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2018-10-26 19:05:16 UTC

Well, interesting discussion .... got to go now ... we shall see how this develops, but advantage Democrats for the day/week. Bye.

2018-10-26 19:05:19 UTC

The US disengaged from the world before both world wars. If we learned anything it's that US engagement is critical for world peace.

2018-10-26 19:05:46 UTC

while i agree that US engagement is essential, I disagree that anything Trump is doing is intended to disengage the US.

2018-10-26 19:05:51 UTC

he is negotiating.

2018-10-26 19:05:58 UTC

Threatening to leave NATO?

2018-10-26 19:06:00 UTC

it's about time we needed a big war anyways

2018-10-26 19:06:07 UTC

if you pay attention, trump always negotiates the way way

2018-10-26 19:06:09 UTC

>trump made mean comments
>democrats scared about the bluewave failing
yeap, thats advantage democrats alright

2018-10-26 19:06:14 UTC

Insulting the leaders of our allies?

2018-10-26 19:06:30 UTC

X is TERRIBLE. X is a raw deal! We're getting taken advantage of by X. I'm going to CANCEL X

2018-10-26 19:06:51 UTC

@DrYuriMom In other words... the US is so badass that all the other countries on the planet are desperately in need of us and should be grovelling at our feet and kissing the very ground we walk on, in desperate fear that we don't abandon them again...

But you expect us to be the ones who're acting nice and pleading with them for... the right to help them?

2018-10-26 19:06:52 UTC

Europeans have to fight every 70 years or else they start going crazy

2018-10-26 19:07:01 UTC

then he'll say something like "If X did this, then maybe we could make a deal, but right now we're getting screwed!"

2018-10-26 19:07:13 UTC

I don't get how those actions could possibly be making the world safer or America better positioned.

2018-10-26 19:07:26 UTC

What actions specifically?

2018-10-26 19:07:28 UTC

Then X, wanting a deal, makes some concession, then Trump is all smiles and sunshine, and a new better deal is negotiated.

2018-10-26 19:07:45 UTC

The first step from Trump is always to shit on whoever he wants to make a deal with.

2018-10-26 19:07:58 UTC

And it's been working really well if you're honest about it.

2018-10-26 19:08:21 UTC

New NAFTA, new trade deal with EU, NATO agreed to increase spending, peace talks with NK,

2018-10-26 19:08:30 UTC

@JustTom , I think all nations expect to be treated with respect. We certainly appreciated their support after 9/11.

2018-10-26 19:08:44 UTC

Remember the only nation to invoke Article 5 of NATO is the US

2018-10-26 19:09:17 UTC

Bush Sr and Jr showed how diplomacy works for the US

2018-10-26 19:09:46 UTC

Reagan solidified a world order that has helped us

2018-10-26 19:09:59 UTC

Why are we flushing all their work down the toilet now?

2018-10-26 19:10:10 UTC

we're not

2018-10-26 19:10:32 UTC

you are just incapable of realizing what negotiation looks like from a position of strength.

2018-10-26 19:10:47 UTC

Leaving NATO should never even be an option

2018-10-26 19:10:50 UTC

Trump is getting NATO to spend ***more***

2018-10-26 19:10:54 UTC

Europe wants out of nato

2018-10-26 19:11:04 UTC

It's like divorce. You just never put it on the table.

2018-10-26 19:11:05 UTC

They arent even meeting the requirements as outlined by the treaty

2018-10-26 19:11:06 UTC

And Trump got NATO to spend ***more*** by threatening to leave.

2018-10-26 19:11:28 UTC

The world is in a different position, the US is in a different position, we need a new organization. You can't just keep doing the same thing as always and expect it to always work. Trump recognizes this and is trying to renegoatiate and fix old treaties and deals that are no longer functional or fair, and that we're simply being used through.

The fact that Trump's got the guts, negotiating skills, and BALLS, to actually step up and do it, is why people who aren't crazy lefties tend to love his stance.

2018-10-26 19:11:33 UTC

not always, but usually.

2018-10-26 19:11:36 UTC

Why should we respect them if they dont want to follow the guidelines of our agreements?

2018-10-26 19:11:44 UTC

Whereas if nobody threatened NATO, the Euros would still be spending <1%

2018-10-26 19:11:44 UTC

Pyrrhic Victory

2018-10-26 19:12:12 UTC

It's not a Pyrrhic victory if a) NATO still exists and b) is materially stronger

2018-10-26 19:12:24 UTC

Is that really the way we want to be seen in the world? As bullies?

2018-10-26 19:12:28 UTC

You are not paying attention to the facts and are instead paying attention to emotion

2018-10-26 19:12:31 UTC

We are already seen that way

2018-10-26 19:12:33 UTC

All I care about is results.

2018-10-26 19:12:34 UTC

What facts?

2018-10-26 19:12:41 UTC

That they resent us?

2018-10-26 19:12:45 UTC

That NATO still exists and is getting militarily stronger.

2018-10-26 19:12:48 UTC

Take your pick of nations, south korea, japan, france

2018-10-26 19:13:04 UTC

they see the US as a bully thats trying to control them

2018-10-26 19:13:14 UTC

CatToday at 3:11 PM
It's like divorce. You just never put it on the table.

so if you're in a bad relationship where your significant other beats you regularly, abuses your children, you're the one working while your partner leeches off of you to go out and get drunk and cheat on you, etc. etc. etc.

Nope, Divorce can't be on the table! You just never put it on the table!

2018-10-26 19:13:56 UTC

Sometimes it takes a divorce for the other person to start addressing their issues

2018-10-26 19:13:59 UTC

In that case you divorce. It's not a negotiating tactic. You just do it.

