Wednesday February 15, 2012

JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION

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thedeathApr. 08, 2010 - 02:52PM JST

lot better than SMAP and-or many nu-mental can. i just don't like the hair spray and make up, but their works are as good as any world class progressive metal can offer.

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thedeathApr. 08, 2010 - 12:59PM JST

Unless somebody is going out of their way to bug me I generally smoke outside anyway,

If my cigar bothers you than lord gave you legs to walk away or you could ask me to move. Either's acceptable

you sound like a nice guy now. and that is what people generally do in the other place i has been except china and japan.

if you've got a problem you should talk to me about it, not pass a law.

well what if i got an answer like,

Some people don't like being around the fumes, I fully understand that, I just don't particularly care.

if by law that particular place is not a non-smoking area, i or any non-smoker would never ask smoker to move. we play by the same rule. it is the rule of manner and respect one another right.

Posted in: Would you support a total smoking ban in public places?
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thedeathApr. 08, 2010 - 11:36AM JST

I've been around plenty of people that don't need tobacco to smell awful.

yeah, i know some really stinky person don't really mind awful smell from another people.

What's to get? Some people don't like being around the fumes, I fully understand that, I just don't particularly care.

Vastly overrated.

people with mental just like that help confirm that social need law to help keep order even with a very little thing like manner. because some time it can be difficult dealing with those having no manners or concern for others.

Posted in: Would you support a total smoking ban in public places?
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thedeathApr. 07, 2010 - 02:45PM JST

similar in many way when talk about how they select what to show what not.

but the big difference is its content quality when present.

as any journalist in the world know they job are to answer 5Ws and 1H.

american media doing a better job in answer all of those. sometime i even feel that, they are a kind of digging too much, and i feel sorry for the people/person on the news.

the japanese medias? they fell on that. very few background story. it is exception for any news related to food and eating.

and the sport program is suck. all they do are throat scream, and give very few background history of the opponent but offer more than necessary information of the Japanese side.

all in all, it seem like japanese press don't do homework at all keep telling only what people already knew and saw. often leave big hold fill with questions in the background story.

and they(japan press) use a lot of paper on the presentation. american media go with electronic and CG technology. japan? tons of pen and paper then scrip behind those paper for read.

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thedeathApr. 06, 2010 - 05:46PM JST

If you are that concerned about your health then why not try to lead a healthier form of life style?

this is about "smoking ban in public places". smoke is not only related to health issue, but to also the smell can be very distracting and annoying for some. it is just a simple manner in public.

those people have no right to tell how Japan should run their country

i don't think any can do that. people just compare some time complain which is common. the move to ban smoking in public place came from with in japan by some good japanese that basically care. it is not the result of any gaijin telling japan to run their country. don't be so angry at anyone complaining.

Posted in: Would you support a total smoking ban in public places?
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thedeathApr. 06, 2010 - 05:29PM JST

i don't get what smoke doing with hamberger, anyway i can tell my self not eat it if i worry of it danger, but i can not tell my self not to breath for too long! either tell the smoker to keep all the smoke in their lung.

everyone has the right to breath fresh air.

Posted in: Would you support a total smoking ban in public places?
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thedeathApr. 06, 2010 - 12:32PM JST

he will either 1.join with the taliban, 2.get kill by the taliban or 3.flee the country because of the taliban, after the international security force leave his country. soon or later it will happen. why wasting time and money there.

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thedeathApr. 05, 2010 - 10:23AM JST

sorry for the couples. now people, learn the reason. know where you go and act accordingly base on the local culture and rule. me for one, i will never go vacation in any Muslim dominated country. i know i can never understand, respect or even care those culture and rule.

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thedeathApr. 02, 2010 - 05:14PM JST

i depend on apps and technology before go, but still guidebook can come in to handy anywhere during the trip. book need no battery to run after all.

Posted in: Which is more useful, a guidebook or a travel app?
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thedeathApr. 02, 2010 - 04:55PM JST

accusing UN and international community of "trying to weaken his authority"?

wow! why anyone have to try to weaken his power? he doesn't even have such thing as power over his own country yet!

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thedeathMar. 31, 2010 - 12:42PM JST

The iPad starts at $499, but with the higher price comes more functions: a color touch screen for downloading books from Apple’s new iBookstore, surfing the Web, playing videos and games and more.

yeah and it come with glossy screen. try to read text on glossy screen for an hour you will know what it like! it hurt eyes and it hurt bad when the hour grow.

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thedeathMar. 24, 2010 - 04:11PM JST

Japan, which successfully campaigned against an export ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna and regulations on the coral trade, led the opposition to the hammerhead and oceanic whitetip shark proposal at CITES.

now we see japan and china kissing each other asses help one another get the vote number they want. what a lovely couple.

Posted in: Protection for 2 shark species fails at U.N. meeting
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thedeathMar. 24, 2010 - 04:07PM JST

had Stephen Conroy been educated in china? if he wasn't then he act like one!

covering your eyes doesn't make the problem go away.

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thedeathMar. 24, 2010 - 03:55PM JST

read the other news site, they said

Google pulled out of China today after discovering that the Chinese government had been censoring the search results of its world-famous search engine. "When you typed 'human rights' you'd get 'Did you mean hunan rice?'" said Google spokesperson Tracy Klugian. "For us that, was the last straw."

and

if you Googled 'wanton censorship' in China, you'd get, 'Did you mean wonton sesame shrimp?

that was funny, that tell how much the communist government give to the level of intelligence of average Chinese in china.

that is a real insulting from the communist government to its own citizen right there!

