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January 04, 2007

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Alarmingly, it is becomming more common to learn of such outrageous, horrible violent tragedies like this occuring in Japan. Historically this is quite uncharacteristic of Japanese society. I live in the US which is admitedly a violent nation,so I am not surprised when this type of thing happens here. But - why are we seeing incidents like this occuring in Japan. And more importantly, how can we address the forces that lead to this and prevent such disasters in the future. PS I Love Japan!

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