mmatheist's past comments

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  mmatheistJun. 08, 2010 - 11:17AM JST

  It's quite amazing how this fashion is followed in other Asian countries. Gotta love them gyaru!

  Posted in: New 'gyaru' magazine hits bookshelves

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  mmatheistApr. 26, 2010 - 11:51AM JST

  @sailwind Don't feel the need to apologise to people of "faith". They should be fully responsible for the cult they are associated with.

  Posted in: 'South Park' producers say network cut fear speech

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  mmatheistApr. 04, 2010 - 12:24PM JST

  I'd be much happier if this headline read "Man, 19, beaten to death for beating girlfriend's 2-yr-old son to death

  Posted in: Man, 19, arrested for beating girlfriend's 2-yr-old son to death

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  mmatheistMar. 31, 2010 - 12:07AM JST

  It's not the fact that it's a girl that shocks me. Not even the fact that the victim was beheaded shocks me; it is that it is 2010, we are massively technologically advanced yet we still kill each other.

  Can we fix what we humans are?

  Posted in: Headless body of woman found in suitcase in Kanazawa mountains

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  mmatheistMar. 30, 2010 - 02:30PM JST

  @HeyLars You're quite right. I am 6'5", 220lbs, white, been here for 10 years and speak Japanese fluently. I very rarely get this kind of blatant bullying. There will always be bullies, wherever you go. We should be grateful they hardly ever get violent, unlike in some other countries.

  Posted in: Train shame

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  mmatheistNov. 21, 2009 - 08:46AM JST

  Belesarius> I agree, a ban on religion would be a great start, although somewhat impossible. However, we should criticize ALL religion, not single out any one.

  I disagree with you saying atheists are "such arrogant people". Remember, this is the Internet where EVERYBODY thinks they are right and arrogance freely walks among all those with labels on themselves!

  Posted in: Muslim countries seek blasphemy ban

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  mmatheistNov. 21, 2009 - 08:35AM JST

  johnnyreb> A disease? Come on now, you can't catch it. It's a condition.

  The point here is that the close affection in many Japanese families is lacking, which is a large contributing factor to those who are more susceptible to the condition of depression becoming depressed.

  Posted in: Children's depression and suicide a worsening problem