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thedeathMar. 18, 2010 - 12:55PM JST

“If necessary, let’s stop fishing using ICCAT measures. Then everyone must give up the fishing. But here, it is very unfair.”

yeah if the local there need to stop fishing for local consumption, it will very very unfair for them.

i don't see what a problem for the countries around Atlantic and Mediterranean to catch it for local consumption, "but still need to be under limited number which i sure they will have to set it up."

why do Miyahara seem so worry about that? or this guy just worry that the local over there will still be able to have the fist but japanese can't? come on you take 80% of the world stock for many year already. cut that80% and let the local have the rest20% or even lower that would help the local and the fish.

Posted in: Japan leading charge against bluefin ban
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thedeathMar. 16, 2010 - 04:37PM JST

TumbleDry

The cartoons where insulting and are reflecting an amalgamation. Mulsim=terrorist. That is not true.

read my post well, you see it as insulting, some might see it as freespeech.

Did all Muslims behave bad? It's starts with the words you choose.

yep, the same comment back at you too. it all start with the worlds you choose. they can keep act as they do and the majority can keep look away, and you can also choose to say that they are... whatever you want. thank for free speech that the muslim try to destroy.

Posted in: Culture clash: European art provokes Muslims
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thedeathMar. 15, 2010 - 06:22PM JST

If you don't respect someone, don't expect him to respect you in return.

i do agree, but i know many muslim haven't been taught that. fear is what many of them thing that it will earn them respect.

Your are free to speak and free to insult whoever you want.

now i don't really agree with that. the court is there for people to sue one another for any racial insults. the free world has it system.

to me it is not thing bad for the cartoon. the press is the social best mirror. if the refection is bad needless to blame the mirror. that is what i believe.

if the muslim didn't act as bad as they have done, but they were in fact the nice guy. then some press try to paint them black. it need no muslim to do the action.

Posted in: Culture clash: European art provokes Muslims
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thedeathMar. 15, 2010 - 05:41PM JST

sorry a lot of mis-take above, i click submit too fast.

if you are willing to accept immigrants, therefore different cultures, you should be able to also adapt.

it can be hard to find anyone able to adapt after see what happen to VanGogh! in fact the word "adapt" should go for foreigner such as us in japan.

Now what I read in above posts, are rants against Muslims.

i don't think all of them do so. sometime people telling the truth, but some people view it as discrimination. truth should not be view as discrimination.

The caricatures were not constructive. Just p*ssing people off and both side fundamentalists and right-wingers were just happy to exploit it as much as possible. This was just plain stupid. Not because I'm scared of Muslims but because it was completely unnecessary.

if it unnecessary to keep our value, in this case freespeech, then what is necessary to be in a social that believe in it?

it might not be as constructive in your eyes but it is to some that see a need to telling the muslim how stinky their name are right now. and it is a freespeech for some other. the muslims don't like it? make some catoon or film, make fun of the west. well, they did it in some country, and it is totally ok. but definitely not what happen to VanGogh.

they come to the social that believe in freespeech, what are they expecting to see? if they get piss off that easy, will that be any of my problem? if i get piss off equality easy, will that be any of their problem? if it isn't illegal why do anyone have to take it too serious? if they can not understand this simple idea why did they bother to leave home?

i don't think people should limit their right specially in their home country just because the muslim doesn't like it.

Posted in: Culture clash: European art provokes Muslims
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thedeathMar. 15, 2010 - 05:35PM JST

if you are willing to accept immigrants, therefore different cultures, you should be able to also adapt.

it can be hard to find anyone able to adapt after see what happen to VanGogh! in fact the word "adapt" should go for foreigner such as us in japan.

Now what I read in above posts, are rants against Muslims. i don't think all of them do so. sometime people telling the truth, but some people view it as discrimination. truth should not be view as discrimination.

The caricatures were not constructive. Just p*ssing people off and both side fundamentalists and right-wingers were just happy to exploit it as much as possible. This was just plain stupid. Not because I'm scared of Muslims but because it was completely unnecessary. if it unnecessary to keep our value, in this case freespeech, then what is necessary to be in a social that believe in it?

it might not be as constructive in your eyes but it is to some that see a need to telling the muslim how stinky their name are right now. and it is a freespeech for some other. the muslims don't like it? make some catoon or film, make fun of the west. well, they did it in some country, and it is totally ok. but definitely not what happen to VanGogh.

they come to the social that believe in freespeech, what are they expecting to see? if they get piss off that easy, will that be any of my problem? if i get piss off equality easy, will that be any of their problem? if it isn't illegal why do anyone have to take it too serious? if they can not understand this simple idea why did they bother to leave home?

i don't think people shouldn't limit their right specially in their home country just because the muslim doesn't like it.

Posted in: Culture clash: European art provokes Muslims
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thedeathMar. 15, 2010 - 12:33PM JST

yeah, stop throw fuel on the fire, NOW! ban all of those offensive artwork and writing material as the Muslim asking for. well, don't forget to ban the printing of Koran too, ban some part of it would work too. it is a lot of discrimination writing and a lot of call for revenge and violence to the non-muslimm in that book.

why help keep the free speech work only when it favor the muslim? if they can not stand some expression, how could we?

Posted in: Culture clash: European art provokes Muslims