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Although you can automate that kind of post.
I like Japan, I drive a Toyota.
Also I'm reminded of this... awkward but "winning" Trump commercial... from Japan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbM6WbUw7Bs
trump-chan is so kawaii
The only people who like Japanese culture are annoying Democrats.
They tattoo Japanese symbols on their body and think they're intelligent.
Go Trump Go.
God Bless the USA.
I wish I lived in Japan. Everything is much more affordable there. They have great mass transportation. You can take a train to pretty much anywhere. Houses are cheap. Food is cheap. Don't need a car, and if you do they have cheap kei cars.
Most of us westerners have probably been looking at Japan through weeb-tinted lenses because anime tends to romanticize everyday life over there, but Filthy Frank said it best when he said, "As an outsider, you're literally praising one of the most xenophobic cultures that exists today." And it's true. You think America's so racist? Wait till you hear about how the Japanese treat someone who's half-Japanese and half-something else.
One example in practice was the late long-time Dragon Quest composer Koichi Sugiyama. The good he did was push the envelope on the quality of video-game music and inspired other composers like Nobuo Uematsu and Yoko Shimomura (whom I argue to be much better than Sugiyama individually). But the dude was a serious xenophobe. He was always a Japan First guy, and I think he laughed at trans suicides one time on TV; I think however you may feel about trans people, laughing at suicide is just in bad taste regardless. He was also a denier of Japanese war crimes, donated cash to history revisionist groups, and purposely used only MIDI tracks in DQXI so people would have to buy concert tickets to hear the real-deal, the last of which is the most heinous of all. But that's just one guy. And he had both job-security and respect the entire time he was alive in spite of it all.
So that's not new or surprising. What is surprising is the lack of shame in it all. Japan is the type of nation who will shame itself if its citizens have mental health problems, which is why plenty of anime have mentally-disturbed characters that never see therapists to get treated (a bit of truth in television there). So the last thing Japan should be doing is taking a page out of our complete circus show.
Someone check the Epstein list to see if anyone from overseas is on it. I wanna know how similar they are to Trump.
There are always a subset of traitors in any population.
Its why there were blm marches in Japan.