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inagaki@aclab1.resrch.anritsu.co.jp (Shintaro Inagaki) writes:

>Personally, I do not believe in justice;
>I DO believe in friendship and communication.

I would believe in justice if only there was a universal definition :-) 
As it is, "justice" means "what I and my friends think is right" and
as such is the basis for conflict, not friendship and communication. 

>Remember you can find many many nice friends who do not have prejudice
>nor stereotyping to foreigner.
>For me, life is too short to try to correct bad people;
>I am busy enough to build warm friendship to nice guys.

Right. After you destroy all the so-called "injustices" in the world
what do you have? The result is undefined ... 

But as you say, if you find peeople without prejudice (or at least
those who admit and are aware of those they have), then things start
going well for you. 

>Chances are, a bad man sees our fruitful friendship and change his mind.
>Is not it wonderful?

One would like to believe so, but unfortuately I think there are
people whose minds are so set that they can twist anything so it
looks bad.  Oh well, that's *their* problem, isn't it. 	

Dave

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