Homibay Biscoine comments

Trumpist123Today  02:42 pm JST

@browny: Not saying that she's going for the big money with that documentary, but if she chose to make it available for free, there would be plenty of options, starting from services like YT, DailyMotion et al to hosting that stuff on her own server. I'm sure some of the world's meetoo advocates would happily spare a few bucks for server maintenance. You get the point. If her goal was to make her story available to as many people as possible, there are any ways to achieve this. This has nothing to do with censorship but a lot with her attitude.

Do you think she made this by herself in her bedroom or something?!

What makes you think she has any control over the production and pubcilation of this film?

> YubaruToday  11:36 am JST

> Seems to me she is more interested in making money than actually getting her message out!

Evidence please.

Didn't think so.

robert maesToday  05:39 pm JST

It is true that Japanese people often live long lives in relative good health.

it is also true that government tries to enhance a part myth that Japanese live longer than other people. I do also think that a third to half of those over 90 and still registered as alive have actually already passed away.

collecting pensions and government wanting to project Japan as the “ healthiest and best country” in the world the reasons.

Shh, don't speak truths and facts that don't fit the common narrative—they don't like that on here.