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Posted in: Woman in adult entertainment industry arrested after bodies of 3 infants found at her home See in context

Has nothing to do with the Adult Entertainment industry. Shouldn't even have been mentioned what her occupation was.

Yes, because usually people employed in the Adult Entertainment industry are upstanding model citizens with a strong ethical compass.

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Posted in: Woman in adult entertainment industry arrested after bodies of 3 infants found at her home See in context

Incredibly sad and beyond reprehensible.

It could be argued that the crimes like this are evidence of the biggest differences between a guilt-based culture and a shame-based one. Whereas guilt is specifically linked to transgressions in the moral realm, people in a culture largely devoid of this crucial aspect of ascended human behavior experience shame evoked by situations of nonmoral failures and transgressions.

A betting person would like wager that Ayumi Yamashita would, at most, currently be experiencing feelings of shame but none of guilt.

RIP to the innocent lives who were never given a chance, and may there be a special place in Hell reserved for this absolute scum of a human.

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Posted in: Researchers start to find clues on the trail of long COVID See in context

Vaccination against COVID has been shown to significantly reduce the chance that people will get long COVID, emphasizing the importance of booster shots, researchers say.

I would trust the Nobel prize winner in Medicine over any handpicked pharma-backed "researcher". Dr Luc Montagnier and others warned of Antibody-dependent Enhancement (ADE) developing due to vaccines being introduced in the middle of a pandemic. Well, it hashappened. Current variants are not "immune evasive", the immune system has been compromised by the vaccines, leading to ADE.

Anyone continuing to promote continuous boosters for an indefinite period of time, despite the real, ethical and unbiased research-backed evidence we have, is downright reckless.

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Posted in: Marathon world record-holder Kelvin Kiptum dies in car crash in Kenya See in context

Firstly, RIP to Kelvin. Secondly, we have to ask ourselves why Kenyan distance athletes have been so dominant for so long. High-altitude training locations ideal for developing aerobic capacity and red blood cell production? A supportive community and coaching infrastructure? A simple diet high in complex carbohydrates? Genetics?

No, no, no and no.

It's all due to the widespread covert abuse of the hormone Erythropoietin - EPO.

In 2023, no fewer than 25 Kenyan runners were suspended by WADA for EPO. Many of these include big names and illegitimate record holders: Diana Kipyokei, Betty Wilson Lempus, Marius Kipserem, Philemon Kacheran, Justus Kimutai, Mark Kangogo, Lawrence Cherono, Keneth Kiprop Renju, Ibrahim Mukunga Wachira, Stella Barsosio, Purity Changwony, Kumari Taki... the list goes on.

These are just the ones who were caught. Athletes living and training in the remote Rift Valley region do so because they are far less likely to run into bumbling doping control officers from Montreal or Lausanne.

The EPO problem in Kenya is so bad that, not surprisingly, there are calls for Kenya to join Russia in being banned from international athletics.

Doping is an embarrassment and immoral, and is a menace which kills the credibility of Kenyan athletes and the country. I know a lot of Kenyan athletes read the forums here at Japan Today, so I encourage each and every one of you to run clean and leave an admirable legacy... even if your times inevitably suffer in the process.

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Posted in: COVID patients again rising in Japan; experts warn of 10th wave See in context

Here are a couple of links from the many that are out there. (Some will dispute the findings, but whatever.)

You've posted links from 2021. I hope I don't sound Offensive / Vulgar, but how does one somehow miss the two-a-half years information that has come to light regarding the inefficacy of the Covid vaccines in stopping transmission?

Spoiler: they don't.

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Posted in: Hit them in the pocket: How cities are going after SUVs See in context

Will the elites stop forcing Parisians to eat insects if they make a stand with you?

Hopefully.

Sounds like someone can't wait to eat the bugs, own nothing and be happy.

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Posted in: Hit them in the pocket: How cities are going after SUVs See in context

And for the perpetually offended, I drive a full-size SUV. By happenstance, this doubles as a two-and-a-half ton weapon.

Come and take it.

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Posted in: Hit them in the pocket: How cities are going after SUVs See in context

Shouldn't this Socialist set her sights on the ultra-rich like Soros who fly around in private jets?

Instead she makes life difficult for working families.

