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Posted in: Revenge porn consultations reach record high 1,812 cases in 2023 See in context

Its simple if you give up a nude picture you should get one in return, it should not be a one way flash it should go both ways. If the person threatens to post your pictures you can also do the same. No shame in the game!!! Its either flash or trash!

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Posted in: BOJ to cut monetary stimulus if inflation trend nears 2%: Ueda See in context

Its called new math Itrickonometry!

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Posted in: Biden, Kishida likely to discuss Texas bullet train project, sources say See in context

The US is broke they are too busy caring for the illegals flowing into the country. I suppose Biden will hire them to do the labor cheaply. Is this is plan? Senile Joe!

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Posted in: Bellinger homers, rain shortens Imanaga start, as Cubs beat Dodgers 8-1 See in context

Don't over estimate the Cubs, they will be in the thick of the race at the end. The question is the Dodgers and they Hollywood roster is suppose to win it all but that will not happen!!!

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Posted in: AUKUS weighs expanding security pact with Japan to deter China, FT says See in context

I see it everyday and have been involved VERY INVOLVED for the last 20 years. If you only KNEW and COULD SEE AND TOUCH daily the things that are and have been developed and has been deployed and continuing to be in place by AUS,US,NATO,Japan and SK they have the means to put eyes on CHINA. They can bark all they want and people can talk and guess but if you are not in the middle and seeing it first hand. Loose lips sink ship can't say anymore!

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Posted in: China conducts 'combat patrols' as U.S. holds drills with allies in disputed waters See in context

@Fighto! As a reminder China and Russia relationship will turn sour just a Xi is trying to regain control of territories he perhaps think is and was under China's control he will soon embark on the Northern territories that Russia took from China. This could be a nasty divorce, China is playing the whack a mole game hoping that the West gets rid of Putin and in the end he will take back that area. Xi is a dog salivating and waiting. Putin know this he is no fool this is why he has NK as a buffer because China would not do what Putin wanted because he understands the hand that China is trying to play!!!

What Communist China and Fascist Russia appeasers and supporters will not admit is this : China and Russia are both on a desperate land grab. Identical to Nazi Germany pre WW2.

They will stop at nothing and take enormous swathes of land by force IF freedom-loving nations turn a blind eye. Which WON'T happen.

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Posted in: Man arrested for assaulting drinking companion on street in Kochi See in context

This is what was perhaps a good meeting between two friend where both drank, and when the tab came the other perhaps couldn't pay his half of the tab leaving the other infuriated and paying the entire tab.

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Posted in: Saitama police officer arrested on suspicion of filming up high school girl’s skirt See in context

Anytime you have someone in a power position they will at one point or another abuse their power whether it is gross negligence or a minor infraction. No one is perfect, yes the officer was in a position where he is being held to high standard by a society he is sworn in to protect and serve. We are humans and we should ask ourselves as citizens are we perfect. When you are in an automobile you are suppose to drive the posted speed limit, how often do you drive above the limit. If you are speeding you are abusing your privilege. Now what if that same officer pulled you over because he caught you speeding but instead of giving you a ticket he gives you a "warning". My question is he abusing his authority for not giving you that ticket? You broke the law but he gave you a warning. Yes, the officer was wrong perhaps he too will get a warning. No one is perfect.

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Posted in: Japan launches ride-hailing services in Tokyo; other areas to follow See in context

Just looking at the pictures tells it all nothing will ever change men in the front ladies in the back!

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Posted in: Man arrested for attempted murder after traffic dispute in Ibaraki Prefecture See in context

He should have said it wasn't me I have a smart car I drive a TESLA!! It has avoidance and collision technology designed in it there is no way it would allow me to get that close!

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Posted in: Princess Aiko begins work See in context

What are her official duties?

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Posted in: Japanese firms now legally obliged to meet needs of disabled customers See in context

Does this include wheel chair ramps, and lower curbs at crossing for wheel chair access on public streets?

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Posted in: S Korea says N Korea has fired intermediate range missile into its eastern waters See in context

More fire works, just a spectacular event for the NK people, the fat porky pig knows he does not have a chance. He's like a dog with no teeth salivating at the mouth with no teeth to bite just swallowing his pride.

