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Stricter laws first make more law-breakers for the annoyance of majority. Instead, increasing tobacco taxes (at…
Posted in: Smoke-free laws lead to less smoking at home
Unfortunately its just business. I know, it is just not the kind of business I want…
Posted in: Remembering
Scrote: "It's interesting that minister Edano sent his family to Singapore shortly after the nuclear disaster."…
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
That is, the wife pronounces "Not over my dead body!" And means it.
Posted in: Smoke-free laws lead to less smoking at home
@sillygirl LOL....you're so silly! Oden is probably my all-time favorite Japanese dish...especially when my friends and…
Posted in: Try some dessert oden
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lordomni
Change, the reason such systems develop is due to a serious lack in society of an effective and honest police force. If the yakuza are relied upon for such things, then the police need to reform and figure out why they aren't doing their job properly. I've done a bit of study on the yaks, and they are nothing more than a crime syndicate. They do all the usual PR things to make themselves less offensive, but in the end they murder, they sell drugs, they sell people, and need to be removed. The bad far outweighs the good.
Posted in: Yakuza 'misunderstood' by foreign media
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lordomni
haha, 10 people busted for coke, less than half foreigners. Whats the headline? 'ten people including 4 foreigners busted for coke.' Good lord thats ridiculous.
Sorry, guests obey the rules theirs hosts show them.
Posted in: British employee of Merrill Lynch Japan among 10 busted over cocaine use at nightclubs
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lordomni
So cheat on her with a schoolgirl and treat her like a house slave? Unfortunately when you say 'like a Japanese husband' thats the stereotype. Most of the foreign girls I know here refuse to date Japanese men after the type of treatment they have often received. The nice ones are generally to shy to say anything, and the ones that will talk are ones who want a foreign trophy. Not always, but seems to be a high rate of occurrence.
Posted in: Foreign women in Japan sometimes remark how hard it is to get a date with foreign men. What are your views on this?