I was acting crazy in North America, and all the crazy people there took it seriously.

Logan, who was killed by a madman on the streets of America, travels back in time to America in 1921.
By day, as the owner of a vulgar tabloid, he worried endlessly about the American people: "America, stop for a moment and wait for your people."
In the darkness, disguised as a system administrator, he worried himself sick over the freedom of the American people—
[Anonymous (Bushster): Drinking is free in America! You are a bootlegging dealer, go and use the alcohol of freedom to cleanse the American alcoholics imprisoned by Prohibition.]
[Anonymous (Mechanic): Armed America! You are a mechanic, go and deliver the Chicago typewriter of freedom to the insecure Americans.]
[CaptainAmerica (Vest): Progressive and Free America! You are Captain America, go and spread the light of freedom and progress to the backward American people!]
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"That's the black hand of hell reaching out to the human world, the source of today's domestic turmoil..."
—Excerpt from the 2000 American bestseller, "The Real Devil Walking Among Us."
"An urban legend that began in the Roaring Twenties (we all know it's true), it was the guidance of the Holy Spirit, it was the key to making America great again..."
—Excerpt from the report of the 100th additional funding request for the "GodBlessAmerica" ​​project, a US research project on paranormal abilities, in 2000.
"Man, what can I say? It's just that your ancestors were even crazier than me..."
—This is how an unknown person, who was seriously going crazy but found himself unable to outmaneuver the crazy people in North America, summarized it.

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