kimuzukashiiiii's past comments

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    And lets watch as the BNP and UKIP numbers at the next election soar..

    Posted in: Anti-Islamist protests flare after British soldier butchered near London barracks

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    I think hatches like this should be available in every prefecture in Japan. Too many parents kill their kids, for whatever reason in this country.

    My biggest concern is what happens next - do they just dump the kids in an orphanage with no possibility of adoption until they hit adulthood? Or do kids abandoned in the hatch become property of the prefecture (and therefore have a realistic chance of adoption by another family in the future?)

    At the moment, any parent can take their child to an orphanage and do essentially the same thing as this hatch - their parental rights will never be removed by court and the parents have no obligation to visit the child. They will never be removed from the families family register (as doing so would cause shame on the birth family.) These kids can be fostered but as the parents retain all rights over the child, can be removed at any time by the biological parents, meaning its not a very stable environment for the child or the foster parents.

    I personally would like to see a campaign in Japan where courts start to forcibly remove the parental rights of parents of children in hatches and "orphanages"/childrens homes, to give these kids a chance of a better life through adoption.

    Posted in: Kumamoto baby hatch says it received 9 infants in fiscal 2012

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    On a personal note, I am VERY disappointed to not see Koyasan in Wakayama on the list above. It is truly spectacular, in my opinion, and its serenity alone beats places like the Todaiji in Nara by leaps and bounds.

    Posted in: Places in Japan that made an impact on foreign visitors

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Very surprising how much of the top 10 are NOT in Tokyo.. the top 5 consist entirely of hiroshima and kansai!?

    Sadly though, the very vast majority of tourists in Japan (Ive noticed especially Americans) bypass Kansai entirely and head straight for Tokyo for the duration of their stay. Lets hope this list makes them change their mind :D

    Posted in: Places in Japan that made an impact on foreign visitors

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    I would advise him to stop talking too...

    Posted in: Ishihara advises Hashimoto to stop tweeting

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Tepco is bankrupt. There is no money.

    I wish it was not the case, but we can't give compensation to every single person along the east coast of Japan for what happened at Fukushima.

    Posted in: Hundreds of Miyagi residents seek equal compensation as Fukushima

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    However, the small print in this article is that they have done it through promotion and endoresment of non-public hoikuens too.

    What this means is, that while there are no kids waiting for public spaces, they have put kids in private hoikuens and their parents are paying a fortune for it...

    However, VERY much a good step in the right direction, and Yokohama should be applauded for it.

    Posted in: Yokohama says it has no children on daycare center waiting list

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    nah... theres always going to be that 20% who do agree with him.

    Also, while these comments about comfort women are unpopular, the majority of his other racist, sexist, bigoted ramblings are actually, sadly, rather popular.

    Posted in: Hashimoto's party 'faces extinction,' some media say

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Korea aint giving those people back - they are all the leverage they have against Japan.

    Posted in: Abe vows to seek talks with N Korea over abduction issue

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Frungy and VicMOsaka, What they are doing (IE taking cans which have been designated by individuals or companies for their own personal use) is illegal, whether you agree with the law or not.

    How do you know these people are homeless? Every Japanese is entitled to a basic pension (whether they claim it or not) and many old Japanese people actually supplement their income with activities like collecting cans and bottles, so they don't need a part time job. One bag of cans is not much by itself, however these guys are pros - if they go to a mansion block on the morning of can pick up, they could easily get 20 or 30 bags - ¥9000 for 10 minutes work is not bad at all,. Consider that nowadays the going rate for a high school graduate temp staff position is about ¥7000 a day, and you can see why I have a problem with it.

    And the people who are getting hurt are, assumingly, the people who are forced to recycle (or face a fine) by the city in which they reside. The reason cities ask people to recycle is because they then can sell the cans, and also generate money back into the city. The recycling industry also provides jobs, and at the end of the day it is the hard working city-residents (who are the ones funding it with their hard-earned city tax) funding it all. Thats you and me - and you should feel angry about it. They are stealing from you and your tax money directly, and I bet they are not declaring their earnings either.

    If these people are genuinely homeless, they have my sympathies, but there are various programmes in Japan to help them. I know, because I have volunteered for such organizations before. The problem is some of them just do not want help, and prefer to live this way instead. Those who DO want help are not homeless for very long.

    Posted in: Small businessmen

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Upgrayedd

    Example of his racism would be?

    Well.. suggesting that the rape and exploitation of other countries women are a "necessary evil" for the comfort of the Japanese soldiers seems pretty damn racist to me. It is enforcing the idea that Japanese are superior to other Asian countries.

    Sexist too. You can add that to the list above. After bigotry and before general stupidity.

    Posted in: Restoration Party member ousted over Korean prostitution remarks

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Yea... they should have checked the house. Hope the girl makes a full recovery.

    On a side note - what an absolutely crap stalker. Leaving your own car outside the house of your stalk-ee?! Duuuh.

    Posted in: Woman stabbed by stalker despite asking police for help

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    So... she was in the pool even thought I had not opened yet? Wonder how she got in? This story is weird.

    Posted in: 70-year-old woman rescued from toilet after 3-day ordeal

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Sorry whaat??!!

    How Hashimoto can have the nerve to suggest that anyone else quit over their racist comments is beyond me. Its the black pot and the kettle thing taken to extremes.

    Hashimoto is the one who is setting the example for his party members by his consistent racism, bigotry, and general stupidity. If anyone should be ousted, it is him.

    Posted in: Restoration Party member ousted over Korean prostitution remarks

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Actually these guys are stealing the cans. It is actually a crime.

    People who recycle (put out their cans on the correct day, etc) are doing so under the order of the city they live in, and the city are the ones who pay for collection. These guys should not be praised for what they are doing.

    Posted in: Small businessmen

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Some children turn violent toward their parents when ordered to “leave home” or “stand on your own two feet.” In such cases, says Tokura, parents should not hesitate to report them to the police.

    And then the police will say that its a personal, family matter, and refuse to get involved until one of the renegade sons ends up killing the father in an argument over the TV remote control, or something equally pathetic.

    Posted in: Parents advised to give the boot to their sponging adult kids

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Why, Abe, Why? You would probably have more luck sending Kyary Pyamupamu, or whatever her name is.

    They ain't giving those kidnapping victims back, lets face it. Its ALL they have as a source of ammunition against Japan.

    Posted in: Abe says he may meet with North Korean leader

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    just another normal thursday morning then... rip lady.

    Posted in: 83-year-old man arrested for beating his wife to death

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    gogogo -

    No it is not MURDER is MURDER no matter the situation leading upto it.

    If It was so that murder was murder, and that was it, they wouldn't have things like a differentiation between 1st and 2nd degree murder in law. Or manslaughter for that matter.

    According to your comment, we can conclude that every person who murdered someone (and I suppose you are including anyone who has killed, accidentally or otherwise, in this simple definition of yours too) would receive the same punishment, regardless of the nature, intent, circumstances or severity of their crime.

    You are very naive if you think it is that simple. I think you know its not. If it was we would have no need for a legal system at all.

    Posted in: Man arrested for killing his 2 teenage children

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    kimuzukashiiiii

    Fadamor - your right - I don't kill my children. Mentally stable people do not.

    The same way that mentally stable people don't kill their parents, siblings, or random people in the street. Not assigning my values to anyone, but you just have to look at some of the other comments on some of the other (many) "mother kills children" or "son stabs parent" news items to see that its not just me.

    Posted in: Man arrested for killing his 2 teenage children

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