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"Native Americans" prefer to be called American Indians. EVERYONE born in the US is a Native American. To call American Indians "Native Americans" is an attempt to erase them from history.

I have American Indian blood, I've taken classes at university about American Indian culture, history and literature and educated myself further about those subjects. Furthermore, I had friends that were American Indians when I lived in Oregon.

Americans from India are called Indian Americans, BTW.

Lawsuit? Hello ! Lawsuit anyone?? Lawsuit? Hello? Lawsuit??? They admit sexual harassment. Lawsuit? Easy lawsuit? Hello????

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

– Thomas Jefferson

Gun sales soar in Colorado

Awesome.

Our challenge is not the laws, our challenge is people who, obviously, are distracted from reality....

People distracted from reality... That's about 95% of people in 1st World countries.

Employers know that Japanese universities are a JOKE these days (gone downhill since the 70s). "I graduated from Todai." "That's nice. Now make me a cup of coffee."

I say, so what if the attacker is likely to chase you if you run? 1) a running target is more difficult to hit. 2) your back is less vulnerable to life-threatening damage than your belly, front of your neck, face etc. 3) The attacker's adrenaline is used up hoofing it rather than slashing at you.

If you are fat, in a wheel chair or just can't seem to haul ass... and you are alone... well, good luck.

Think of primitive societies. What advantage do they have over us softy "civilized" folks? 1) they are habitually aware (watch out for that snake, tiger etc) 2) they can leave predators in the dust because they stay fit (tiger meets human, human splits before the tiger realizes the human could've been lunch)

Just yell at the top of your lungs and do the "windmill" attack.

I notice recently here in Tokyo, a surprising number of people are totally focused on their hand-held devices while walking or even biking. People walk strait at me oblivious to our collision course. I move out of the way, or they look up at the last moment. I've not collided yet fortunately.

Also, this is not only young people. Many middle aged and retired people are equally zoned out.

My experience exactly, thywillbedone

Seems Japanese are good at noticing what conforms (the general environment vs the invader) and Americans are good at noticing what doesn't conform (the invader vs the general environment).

Six of one, half dozen of the other. In other words, a moot point.

Thoughts about cultural differences will not help you in a fight, timtak.

timtak

North Americans who tend to concentrate upon and remember only central focal objects, whereas Japanese pay more attention to background, contextual features of their environment.

If the "central focal object" is a knife-wielding maniac I would rather concentrate on that instead of the background.

My Thai Boxing instructor said your best defense is your feet. Just run away. But if you have to stay and defend your high-maintenance, high-heel wearing fragile feminine companion that's another story. ............. Nah, same story. Just run and leave the dumbiotch.

Seriously, the best preventative measure is BE AWARE. I never look at my cell or listen to my mp3 while walking. I observe what's going on around me. Seems common sense.

Smartphone addicts are sheep going to the slaughter.

Hashimoto is a civil servant, too, SO he has no fundamental human rights. Let's torture him.

So does spinach also make one of your eyes close, give you a strange voice and make you talk and laugh to yourself all the time??

Popeye's forearms bulge from swabbing the deck too much. No, that is not a naughty euphemism for some other action. His forearms bulge from moving a mop back and forth repeatedly for a long time. True story.

Asia in general is not famous for being a place that fosters human rights. One exception is Gandhi in India and that's probably because he was educated outside Asia.

And, yes, Japan IS part of Asia.

Michelin Guides should give businesses an "energy conservation rating" showing how much energy they are conserving based on current vs previous energy consumption. Then people can choose to frequent businesses that don't waste energy.

@ Venlo

Are those readings "counts per minute"?

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TEPCO/KEPCO shareholders can just go jump into the Sea of Japan.

The US uses North Korea to scare Japan into buying weapons from the US.

Japan.... and its Fuji Rock festival is considered to be Asia’s biggest.

How dare they say Japan is part of ASIA!!??

;p

Captain Obvious wrote the headline.

Please someone get Hashimoto drunk out of his mind and get him tattooed (if he isn't already).

I'm 40. My Japanese girlfriend is 20. She's smarter and more mature than all the women that I've dated older than her... and she can kick my ass (2 blackbelts in 2 different forms of karate).

Women my age have WAY too many issues. I've dated women in Japan aged 16 to early 40's. (Yes, it's legal to DATE 16-year-olds) High school / university girls are more mature than women closing in on 30. Japanese women may not lose a lot in looks when the get older, but they lose a lot in spirit, general joy in life and tend to revert back to bratty, selfish 6-year-olds, if they're cute, or just mother figures for guys that need a tit to suck on, which brings me to my next point....

Young guys just want older women because they want an OL to pay their bills while their boinking someone their own age.

Why can't Japan just be neutral like Switzerland? Answer: MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

More interesting historical facts:

Coca found in ancient Egyptian mummies (Coca could only have come from South America).

American Indian arrowheads made from pieces of Chinese porcelain found on the West Coast.

They are one of the oldest multilayered glass products found in Japan, and very rare accessories that were believed to be made in the Roman Empire and sent to Japan,” said Tomomi Tamura, a researcher at the institute.

Japanese egoism. We don't know yet if the Roman Empire sent the beads to Japan. Most likely they traveled the Silk Route to China and then China traded the beads with Japan.

Show more professionalism, Japan. Keep your ego out of it.