- 【共同通信世論調査】憲法解釈変更、反対51.3％ 集団的自衛権、賛成39％ 安倍内閣支持率54.7％(-5.1) [5/18]
111 ：名無しさん＠１３周年＠転載禁止[]：2014/05/19(月) 17:24:31.44 ID:T3NKazO90 - 佐々江駐米大使が安倍首相ともどもに平謝りになって、
ニューヨーク・タイムズに
文書を送って来たのは下記の記事についてだよ：
Japan’s Pacifist Constitution
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
MAY 8, 2014
The New York Times
Mr. Abe’s highest political goal is to replace the Constitution written
and imposed upon the Japanese by the American Army following World War II.
For 67 years, not a single word has been amended. Mr. Abe strongly feels
that the Constitution imposes an onerous restriction on Japanese sovereignty
and is outdated. Still, as critics point out, he should know that
the Constitution’s primary function is to check government power.
It is not something that can be altered by the whim of government.
Otherwise, there is no reason to bother with having a constitution at all.
佐々江駐米大使からニューヨーク・タイムズへの謝罪声明文は下記：
Our goal is not to “replace” the Constitution, as the editorial argues,
but instead to revisit the interpretation of certain clauses of the
Constitution in light of significantly changed circumstances
in the Asia-Pacific region since its enactment in 1947.
The Japanese, including Prime Minister Abe, believe in the spirit of
Article 9 of the Constitution and have no intention of revising the
war-renouncing charter. We are confident about the maturity of our democracy.
KENICHIRO SASAE
Ambassador of Japan
Washington, May 13, 2014
The New York Times:
The New York Times is an American daily newspaper,
founded and continuously published in New York City since September 18, 1851.
It has won 112 Pulitzer Prizes, more than any other news organization.
| - 【埼玉】「解釈見直しで憲法9条が有名無実化し、死んでしまう」…草加の市民団体、喪服姿で署名集め、ノーベル平和賞受賞を後押し★2
106 ：名無しさん＠１３周年＠転載禁止[]：2014/05/19(月) 17:33:13.37 ID:T3NKazO90 - 佐々江駐米大使が安倍首相ともどもに平謝りになって、
ニューヨーク・タイムズに
文書を送って来たのは下記の記事についてだよ：
Japan’s Pacifist Constitution
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
MAY 8, 2014
The New York Times
Mr. Abe’s highest political goal is to replace the Constitution written
and imposed upon the Japanese by the American Army following World War II.
For 67 years, not a single word has been amended. Mr. Abe strongly feels
that the Constitution imposes an onerous restriction on Japanese sovereignty
and is outdated. Still, as critics point out, he should know that
the Constitution’s primary function is to check government power.
It is not something that can be altered by the whim of government.
Otherwise, there is no reason to bother with having a constitution at all.
佐々江駐米大使からニューヨーク・タイムズへの謝罪声明文は下記：
Our goal is not to “replace” the Constitution, as the editorial argues,
but instead to revisit the interpretation of certain clauses of the
Constitution in light of significantly changed circumstances
in the Asia-Pacific region since its enactment in 1947.
The Japanese, including Prime Minister Abe, believe in the spirit of
Article 9 of the Constitution and have no intention of revising the
war-renouncing charter. We are confident about the maturity of our democracy.
KENICHIRO SASAE
Ambassador of Japan
Washington, May 13, 2014
The New York Times:
The New York Times is an American daily newspaper,
founded and continuously published in New York City since September 18, 1851.
It has won 112 Pulitzer Prizes, more than any other news organization.
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