<p>I usually trust the NY Times in terms of local affairs. It is very hard not to polarize in foreign or affairs beyond daily life borders. With the Japanese and the comfort women, it’s very easy to take a side and focus on the surviving victims and perhaps capitalize and over analyze what their leaders have to say about the affair. </p>
<p>Agreed that it’s really naive to assume that it doesn’t happen, but I think that there are specific places and situations where it is more likely to occur such as the mention of the first 30 days. But why would occur so early on as opposed to any other time is something else I’d like to know.</p>