Makeyourlifeeasy2015 comments

Was drunk and can't remember, unemployed and stressed, so it's OK to offend people? It's just irritating

Strange people!

Why people try to make excuses for a crime? As if that excuse is to blame, and he or she should not be punished for the offense

Other crimes are committed randomly but still, Japan is one of the safest countries in the world. Maybe that's why they try to squeeze the numbers in reporting crimes committed by Japanese people and being noisy when a foreigner commit a crime

Well, domestic violence is the major crime in Japan, and the factors behind these crimes could be related to financial issues, alcoholism, mental disorders and other

Thanks guys! Totally agree with Those who made the following comments: if you don't like the fact of mentioning the nationality of a suspect, don't read the news here but read the local news of your country where they will still mention a suspect's nationality. Also, keep your emotions in check ✔️ and try to read news as locally as possible.

Agree to the fact that some of you guys are just upset because the offender is happened to be a white. In that case, please warn your fellow compatriot not to offend the law, because no one should be above the laws

Moreover, showing his nationality gives a clearer information to the story, as this is a normal case in all countries I have been to

Guys! You are saying as if only in Japan they announce the nationality of a suspect? That's unfair as we hear these kinds of statements in other countries such as the USA and many more. So, when they don't mention any nationality, it's clear that the crime is committed by a Japanese. This should be easy to understand.

I don't get where is the problem here!

I would have taken the correction with my fist, so that he will remember to never do the same again

I respect the father's patience for calling the police in the first place.

I don't think I could wait for the police to come to discipline this guy, as I am from a country where only family members, friends and aquintances are allowed to greet women by kissing their cheeks

What I meant to say is that the man should be held accountable for what he did, which is totally wrong and offensive. So, we can't put the blame on alcohol, being drunk, or compare his kissing on the poor girl's cheeks as a common place in other countries. What he did is unacceptable and can't be justified.

Hey Ken!

I am sure you are not getting my point but please go back where I started, then you will understand what I am trying to say. If not I can elaborate

I think sexual aggression exist everywhere, and in a different manners and categories. In this case, we are talking about an idiot grown up person who knows that consumming alcohol is not something should be legalized in a safe and normal society but he still chooses to drink regardless of the damages alcohol might cause.

I believe that using a good manner and being considerate in public is another definition of sanity

Guys! Please, This man was a stranger to both of the teenager girl and her father who is the guardian of the innocent girl who happened to be there with her family to have fun, and not approached by some idiot who not behave his age at all. So, his behavior has nothing to do with other cultures, and it definitely lacks a morality

I think we should make too much conclusions about this issue because Malaysia still tolerate other religions and communities which explains how moderate the country has been compared to some Muslim countries

I agree with Disillusioned. Being drunk and can’t remember should be part of the offense. If you know that you loose control or can’t remember a thing while drunk, you must not drink in public, and if you ever to be allowed to drink, a guardian should be assigned to control your behavior or you should even be warring a sign post so that normal people can avoid taking risk while being with you. The funny thing is that He still remember could still remember to target a person who is weaker than him

Rest In Peace smart and innocent boy. Tragic, that could be prevented if people are more responsible and considerate of human life.The driver was irresponsible but the school was the most irresponsible for failing to assign a guide or a teacher with a list to check on the children during their journey to school. Moreover, what did it take for not calling the parents to inquire about the boy’s wellbeing when he didn’t show up? There’s a lot of questions to ask.

It’s a sad and a very difficult time for his family, the driver, the school and the whole humanities. Words cannot express the extents of my sad feelings.

The least we have here as a story, this young mayor did not do anything wrong. Unfortunately, he wasn’t smart enough to analyze the fact that even if there were people who voted for him to become a mayor, there were still people who didn’t like him and wanted to do anything to harm him. I feel sorry for him but he now know that he should not have given those evils any chance to take him out

Zaphod, I agree with your points, and moreover, human rights have been violated on a regular basis and in different forms and some GVTs are so good at doing them that they think no one understands or sees what they are doing.

Coffee, your message is a well balanced example and explained the fact that your grandparents and parents were among the luckiest ones who could make it to account the good part of the history but unfortunately, the people who were not lucky enough to escape the tragic situation are never here to account the bad side of the history correctly.

Hey! Before talking about history, let’s talk first about human nature which started with savagery, superiority complex, misjudgment of those leaders who used the trust of their people as a weapon to fulfill their goals by any means. ( one example is the system of colonialism "the policy and practice of a power in extending control over weaker peoples or areas".)

So, history is something that can’t be ignored or forgotten, especially if it was a bad one. However, history can easily be misinterpreted, misinformed or even exaggerated. That’s to say, it depends where the source comes from and who is the teller of the story?

The bottom line is that don’t be fooled by the history of the long - past because you will never find the truth.

You must be grateful for living nowadays because thanks to advanced technology with satellite, street cameras and the pockets handy mobile phones which help keeping some histories real with no legendary.