The Japanese mafia isn't hidden, right?

I mean, the fact that we have fan magazines, right?

You know, until 2018, when they forced one of the last ones out of business, when you,

you know, here's Gono Tata Masa on the cover of the magazine.

Here's the number two of the Amoguchi Gumi on it.

I mean, they've got comic books about their lives. You know, they're so...

For clarity, we're talking about organized crime, right?

Like, we're talking about people who are breaking the law, and they allow that, like,

consumer facing, like, right in your face?

They claim to be humanitarian organizations.

The term is, Ninkio Dantai.

They claim to be like the Boy Scouts of Japan,

preserving traditional values, keeping the peace,

giving wayward youth a place to be disciplined

and keeping them in line.

And they have a constitutional right to be together.

And so, you know, for many, many years in Japan, you know, yes, you

know, it was like, yes, there are a lot of criminals in our group and some bad people, but we

keep them in line. How can I help? How can I be useful in ending needless suffering? Do not

be afraid of work that has no end.

We have to organize a social movement.

We have an opportunity to lead, by example,

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