The Yakuza is native to Japan and the members love to associate themselves with the samurai warriors, but actually, they are just thugs and gangsters, like any other group of gangs who do not conform to behavioral standards set by society. The author equates the yakuza to motorcycle gangs who tattoo their bicepts with 'Born to Lose'. Maybe they were strong, in the days when they actually cut off part of their pinkie, but today, they are a weak organization and they have to appeal to motorcycle crazies for new members. The police call them the 'violent ones'. Apparently, the Japanese have a different attitude toward gangs of criminals than we do. When the law is reasonable, people should follow the law, but when criminals are running the country, as we have today, people should protest, every day, until changes comes about. We want the CIA to stop murdering innocent people and stop taking our citizens for experimental purposes. We want the leaders to stop making deals with aliens, exchanging technology for people. Too many stories about people in America who were taken against their will. The Yakuza might be popular, in Japan, but all criminals here are looked down on and those criminals in government, are the lowest form of life on the planet. There was a time when our country wasn't run by Nazis and criminals and leaders were respectable. Today, Washington is red light district, like a part of town that has gone bad. It's as ugly as a man with tattoos all over his body ...