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Protestors in Japan show their fervent love for Trump despite needing help to sing the U.S. national anthem.
Shibuya protest comes eight days after a foreigner was filmed being detained by police on the road in Tokyo.
Propaganda trucks in Tokyo pause their racist hate speeches to play the American national anthem.
Liberal translation of statement at protest against conservative politician has fans wondering what happened to the love.
Over the past few weeks, the Japanese organization SEALDs, which stands for Students Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy, has been staging large-scale protests in opposition of those politicians who’ve proposed expanding the role of the Japan Self-Defense Forces. The gatherings have become regular features on news programs, with footage showing large groups of impassioned youths chanting for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to step down.
So after such a show of conviction, it must have been surprising for followers of SEALDs’ English Twitter account to see a tweet that suddenly announced the group is calling it quits.