that kind of attention we could bring paligamy (sp?) back. I don't want to see this happening to Japan. Fact is, the minorty are a minority, and if they don't like how a country is run, they are the ones who should be kicked out, rather than telling the mijority (sp?) to get out. I'm not a racist, i'm not a sexist, i don't hate any group of people for who they are or what they are, but i will pick on a group for what they decide.
To top it off, the liberals and democrates seem to like opinions from people in places that aren't in the place that is being judged. America shouldn't be run based on the opinions of Germany or Russia or some place like that. Only Americans know what needs to be done to improve America. Only people who live in Japan know what needs to be done to Japan to make it as good as it can be. So, if you want to argue that Japan wants the troops out, then you can if you find a mijority in japan that says so. Plus, just what Japan wants isn't going to be what happens. The U.S. has troops in Japan for the U.S.'s safety. To get them out, it must be Japan who does it. Protecting Japan may very well be part of protecting the U.S., but fact is. The U.S. is in there on it's terms, therefor it is U.S. intrest. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Because of that, no one seems to be attacking Japan. You pull out the U.S. (just like in Iraq) you'll have utter chaos. Talking the U.S. out isn't going to happen. So, if you want the U.S. out, it's *YOUR* job to get them out by other means. That means, force. So, if you want to go up to a bunch of U.S. soldiers with a pitchfork or something and start killing, you go ahead. You'll end up dead, or you can not attack them and leave the country to a place that you do like. I don't think Japan is one of those countries that won't let you leave, so yea, leaving is an option if you don't like it.