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Posted in: Song lyrics are getting simpler, more repetitive: study See in context

Music follows the drug culture if you look at music. The correlation between music and the evolution of drug cultures has been significant since the 1920s. In the early 20th century, jazz music and the rise of prohibition in the US brought an environment where illicit drug use, mainly alcohol, became mixed with the rebellious spirit of the music scene. In the 1960s, the counterculture movement brought a surge in experimentation with psychedelic drugs like LSD and marijuana. Music played a big role in this movement, with artists like the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and the Grateful Dead incorporating drug-inspired themes into their music, which popularized drug use among their followers. Going forward you have the 1980s and 1990s, the rise of EDM and the rave culture which brought about a new wave of drug experimentation, particularly with substances like MDMA ecstasy. The high-energy beats and immersive experiences of raves became synonymous with drug use. Today, we have various genres of music that continue to intersect with drug culture, from hip-hop's WEED references to substance use to the continued association of EDM with party drug use. The relationship between music and drug cultures is very complex, I think they reflect broader societal attitudes towards substance use and the ongoing evolution of musical genres and their associated subcultures. On another note music today is not well thought out all you need is a drum machine hit one note, and loop it with a drum machine and there you go. If you are strung out on a drug how could you think beside repeat the phrase over an over in a psyched out mind.

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Posted in: 12-year-old student opens fire at a school in Finland, killing 1 and wounding 2 others See in context

Had this type of incident happened in the US there would be HUNDREDS more comments, goes on to show you where ever there are guns in the world these types of incidents will happen. Its not that guns kill but people kill who have access to guns!

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Posted in: We hope this will help families start talking early about what to do with their homes and other assets in the future. See in context

Inheritance taxes is the reason why most don't want to sell and the kids don't want to take over the property. I was looking at some property and was willing and ready to buy from the parents but the kids convinced the parents not to sell because they would be hit with the windfall taxes.

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Posted in: Bet my life? See in context

@nandakandamanda Art work is never meant to impress people, because it is an expression, and should not looked at as a "THING OF BEAUTY"!

A building wall?

Looks like imitation graffiti all over a shop front window to me. Not impressed.

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Posted in: Man arrested over murder of 74-year-old mother See in context

Perhaps he does know why he took his mothers life but can't come to grips for the actions behind his/her reason. A dead person can't talk, his silence may just be what he never wanted but his actions may be as a result of what his mother wanted. The story never mentioned the moms health, or sons state of mind. WE don't know.

Police said the victim's son, Naoki Nomura, was at the apartment. They said he has so far given no motive for killing his mother.

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Posted in: Yoon vows not to back down over S Korean doctors' strike See in context

Simple solution - *Doctors say the government enrollment plan lacks measures to resolve key medical issues such as how to increase the number of physicians in some key but unpopular professions. They say newly recruited students would also try to work in the capital region and in high-paying fields like plastic surgery and dermatology.** ***If that is the case make it a requirement that newly recruited doctors can not work in the capital regions for 3-5 years, and when the more experienced doctors retired have a system where those doctors can replace the numbers of retiring doctors or have them compete for those positions. **

*They say the government plan would also likely result in doctors performing unnecessary treatments due to increased competition. *This is nothing but corruption at its best, and those caught should have their license revoked.

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Posted in: New recruits mark 1st day at work across Japan as fiscal 2024 begins See in context

There is no individualism everyone starts work at the same time. While sitting there most of the women and men are probably thinking the women or man of their dreams is in the crowd. Yes maybe that was a good thing years ago, but this does nothing but separate the men from the women and creates a vicious cycle where a young women gets a job and with in two -3 years she is married and out of the work force and the government wonder why the citizens don't want to have children. Its because of structures like this!!!!

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Posted in: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer says raids of his homes were 'excessive' use of 'military-level' force See in context

Lock DIDDY up with R. Kelly and Harvey Weinstein, they used their status to harm others the fame got to their heads and they thought they were above the law and untouchable!

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Posted in: Man arrested for attacking former high school classmate and stealing her smartphone See in context

After reading this story I have come to the conclusion that this guy had a high school crush on the women, being that she was a former classmate. Perhaps during their high school years he couldn't muster the nerves to approach her and if he did during that time she would not give him her number so during this time he took it upon himself to take her smartphone to peer into some of her other activities as the article implied he was stalking her.

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Posted in: 52-year-old man indicted for raping teenage daughter between 2013 and 2016 See in context

What a profound statement I am speechless, no love, all hate. I wish that this young lady can get through life and find her peace even it if means having her rapist dad prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law after all she has endured. Most of all I hope she can learn to trust men again especially after being betrayed by one whom she thought perhaps loved her mentally and not physically. My only thought is this happened for 3 years and when the mom was away, did the mom not know also? This leaves readers like myself with questions.

