Japan’s cabinet this week tore up what remains of the country’s war-renouncing constitution by declaring Tokyo’s right to defend its allies. Japan will thus join the ranks of other, presumably war-rejoicing, nations who maintain the same right, including known rabble-rousers such as New Zealand and Sweden.
日本內(nèi)閣本周宣告，日本擁有保衛(wèi)盟國的權(quán)利，從而讓該國放棄戰(zhàn)爭的憲法失效。日本因此將加入其他擁有相同權(quán)利、想必喜歡戰(zhàn)爭的國家行列，包括新西蘭和瑞典等出名的“好戰(zhàn)”國家。
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