Comments on: Racism in Japan

By: Vazdot Admin

Vazdot Admin — Wed, 28 Apr 2004 15:54:17 +0000

I never have injected myself into any conversation on this site but that last comment was so purely racist and thus so stupid I couldn’t let it stay without comment. I have never met a Japanese person (or any person who was not sick) with “yellow skin”. I won’t delete it because I don’t censor anyone (except spam).

By: Eik

Eik — Wed, 28 Apr 2004 06:21:53 +0000

yeah yeah japanese are ugly and we call ourselves whites, because we are whites, black are black and they yellow ones are the yellow ones.

By: Hatsu_morozuki

Hatsu_morozuki — Tue, 13 Apr 2004 16:15:03 +0000

many japanese people are racist, this is a fact, but what you, and many other americans who live in japan fail to say is that racism is present everywere, even more in korea than in japan. I think you americans only like to point this out because japan is a rich and prosperous country, but it is JAPAN ie, only availible to JAPANESE, so how would you feel if you (american) were just driving your car and then a sipid(yes that is a real word) little chinese man ran into you and then just drove off, not only would you hate them man, but you would also hate him for being chinese, this account has happened multiple times in japan and that is why there is great resentment, also because AMERICANS, who have no culture, merely leech off of others, are balmed for “stealing” japans culture, adopting it as their own, its all very bigamist and self-rightgeous, stay in your own culture or at least try and stay out of other people’s culture.

By: Richard D.

Richard D. — Sat, 10 Apr 2004 15:33:04 +0000

Don’t Like it? Then leave and quit your whining.

By: Mike B

Mike B — Thu, 11 Mar 2004 13:35:52 +0000

racists are everywhere. they run free in Southern USA, they run free in Northern USA. every country just shows their racism differently i guess. and americans hate foreigners too. take away jobs from good red blooded americans! i’m being sarcastic, but the belief exists. and american police profile like its nobodys business, especially of African Americans and of any Arab after 9/11. there shouldn’t be any racism, but i think that people are much too hypocritical when it comes to criticizing other countries for being racist.

By: Ben Dover

Ben Dover — Fri, 05 Mar 2004 18:17:17 +0000

Racial profiling is illegal in the USA? Please tell that to the police forces in every metropolitan city in the USA. Geezz. We have a term here for being pulled over while driving. Its called DWB. It is a crime in every city here. They always say something about having a report and matching a recent description on the the police radio of a perpetrator of a crime. But the real offense in DRIVING WHILE BLACK. We get it. We know not to drive with 4 in the car. We know not to drive too fancy a car in the white neighborhood. We know not to pivot the head and look at the white women. And we know what parts of town we should stay out of. After being put face down on a pavement with guns drawn and directed towards our heads, we learn really quickly. So someone… Please tell the police that racial profiling is illegal in America. Thank you.

By: james

james — Wed, 11 Feb 2004 09:51:28 +0000

I could not possibly comment on whether your refusal was prompted by racism, in whole or in part. However, buying a train ticket in Japan for a person who cannot read Japanese is a daunting task, since one has to look up the train one wants in the huge timetables laying on tables in the station. That was enough to put me off. I cam back with a friend to buy it for me. As for hostility to foreigners, shikata ga nai, ne?

By: Michio Kitahara

Michio Kitahara — Wed, 21 Jan 2004 08:42:01 +0000

Good. I shall stop visiting this site as well. As my final words, let me say the following: 1. The West collapses in a few crnturies. So does Japan because Japan has been incorporated in it. 2. I have been accused of being a “racist” because I have criticized Japan hard. 3. My point is that probably every country has racism and culturalism, and you should not mix these two in your arguments. Furthermore, each country has its own version of culturalism, and this is hard to grasp for an outsider. I regret you cannot understand such a simple thing. Good bye.

By: derek sein / eric georg

derek sein / eric georg — Wed, 21 Jan 2004 08:19:29 +0000

I have read Spengler,thank you ! As long as I know it’s not forbidden to have a different opinion . Well,if all you have to say is that my english is broken , which is indeed true , I’m not sure it worth continuing this conversation . In fact your last answer was the one I predicted to myself,strange isn’t it………..well whatsoever these are your opinion, don’t feel offended but I don’t share your point of view . Goodbye Mister product of a rising civilization.

By: Michio Kitahara

Michio Kitahara — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 10:59:26 +0000

Would you please write clear and simple and understandable English? Have you ever taken and passed Freshman English? My impression is that you are a product of a dying civilization. If you do not understand what I mean, read Spengler.