Racist Japanese
This white American made a video in Japan depicting Japanese nationalists as racist. They are protesting to keep foreigners out of Japan. I agree with these guys. Japan is their homeland. If you watch it till the end it turns out that these "racist" nationalists are sponsored by the local police.
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There are no Japanese on these boards.
Their country is in lock down, ready to serve the USA like the dogs they are.
Their country is in lock down, ready to serve the USA like the dogs they are.
QUOTE(Tehan @ Nov 10 2008, 03:20 PM) [snapback]4002758[/snapback]
There are no Japanese on these boards.
Their country is in lock down, ready to serve the USA like the dogs they are.
Their country is in lock down, ready to serve the USA like the dogs they are.
Yes because you continuously watching American media and writing in the English language on an almost all-American board doesn't make you look somewhat doggish
QUOTE(Vendetta @ Nov 10 2008, 03:57 PM) [snapback]4002804[/snapback]
Yes because you continuously watching American media and writing in the English language on an almost all-American board doesn't make you look somewhat doggish
Who says I watch American Media? It's all Hollywood bull$hit, and it's all the same movies and it's fu-king boring. I can speak English just as well as I can speak Japanese- so I use English as more of a weapon than an actual language.
However, your ENTIRE NATION is the personal dog of the USA. Don't deny it.
I like japanese girls 
QUOTE(Tehan @ Nov 10 2008, 05:05 PM) [snapback]4002874[/snapback]
Who says I watch American Media? It's all Hollywood bull$hit, and it's all the same movies and it's fu-king boring. I can speak English just as well as I can speak Japanese- so I use English as more of a weapon than an actual language.
However, your ENTIRE NATION is the personal dog of the USA. Don't deny it.
However, your ENTIRE NATION is the personal dog of the USA. Don't deny it.
Dog's better than....wait. No. That one's too easy. And I'm curious. In what way have you been utilizing the English language as any sort of weapon other than a droning headache?
QUOTE(Vendetta @ Nov 10 2008, 10:04 PM) [snapback]4003194[/snapback]
Dog's better than....wait. No. That one's too easy. And I'm curious. In what way have you been utilizing the English language as any sort of weapon other than a droning headache?
I have succeded
QUOTE(Tehan @ Nov 10 2008, 10:08 PM) [snapback]4003200[/snapback]
I have succeded
In irritating people to the point where they begin to not like your nation? Uh...congratulations I guess?
^ I don't care what Japanese think. You can all hate us for all I care, it'll only make us feel less guilty when we eventually pwn you.
QUOTE(Tehan @ Nov 10 2008, 10:08 PM) [snapback]4003200[/snapback]
I have succeded
Su"n" CROSS my eyes this morning
I remember quite vividly well to this day it was a white boy fluent in Japanese who told the Chinese and Taiwanese at this Japanese restaurant in Los Angeles, that the Japanese owner and Japanese customers inside were complaining about not wanting to eat or see Chinese in the restaurant. The white boy walked out and we followed suit.
With this kind of mentality, it is easy to understand why Chinese and Koreans still harbor suspicious feelings about Japanese because of their Nazi-like complex. One Korean told me the reason why Koreans open a lot of sushi restaurants in Los Angeles is because they feel more comfortable eating at a Japanese restaurant owned by Koreans. No discrimination or bad service.
Those Japones can't be racist for too long because their day in the sun won't be too long. They ain't fit to lead (morally).
With this kind of mentality, it is easy to understand why Chinese and Koreans still harbor suspicious feelings about Japanese because of their Nazi-like complex. One Korean told me the reason why Koreans open a lot of sushi restaurants in Los Angeles is because they feel more comfortable eating at a Japanese restaurant owned by Koreans. No discrimination or bad service.
Those Japones can't be racist for too long because their day in the sun won't be too long. They ain't fit to lead (morally).
QUOTE(lluk @ Nov 11 2008, 01:28 AM) [snapback]4003488[/snapback]
I remember quite vividly well to this day it was a white boy fluent in Japanese who told the Chinese and Taiwanese at this Japanese restaurant in Los Angeles, that the Japanese owner and Japanese customers inside were complaining about not wanting to eat or see Chinese in the restaurant. The white boy walked out and we followed suit.
With this kind of mentality, it is easy to understand why Chinese and Koreans still harbor suspicious feelings about Japanese because of their Nazi-like complex. One Korean told me the reason why Koreans open a lot of sushi restaurants in Los Angeles is because they feel more comfortable eating at a Japanese restaurant owned by Koreans. No discrimination or bad service.
