TOKYO - Consumers of political content on the internet may have noticed the preponderant tone of outrage. Readers are regularly urged to rise up in fury at unacceptable, racist, proto-fascist, and other repugnant views, policies, and activities of their political opponents. This unfortunate state of affairs is facilitated by the anonymity of many political websites, blogs, comment boxes, and discussion rooms.
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