Aikoku Muzai= "愛国無罪": Whatever you do out of patriotism, you are pardoned.

Whenever I pass by Pachinko parlors mostly owned by Koreans residing in Japan, I notice some smoke coming out of the parlors because gamblers smoke cigarettes while playing Pachinko. We have a right to complain about it. You know what Koreans say in ROK? They say, Aikoku Muzai= "愛国無罪", literally "Being Patriotic, Being Pardoned", suggesting that whatever they do out of patriotism, they are pardoned. This is the principle they uphold. And, they attack the Embassy of Japan, etc. in Seoul. They are not smart enough to think their actions based on the principle are viewed as crimes in the civilized countries. I don’t think any Japanese will do the same here.