Those Japones can't be racist for too long because their day in the sun won't be too long. They ain't fit to lead (morally).
With this kind of mentality, it is easy to understand why Chinese and Koreans still harbor suspicious feelings about Japanese because of their Nazi-like complex. One Korean told me the reason why Koreans open a lot of sushi restaurants in Los Angeles is because they feel more comfortable eating at a Japanese restaurant owned by Koreans. No discrimination or bad service.
Those Japones can't be racist for too long because their day in the sun won't be too long. They ain't fit to lead (morally).
Yeah, but the problem is that the sushi restaurants owned by Koreans tastes like complete garbage.
QUOTE(lluk @ Nov 11 2008, 01:28 AM) [snapback]4003488[/snapback]
I remember quite vividly well to this day it was a white boy fluent in Japanese who told the Chinese and Taiwanese at this Japanese restaurant in Los Angeles, that the Japanese owner and Japanese customers inside were complaining about not wanting to eat or see Chinese in the restaurant. The white boy walked out and we followed suit.
With this kind of mentality, it is easy to understand why Chinese and Koreans still harbor suspicious feelings about Japanese because of their Nazi-like complex. One Korean told me the reason why Koreans open a lot of sushi restaurants in Los Angeles is because they feel more comfortable eating at a Japanese restaurant owned by Koreans. No discrimination or bad service.
Those Japones can't be racist for too long because their day in the sun won't be too long. They ain't fit to lead (morally).
With this kind of mentality, it is easy to understand why Chinese and Koreans still harbor suspicious feelings about Japanese because of their Nazi-like complex. One Korean told me the reason why Koreans open a lot of sushi restaurants in Los Angeles is because they feel more comfortable eating at a Japanese restaurant owned by Koreans. No discrimination or bad service.
Those Japones can't be racist for too long because their day in the sun won't be too long. They ain't fit to lead (morally).
I don't think that's a fair assessment. Actually, I have never heard of a Japanese-owned restaurant discriminating against patrons due their ethnicity.
On the other hand, I have heard countless number of horror stories about foreigners, Asians and non-Asians alike, being treated so rudely by Koreans at Korean restaurants and made to feel as if they were unwelcome and almost like criminals. All you have to do is go to www.yelp.com and look at any review of a Korean restaurant in K-town made by a non-Korean. All of them say the same message...Korean restaurants are good only for Koreans. If you are not Korean, they they treat you like a criminal.
Korean racism is >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Japanese racism in my opinion.
QUOTE(darcykim @ Nov 11 2008, 02:10 AM) [snapback]4003517[/snapback]
I don't think that's a fair assessment. Actually, I have never heard of a Japanese-owned restaurant discriminating against patrons due their ethnicity.
On the other hand, I have heard countless number of horror stories about foreigners, Asians and non-Asians alike, being treated so rudely by Koreans at Korean restaurants and made to feel as if they were unwelcome and almost like criminals. All you have to do is go to www.yelp.com and look at any review of a Korean restaurant in K-town made by a non-Korean. All of them say the same message...Korean restaurants are good only for Koreans. If you are not Korean, they they treat you like a criminal.
Korean racism is >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Japanese racism in my opinion.
On the other hand, I have heard countless number of horror stories about foreigners, Asians and non-Asians alike, being treated so rudely by Koreans at Korean restaurants and made to feel as if they were unwelcome and almost like criminals. All you have to do is go to www.yelp.com and look at any review of a Korean restaurant in K-town made by a non-Korean. All of them say the same message...Korean restaurants are good only for Koreans. If you are not Korean, they they treat you like a criminal.
Korean racism is >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Japanese racism in my opinion.
Here is a video showing "Japanese Only" signs on Restaurants.
Japanese Only
This guy says that it is an issue of impoliteness.
Explanation
QUOTE(Whitey @ Nov 11 2008, 03:37 AM) [snapback]4003605[/snapback]
Here is a video showing "Japanese Only" signs on Restaurants.
Japanese Only
This guy says that it is an issue of impoliteness.
Explanation
Japanese Only
This guy says that it is an issue of impoliteness.
Explanation
Examples of how wonderful and friendly Korean culture is to foreigners:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp0UximYPeQ...feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rydYjrbPeBM...feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOqKZptYOyU...feature=related
Sure...Koreans aren't racist at all (rolls eyes).
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