Posted in: On staff following orders, Trump says: 'Nobody disobeys me' See in context
He often says apparent jokes in public. Bad habit, but it's sad that some people cannot tell difference between jokes and serious statements.
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Posted in: Half of foreigners in Tokyo have experienced discrimination: survey See in context
Half is a good number. In North America almost everybody experienced discrimination one way or another regardless of skin color.
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Posted in: Why does politics divide a country into "us" versus "them" (using the U.S. as an example)? Why can't people on both sides come together on issues to unify their country instead of dividing it? See in context
It's the foundation of democracy. Everybody has different opinion, and people should be divided as much as possible, and discuss issues based on different view. If everybody has same opinion then it's called totalitarian regime. We are democratic and free to argue, protest, and divided. People were divided from the beginning of human history, and will be divided forever, and it's healthy state of society.
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Posted in: 'Made by war criminals' label proposed for some Japanese-made items in S Korean schools See in context
This can be categorized as a hate crime. This government led movement of hatred toward Japan which is nation wide and the hatred is taught in schools to brain wash kids. Anybody who slightly oppose the movement will be severely punished by the government and society. It seems they don't have freedom of speech or expression, so the country resembles totalitarian regime.
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Posted in: Man arrested for attempted murder in road rage altercation on Tomei Expressway See in context
Road rage is a big problem in North America as well. People are so impatient, they can't wait few seconds. Is this because we are so spoiled? or, because we are so used to get answer quickly on the smart phone, so we think everything else should be like that? It looks like we lost ability to slow down.
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Posted in: Japan warns of tit-for-tat action in wartime labor spat with S Korea See in context
Japanese government can start auditing Korean companies and individuals in Japan in regard of tax evasion and any other business related or illegal activities. Government can keep press charges and resulting penalties.
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Posted in: U.S. lawmakers urge Trump to tackle N Korea's abductions of Japanese
Posted in: Australian PM praises diversity in language schools pledge day after neo-Nazi action
Posted in: Police to fine minor rule-breaking cyclists from April 1, 2026
Posted in: Police to fine minor rule-breaking cyclists from April 1, 2026