Posted in: Gov't considering mask-free school graduation ceremonies See in context
I love the cohesiveness, harmony and unity of the Japanese but it does get extreme at times and this is an example.
Probably the only nation on earth where everyone feels compelled to wear those suffocating masks.....and in most cases just not needed, especially for high school kids who have strong immune systems.
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Posted in: Man arrested over fatal assault of work colleague in parking lot See in context
Imagine the guilt and remorse at the fatal consequences of yielding to a moment of anger. Sad.
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Posted in: Hollywood has become 'completely dysfunctional': Shyamalan See in context
Shyamalan is close to being on target. Should have said...
'completely corrupt'.
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Posted in: Japan to uphold apology if South Korea settles wartime labor issue See in context
Forget the 75 year+ old past. It's a waste of precious time.
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Posted in: Ukraine: 'Fast-track' talks underway for missiles, planes See in context
@UChoosePoorly
Mods removed Blacklabel's post
Unfortunately it's a regular occurrence on this site. Totally uncalled for removal of posts supposedly for being 'off topic' or other frivolous reasons. It's sad because JT has many good qualities besides left wing bias reporting and moderating.
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Posted in: Japan to decide on abortion pill after panel's agreement See in context
Only a lady can decide such a thing
I beleive the father also has rights and a say. After all, he's also responsible.
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Posted in: Japan to decide on abortion pill after panel's agreement See in context
I disagree with ending a baby's life, but at least the abortion pill is far more humane, especially if use very early in pregnancy, than regular abortion which is brutal, especially in later stages.
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Posted in: Alleged 'Luffy' ringleader of robberies is man already detained in Manila See in context
These criminals just don't seem to understand that their type usually gets caught.
But it's quite possible they're often naive young guys recruited to do the dirty work. By the time they realise the reality of possibility of capture they're too deep in and can't escape thier overlords. Poor fellow. May God have mercy on them.
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Posted in: Thousands rally for 'Invasion Day' protests on Australia Day holiday See in context
If one group successfully claims restitution/reparations for historical wrongs based on race/skin color then where does it end? The principle can't end with race. Every single person can then sue other individuals or groups for a multitude of historical wrongs going back thousands of years. It's ridiculous.
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Posted in: Thousands rally for 'Invasion Day' protests on Australia Day holiday See in context
I don't think it's right to blame present generations for historical events based purely on skin color.
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Posted in: U.S. media rocked by layoffs amid economic gloom See in context
Meanwhile over at FOX News business is booming.
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Posted in: U.S. media rocked by layoffs amid economic gloom See in context
Make fun of and sneer at half the population and they will abandon you.
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Posted in: Suicides in Japan increase in 2022; 1st rise among men in 13 years See in context
How sad
Numbers remained elevated for the past few years during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Was the cure worse than the disease? Looks like it if you include the rest of the negative social and economic fallout of the overreaction.
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Posted in: Davos organizers: Musk wasn't invited despite what he says See in context
To those who doubt the legitimacy of the quote "'You will own nothing and be happy" from the World Economic Forum.
It generated so much heat that they deleted it off their website. But you can see the video here:
https://youtu.be/MKwENH-m4oU
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Posted in: Davos organizers: Musk wasn't invited despite what he says See in context
*the forum itself has been the target of online conspiracy theories from those who believe the meeting involves a group of elites manipulating global events for their own benefit.
So they gather purely for OUR benefit. Don't kid yourselves. The World Economic Forum's motto for the peons is 'You will own nothing and be happy'. In other words 'We'll own and control it all and you are required to be happy about it'.
Don't let your local sovereign government pay any attention whatsoever to these vultures.
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Posted in: Davos expects record turnout as resumes winter slot See in context
An unelected body of elites who have no right to influence the affairs of sovereign nations. It is largely organised by the World Economic Forum whose motto for us peons is 'You will own nothing and be happy'.....in other words 'We will own and control it all and you must be happy about it'.
No thanks.
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Posted in: Trump Organization fined $1.6 mil for tax fraud See in context
Good. Elites should not be able to defraud the government and the people. Now prosecute the Bidens, Clintons, etc. as well.
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Posted in: Golden Globes are back on TV, but are reform efforts enough? See in context
And the Golden Globe for producer of the most violent and perverse material on earth goes to.........Hollywood!
Ignore them.
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Posted in: McCarthy fails for 3rd long day in GOP House speaker fight See in context
Drain the swamp.
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Posted in: Record-low 2,610 traffic-related deaths reported in Japan in 2022 See in context
Great news and great job Japan Police. Bringing the death toll down from 16765 to 2,610 is a fantastic achievement.
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Posted in: 3 men arrested for stealing ¥30 million from Ibaraki residence last June See in context
Why do it? With surveillance cameras everywhere these days and forensic science advanced like never before you're highly likely to get caught. Besides being wrong it' just not worth the risk.
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Posted in: Woman sues Steven Tyler, alleging child sex assault in 1970s See in context
Lesson for men. Leave underage girls alone no matter how much they thow themselves at you.
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Posted in: Men urged to train themselves to notice household chores: study See in context
Men urged to train themselves to notice household chores: study
I highly agree. I've had to learn to do this myself in order help out my wife as well as appreciate the work she puts in in the home/with the kids.
But I'll add that the mountain of criticism of men these days is a massive turn off, though some is justified. Both sexes have things to learn.
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Posted in: Bethlehem rebounds from pandemic, lifting Christmas spirits See in context
Merry Christmas to JT and all commentators.
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Posted in: China's ByteDance admits using TikTok data to track journalists See in context
Keep the pressure on TikTok and the CCP. Don't give them an inch....they'll take a mile.
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Posted in: TikTok under pressure as U.S. lawmakers push government ban See in context
Cannot trust a word TikTok or the CCP says.
Not just a threat to US national security, a threat to our children's mental and spiritual health.
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Posted in: Tokyo unwitting host to Chinese 'police station,' report says See in context
CCP thugs at work. Western countries take note....this is where you're heading...totalitarian government control.
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Posted in: Lower house passes bill to ban malicious donation solicitations See in context
Will donations to political groups come under scrutiny as well?
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Posted in: New Zealand says self-identity enough for transgender athletes in community sport See in context
Competition wise it's extremely unfair. It's also at the least uncomfortable and at the most downright dangerous to have biological men in the female locker rooms. Is Ms Adern really OK with this? Time for women around the world to revolt against this madness.
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Wales fielding a few "past their sell by date" players.
Posted in: Ireland beats Wales 34-10, spoiling Gatland's return
Posted in: Japanese firms must address human rights in supply chains: UNDP director
Posted in: Excess savings not helping consumers in Japan as inflation rises
Posted in: Ukraine says latest Russian assault on Bakhmut beaten back