Riho said “I saw no remorse from him and I felt I like I was betrayed. Blood ties are never broken, so it can be painful to be in a situation like this. Now that I've come this far, I want him to be prosecuted and for him to face up to the seriousness of his crimes.”

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Posted in: Seoul bus drivers strike over pay, snarling commute in S Korean capital See in context

Large corporations make money but fail to pass gains on to their employees. These corporation enrich themselves but expect the employees to live on measly wages. The cost of goods go up while the wages remain the same, but they expect exceptional service. Good for the striking bus drivers I hope the mayor, the city government and the corporation come to their senses and understand that if the people can't make a living wage, sooner or later they can't survive, and if they don't ride the bus there is no need for the transit services. Yes the city buses are the legs of the citizens but a living wage earned by the citizens is the life line of these corporations and if the people don't get to work their businesses go south. It works both ways!

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon pleaded for a swift compromise. "City buses are the legs of the citizens; their livelihood and daily lives literally depend on them," he said.

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Posted in: Man says ‘Sorry, I’m hungry,’ before robbing Gunma convenience store See in context

It appears to me that the guy was hungry or perhaps his family was hungry. A man is going to do what he has to do to survive or provide for family. The only items the man took was food it is great that he did not hurt the store clerk in a physical way but pulling a knife out could be more damaging mentally because wounds heal mental wounds are the worst kind people don't forget those. I have read many post saying he had a car, do we not know if the car was stolen, desperate times make people do desperate things. Most criminals I think don't show any compassion for their victims this guy did say I am sorry. He didn't take any money or rob anyone on the street. For me I am thinking he is not a career criminal but one who is to ashamed to go seek out help. I think his apologizing behavior was of guilt and empathy but due to his circumstances which we don't know. I also think using the knife he may have been trying to mitigate his own fear of harm because he probably didn't know what the clerks reaction would be therefore he use it to establish a sense of control of the situation or use the knife as a tactic to distract the clerk to create momentary confusion to facilitate his escape. back to the car. Regardless he was wrong but desperate times people do desperate things if caught he could face arm robbery , with an additional charge of assault with a deadly weapon.

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Posted in: Plunging births push Japanese diaper maker to switch to adult market See in context

@wallace Thanks for sharing. While the truth speaks for itself, for those who are laughing with ignorance in only lurks in darkness waiting to prevail in their times of sorry.

The posters making jokes about adult diapers are the ones who don't have to wear them. After my cancer op five years ago I have been wearing them. I would rather not but they are a "medical need". I suppose I use more than five urine pads in a day. I need to sit down to urinate. Need to use the disabled toilet to change.

About 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime.

Still, it's better than having to wear a colostomy bag.

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Posted in: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' lawyer says raids of his homes were 'excessive' use of 'military-level' force See in context

P-Diddy or Puff-Daddy, went full circle money didn't change his character it only made him think he was bigger than life. The guy is sketchy surrounds himself with such so what do you expect. His wife died mysteriously so did Biggie and the guy who was arrested or tied to the Tu-Pac murder was on his pay roll so go figure. The guy I think was being paid for life to be quiet and he said he will tell all. The entire industry is filthy!

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Posted in: China's President Xi meets U.S. executives, academics in Beijing See in context

LOL the great liar is begging for redemption after biting the hand that fed him.

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Posted in: Ohtani scandal looms over baseball ahead of opening day See in context

Personally being a "RUNNER" for Ohtani perhaps Ippei made the bets for Ohtani but it appears Ohtani paid in his name. I just don't understand how he can not know or the management company CCA didn't say anything to alert him about this. I say this because my son-in-law is a professional football player represented by the same firm and he knows where every penny goes. He has two accounts where one watches over the other checks and balance to make sure where his money is going. This boggles my mind that he didn't know, he had to know.

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Posted in: Man dies after his jacket gets caught in escalator at Mito train station See in context

@Lindsay IF the escalator was poorly designed then we would be reading about many incidents with escalators in and around Japan. One incident does not make the escalator a faulty escalator, or a poorly maintained one. What are you basing your SWAG finding on?

Redemption - Horrific! How could that possibly happen???

Poorly maintained or faulty escalator. The design of the belt is to stop fingers or clothing getting caught.

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