Authoritarianism has shifted from burly men wearing mustaches and military medals to suited hyper-Liberals with coiffured hair and petite socialist women who speak with a soft facade of caring and the disingenuous rhetoric of "public safety".

The world is a dangerous place to live; not only because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it.

So, Parisians have a choice - give up their SUVs due to unhinged pressure from militant climate alarmists, and watch one by one, other freedoms and liberties begin to disappear.

Or realize that these authoritarian "progressive" movements such as climate catastrophism, promotion of cancel culture and the legalization of gender reassignment procedures for teens ONLY work when we consent to them.

I trust Parisians will make the RIGHT choice: stand up for this now... or you'll fall for anything later.

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Posted in: Farmers block Dutch-Belgian border as protests spread across Europe See in context

YES. These protests show that farmers and citizens CAN come together to confront centralized power.

Good, regular people stand with them and their noble cause.

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Posted in: Trudeau condemns mosque attack, says Islamophobia 'has no place' in Canada See in context

Not as pathetic as the morons criticizing Trudeau without articulating an actual reason why.

I'll tell you why normal, rational people criticize Trudeau. It's because we are capable of doing what you seem unable to do - seeing clearly that his "leadership" centers around his ultra-progressive brand dominance and control, which is done most despicably under an aesthetic of care and a language of inclusivity.

What we understand is that the threat of complete authoritarianism is far, far greater from those who use his language of extreme liberalism than even emergent, nationalistic populist movements.

The evidence is clear: Trudeau is leveraging these dictatorial powers right now - he endorses censorship, he endorses militarizing the police force, he endorses protest laws. Unprecedented overreaching control that has never been seen under previous governance in Canada. And anyone who tries to dissent? The consequences are immediate, robust and extremely severe.

Through his actions we can see what is becoming of Canada under this dictator.

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Posted in: Trudeau condemns mosque attack, says Islamophobia 'has no place' in Canada See in context

Incredible ignorance regarding what Trudeau has actually said in the past. 

And precisely what about your radical liberal darling are we being "incredibly ignorant" about? The labeling of the burning of Christian churches as "understandable"? The declaration that those against tyrannical Covid mandates were "racist". The blackface?

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Posted in: 'Godzilla Minus One' offers insight into complexity of Japan’s war memories See in context

It's quite an uncomfortable matter when kamikaze pilots are referred to as "heroic spirits". Once the war began, men in this country who sacrificed themselves in order to satisfy the self-interest of the ruling Imperial and military class were simply victims. Godzilla film or otherwise, it is therefore beyond unreasonable to attempt to make it into some sort of a beautiful story, instead of the reality - men who counteracted their instinctive fear with methamphetamine and forced themselves to die.

We can only hope that this country, which has an obvious history of hiding inconvenient facts, expressing gratitude instead of apology and praising government-sponsored sacrifices as "heroic spirits," will never again repeat the same thing.

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Posted in: Trudeau condemns mosque attack, says Islamophobia 'has no place' in Canada See in context

What specifically did he say he that a reasonable person would describe as "slimy?"

It's not just what he says, it's who he is. From his cringe-worthy "male feminist" rhetoric, to his history of wearing blackface and then unironically (and nonsensically) labeling people who oppose Covid mandates as "racists", and his hypocritical insistence on transforming Canada into a rainbow-colored beacon for inclusivity, but only for those who align to his radical globalist agenda.

A widespread return to normalcy is what Canada desperately needs, and continuing what the truckers started is the only way up and out of this totalitarian regime.

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Posted in: Trudeau condemns mosque attack, says Islamophobia 'has no place' in Canada See in context

When they were burning churches a couple of years ago, he said it was wrong, but understandable. 

Exactly. Take a look at what Trudeau's Canada is doing to Christians. If 90 churches are burned to ground and the Prime Minister and his weird buddies are endorsing that - you really don't need any other facts, that automatically tells you he's on the wrong side. If you're throwing preachers in prison for preaching the Christian Gospel - not for making pipe bombs, not for trying to castrate other people's children, not for prescribing fentanyl to adolescents - that automatically tells you he's serving people other than the people of Canada.

Regardless of whether you're a believer or not, it is actually extremely scary what Canada under Trudeau has become. And no matter how he tries to dress it up in his trademark passive-aggressive, fake self-help language ("ooh well it's really about 'public safety"' ), thankfully real Canadians are seeing what's happening and waking up.

