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Post by Jack Woodd on Apr 30, 2023 0:52:01 GMT
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Post by Park Sung Jetson on Apr 30, 2023 14:46:36 GMT
I spent two years stationed at Yokosuka, Japan.
It was the best 2 years of my life. Returning to the States felt like going to a work- release program in an abandoned mental asylum. I would venture to guess our host will have the same experience if he returns to Texas.
Once in Kyoto a friend and I were out for a night on the town. We caught sight of a small bar at the end of a cul de sac and decided to check it out. A tall, impeccably dressed Japanese man bowed politely outside the door, crossing his arms over his chest to indicate we couldn't enter. I spoke a small smattering of Japanese, and caught enough of his words to understand this bar was not for gaijin-- that is, non-Japanese people.
This did not offend or upset me. I was a guest in their country and did not share their culture and their assumptions about what constitutes polite behavior. I bowed back, as politely as I could, and wished him a nice evening in my indifferent Japanese before going off to find another bar. We left that man beaming with good will.
I say again, I was not offended or upset in the slightest. Because I am an adult, and I do not believe I am so elevated and special that my company is rarefied and divine, or that it is an indispensable commodity wheresoever I may decide to bestow it. It occurs to me that millions of people all over the globe may find my company distasteful, and since I feel the same about them I understand completely when the shoe is on the other hand. Most people over the age of, say, 13 have also worked out this deep and mysterious Truth.
What an arrogant prick this Shepherd twat is. Hey Shepherd, you're not Korean, jackwagon. Go back where you came from if you don't like the way they conduct business there. Listen to this self-fellating, clueless boor as he thunders from on high.
"All cultures are equally valid, and therefore all cultures must be equally accommodated. Unless the culture refuses to knuckle under to the dictates and dogmas of the Holy Diversity, Inclusion, Equity religion (DIE) as preached by its high priests, such as Shepherd. Then it must be eradicated by government fiat!"
The S. Korean government should pitch this malcontent out on his ass. You have 48 hours to get yourself, your goods, and your chattels out of our country, after which you'll be escorted to the border by SWAT officers with nothing but the clothes on your back.
Let him serve as an example to his co-religionists. Whether he is an active agent provocateur, or simply a useful idiot, the agents of the Globalist cult will not rest until they have destroyed every last vestige of genuine freedom and the world is just one vast, undifferentiated mass of consumers worshiping at the altar of Pepsi Hilfiger.
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Post by Jack Woodd on May 1, 2023 5:32:35 GMT
What lots of libtards fail to understand is that other ethnicities are even more racist than whitey.
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Post by Jack Woodd on May 1, 2023 5:49:56 GMT
I spent two years stationed at Yokosuka, Japan.
It was the best 2 years of my life. Returning to the States felt like going to a work- release program in an abandoned mental asylum. I would venture to guess our host will have the same experience if he returns to Texas.
Once in Kyoto a friend and I were out for a night on the town. We caught sight of a small bar at the end of a cul de sac and decided to check it out. A tall, impeccably dressed Japanese man bowed politely outside the door, crossing his arms over his chest to indicate we couldn't enter. I spoke a small smattering of Japanese, and caught enough of his words to understand this bar was not for gaijin-- that is, non-Japanese people.
This did not offend or upset me. I was a guest in their country and did not share their culture and their assumptions about what constitutes polite behavior. I bowed back, as politely as I could, and wished him a nice evening in my indifferent Japanese before going off to find another bar. We left that man beaming with good will.
I say again, I was not offended or upset in the slightest. Because I am an adult, and I do not believe I am so elevated and special that my company is rarefied and divine, or that it is an indispensable commodity wheresoever I may decide to bestow it. It occurs to me that millions of people all over the globe may find my company distasteful, and since I feel the same about them I understand completely when the shoe is on the other hand. Most people over the age of, say, 13 have also worked out this deep and mysterious Truth.
What an arrogant prick this Shepherd twat is. Hey Shepherd, you're not Korean, jackwagon. Go back where you came from if you don't like the way they conduct business there. Listen to this self-fellating, clueless boor as he thunders from on high.
"All cultures are equally valid, and therefore all cultures must be equally accommodated. Unless the culture refuses to knuckle under to the dictates and dogmas of the Holy Diversity, Inclusion, Equity religion (DIE) as preached by its high priests, such as Shepherd. Then it must be eradicated by government fiat!"
The S. Korean government should pitch this malcontent out on his ass. You have 48 hours to get yourself, your goods, and your chattels out of our country, after which you'll be escorted to the border by SWAT officers with nothing but the clothes on your back.
Let him serve as an example to his co-religionists. Whether he is an active agent provocateur, or simply a useful idiot, the agents of the Globalist cult will not rest until they have destroyed every last vestige of genuine freedom and the world is just one vast, undifferentiated mass of consumers worshiping at the altar of Pepsi Hilfiger.
You probably already know this since you lived in the region. But Asians are the most racist people in the world. They even hate each other. Koreans despise the Japanese and think that the Chinese are dirty. But I'm not judging. My demons have demons. |
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Post by jeff on May 2, 2023 12:01:26 GMT
Mr Jetson, I wholeheartedly agree. I do my best to abide by local custom except when it comes to the dogs we rescued here. Some old lady basically taught her grandkid to run when she sees our dogs. The old bat pretends to be scared in the complex, but while walking out and about, she will pass by without bother in her mask alone on a sunny windy day next to the ocean. I despise that sort of petty soul, effectively disabling her poor grandkid. I call her michin halmony every chance I get and laugh at her, the twit. I smile at the kid and make it a point to stop and let other kids play and pet the dogs when they wish, teaching them how to approach a dog and gain its trust. The kid must be confused, but still, last time we saw them she just screamed and ran away. First time she saw us, when we moved here almost a year ago, she seemed curious. The michin witch can rot for her evil. Otherwise, I know my place. Lucky not to be in Bidenville.
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