Even as a non-Canadian (but with many Canadian friends), watching the country slowly being destroyed and overtaken is sad and horrifying. Trudeau is the single greatest threat Canada country had seen since 1867, and he and his government must go.

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Posted in: From Japan to the world: How to translate a game See in context

In what realty?

The one that exists outside of the Metaverse, poindexter!

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Posted in: From Japan to the world: How to translate a game See in context

I had to play my girlfriend's account sometimes while she was at work in order to help grind for in-game stuff.

Men yesterday: I had to survive famines, wars, and the Bubonic Plague.

Men today: I had to play my girlfriend's video game for in-game stuff.

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Posted in: From Japan to the world: How to translate a game See in context

appealing to overseas players whose expectations on issues such as sexism are increasingly influencing the content of major titles.

I'm not a gamer myself (I'm an adult), but I bet "oh I wish this game had less sexism!" is a thought exclamation made by no one ever.

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Posted in: Potentially dirty and broken used shinkansen food/beverage carts on sale in Japan for ¥100,000 See in context

Things you can get for ¥100,000:

Multi-destination airplane tickets;

A quality used scooter/moped;

2 years of internet;

14 nights accommodation in a luxury 5 star hotel in Fiji;

1,300 meals in Cambodia;

A 50% chance of winning ¥200,000 yen at the roulette table;

... or a potentially dirty and/or broken used food/beverage cart.

Hmm.

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Posted in: Australia PM condemns neo-Nazis after arrest of 'disguised' group See in context

Such activity "is rightly being condemned by all decent people," he said, adding that Australia had seen a rise in neo-Nazism.

On a serious note, this is the result of the Australia we used to know going down the proverbial gurgler. No leadership in the federal or state governments who have the political gumption to stand up to the Radical Uber-"Progressive" sentiment and condemn their woke anti-Australian protests yesterday. How about trying to unite our country, encouraging us to be proud of our country; let our men and women of all races, colour and creed know we need to be united and proud of who we are and the country we live in, and the flag that is flying above our heads. Future generations need this unity and leadership, so it’s time politicians suck it up and grow up, actually do the jobs they were elected for, show some leadership and stand up for Australia.

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Posted in: Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry finally stops using floppy disks See in context

They can go ahead switch to their flash drives if they like, but mine will always be 5 1/4 inches and still floppy.

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Posted in: Thousands protest Australia Day holiday with 'Invasion Day' rallies See in context

Protester James Cummings, a Sydney local, said it was "not the right day to be celebrating a national day".

How about no... we're not going to lectured to by radical activists from a certain political spectrum who hate democracy and capitalism and yet live off our taxes.

These clowns are welcome to leave Australia and live in You Know Where. Go protest over there, I’m sure you will appreciate Australia Day when you are under control of the CCP.

Happy Australia Day.

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Posted in: Colonial statues vandalised ahead of contentious Australia Day holiday See in context

That was the day of "Genocide" the aboriginal people on the continent of Australia's is, they has lost their lands, dignity and lives!

To you, Peter14 and others making arguments for a date change premised on the questionable claim that Aboriginal Australians would somehow be better off, I ask, how?

Just like the proposed "Voice to Parliament", we’re not told how a date change is actually better for Aboriginal people. We’re just told it is better, or told that the date is "hurtful" for Aboriginal people and so needs to be changed, and that a change will make things better.

Again, changing the date from January 26 would be like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. It looks good, but we know the outcome.

January 26 is a day for most white and immigrant Australians to celebrate the nation Australia has become, but leaves the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islanders angry and bitter that their feelings are ignored or seen as unimportant when it comes to having a national day. 

More than slightly insulting to suggest Aboriginal people’s emotional wellbeing is under the control of a date. It sends the ridiculous message to Aboriginal people that if the date remains unchanged, they are in ‘pain’ on that day. If the date is changed, then they are somehow relieved of pain.

This is not a celebration of a supposed 'genocide.' This is a celebration of the great nation of Australia, for ALL of its inhabitants. Happy Australia Day today, January 26th.

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Posted in: Colonial statues vandalised ahead of contentious Australia Day holiday See in context

I don’t know what that has to do with selective outrage regarding the use of vandalism and disruption when you don’t get your own way though.

Yes, remember all the vandalism and desecrating from conservatives when "progressive" movements such as gay marriage were legalized in Australia?

Oh that's right, it didn't happen.

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Posted in: Colonial statues vandalised ahead of contentious Australia Day holiday See in context

I respect changing the date of Australia Day out of respect to the Indigenous people, if that is truly what they wish.

Changing the date of Australia Day will do absolutely nothing to improve the lives of Aboriginal women and children living in fear of domestic violence and sexual abuse, or for the communities plagued by assaults, drug and alcohol abuse and rampant theft.

I do not support doing anything these anti-Australian weaklings from Melbourne want. They make me sick. If you question anything they have to say, they'll go after your job, family, anything else you've got going on. The so-called "woke mind virus" is absolutely festering in Melbourne.

100%. Melbourne needs a wall built around it to keep the lunatics in. It's a shame the rest of Victoria and indeed, the country, have to be lumped together with a city of militant, unhinged snowflakes.

Cancel Culture won't ruin the day though. Happy Australia Day.

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Posted in: Colonial statues vandalised ahead of contentious Australia Day holiday See in context

Very selective outrage regarding when it is acceptable to cause damage and disruption if things don’t go your way…

We celebrate Australia day to celebrate our achievements in building this nation.

Before the first fleet and colonisation, the land of what is now Australia was sparsely populated with very loosely organized indigenous tribes. Nobody is 'celebrating genocide' as the article seems to suggest.

What eventuated was a sad but inevitable consequence of contact between an advanced industrial civilisation and isolated tribal cultures. Those in the vocal minority seem unable to accept that it would have happened no matter what choices were made.

Again, January 26th is a day for all Australians to celebrate the nation we've become. Happy Australia Day to all (and to you too Jimizo)!

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Posted in: Colonial statues vandalised ahead of contentious Australia Day holiday See in context

contentious Australia Day holiday

It's only "contentious" to those perpetually aggrieved.

It's only "contentious" to those who thrive on engineering more socially dividing clap-trap.

It's only "contentious" to those who want to make 80% of the population feel ashamed of being caucasian, ashamed of being born in Australia or ashamed of what may or may not have happened in our country 200 years prior to our birth.

To everyone else, who are thankful for what we have and grateful to be from what has become one of the best countries on Earth... Happy Australia Day.

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Posted in: How to stay healthy during cold, flu and COVID-19 season See in context

To make an irrational decision that put others at an elevated risk 

When your employer freely admitted that their mRNA vaccines do not stop or even limit transmission, what sort of elevated risk are you referring to?

Sorry, but just because you claim otherwise does not make it true. Especially when these claims are a direct contradiction to every single ethical, unbiased, not-for-profit medical professional and institution in the entire world.

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Posted in: How to stay healthy during cold, flu and COVID-19 season See in context

Is this some kind of joke? How many people lost their jobs because they didn’t have a choice but take the Covid vaccines?

Exactly. Pfizer admitting that they never even tested for transmission because of "the speed of science and the market" was just the beginning of proving what "Antivaxxers" had claimed all along - that the mRNA vaccine was extremely rushed without proper testing, and safety was being put behind profits.

Then add governmental discrimination, segregation, belittling, insulting and removing basic human rights from those who made an informed medical decision based on "stopping the spread" misinformation.

Those who must be held to account in particular are government and business leaders who enforced the sacking and discrimination of people based on what should have been a PRIVATE medical decision.

Thank goodness Japan was for the most part immune from the medical tyranny that plagued other countries.

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Posted in: How to stay healthy during cold, flu and COVID-19 season See in context

It’s not too late to roll up your sleeve. 

A statement frankly reeking of desperation.

While the EU and much of the rest of the world are pulling back on the drive to be continually vaccinated with the mRNA vaccine, we still have medical outliers like those featured encouraging us to keep on boosting.

The continual fear campaign continues here with weekly reports of either a flu pandemic, or the next Covid variant, or a warning by the WHO that the next pandemic could be worse.

And we wonder why people are getting angrier and angrier? Why their health is suffering? Ask yourself why this propaganda is continuing to be foisted on us, and what is in it for those who are continually pushing this narrative. Is it for your health, or is it because there are billions of dollars at stake?

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Posted in: Filipino man arrested over bodies found under Tokyo home See in context

This is shocking and disappointing, primarily as every Filipino I've met has been amazing. Just really good, honest, kind people.

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