2018-10-26 19:14:10 UTC

Okay, then that's what Trump needs to do.

2018-10-26 19:14:26 UTC

The United States is the World Hegemon but it has no clear and present threat against the world as a whole

2018-10-26 19:14:41 UTC

I don't see what's so awful about saying "Start spending what you agreed to spend or the agreement is over"

2018-10-26 19:14:42 UTC

But Europe has fulfilled their end of the bargain. Article 5 after 9/11.

2018-10-26 19:14:44 UTC

I'm not saying that our deals are quite as bad as I've cited in my divorce comparison, but they ARE bad. So your stance is that Trump should just back out of all of them, period.

2018-10-26 19:14:49 UTC

No they havent

2018-10-26 19:15:07 UTC

Nato requires a certain amount of spending on defense budgets

2018-10-26 19:15:07 UTC

Who gives a fuck about how they *feel* about us. They made an agreement and they need to stick to it.

2018-10-26 19:15:08 UTC

Many European nations helped with Iraq

2018-10-26 19:15:15 UTC

They have and they are

2018-10-26 19:15:31 UTC

The five nations to meet this amount were: Germany, England Estonia, Poland and Greece

2018-10-26 19:15:53 UTC

The nations of NATO are making the progress they agreed to for them to reach 2% by 2022.

2018-10-26 19:16:16 UTC

Oh reallyl? did you know the amount is supposed to be 5%

2018-10-26 19:16:17 UTC

They signed an agreement to reach by a certain date. It's still well in the future.

2018-10-26 19:16:29 UTC

We don't even spend 5%!

2018-10-26 19:16:31 UTC

So they agreed to pay half of the amount they're supposed to spend

2018-10-26 19:16:32 UTC

@DrYuriMom I never knew you'd be such a hardliner about immediately backing out of all those deals. ... I thought you'd be more supportive of Trump trying to keep in the deals. But, so be it.

I'll support your idea that Trump should merely abandon the existing deals entirely, and wait for the rest of the world to come crawling to us begging for a new deal from square one.

2018-10-26 19:16:34 UTC

Wonderful

2018-10-26 19:16:45 UTC

It's 2% of GDP

2018-10-26 19:17:07 UTC

Thank you, @Atkins

2018-10-26 19:17:33 UTC

Its less of an issue for the US as our budget dwarfs that of NATO

2018-10-26 19:17:44 UTC

And @JustTom , I said you divorce in an abusive relationship. Europe isn't abusing us. If anything, we're insulting them.

2018-10-26 19:17:57 UTC

But many were (and still are) spending less than 1%, and many include pensions and social spending in that figure when it should be active troops and procurement only.

2018-10-26 19:18:10 UTC

Europe is abusing us.

2018-10-26 19:18:26 UTC

For decades they slashed military spending and expected us to defend them for free.

2018-10-26 19:18:40 UTC

So we encourage them to get to 2%. We shouldn't be insulting them and interfering with their internal politics.

2018-10-26 19:18:44 UTC

I disagree. The amount of support and money we're sending them, the unbalance of the trade agreements we have with them, and many other reasons, including that any time they want a conflict to be resolved, they keep out of it for the most part, then give this sidelong glance at us with this little wiggle of "huh? huh? Isn't it time you uh... stepped up?" - That's all abuse.

2018-10-26 19:19:18 UTC

I absolutely agree that the German military is a joke right now

2018-10-26 19:19:30 UTC

I totally agree that we need to hold them accountable to improve

2018-10-26 19:19:37 UTC

GUESS HOW WE DO THAT

2018-10-26 19:19:39 UTC

They need to spend 2% of GDP

2018-10-26 19:19:46 UTC

By threatening to shitcan NATO if they don't buck up

2018-10-26 19:19:52 UTC

They need to standardize with US hsystems

2018-10-26 19:19:56 UTC

AND GUESS WHAT HAPPENED

2018-10-26 19:19:58 UTC

they bucked up

2018-10-26 19:19:59 UTC

-_-

2018-10-26 19:20:00 UTC

They need to integrate with each other

2018-10-26 19:20:06 UTC

I agree with all that

2018-10-26 19:20:21 UTC

***bu-bu-but feeeeeelings***

2018-10-26 19:20:24 UTC

Hmmmm his feed

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/398858182455459853/505460712487911424/image0-41.jpg

2018-10-26 19:20:29 UTC

But respect?

2018-10-26 19:20:29 UTC

the EU is attempting to create its own army, separate from nato

2018-10-26 19:20:33 UTC

Is that such a bad thing?

2018-10-26 19:20:33 UTC

@DrYuriMom There's 3 options here.
Option 1) We don't hold them accountable.
Option 2) We step up hard negotiating tactics like Trump is doing and force them to be accountable.
Option 3) We back out of the deals entirely like a bad divorce.

You tell me which one you prefer.

2018-10-26 19:20:43 UTC

I'll respect them when they can put a sub to sea or a cargo plane in the air

2018-10-26 19:21:08 UTC

Or when Poland doesn't out-tank them

2018-10-26 19:21:24 UTC

The US should not be treating these nations with respect while they attempt to create a unified fighting force outside of NATO

2018-10-26 19:21:28 UTC

Fucking Germany, land of the Panzer, with <250 tanks.

2018-10-26 19:21:37 UTC

It goes against the very purpose of the organization.

2018-10-26 19:22:14 UTC

@Blackhawk342 , as I understand it that only started happening in the past two years. When the US suddenly became an unreliable partner.

2018-10-26 19:22:25 UTC

softballing it and politely asking them, "well uhm, it'd be.. you know... kinda nice if you spent your 2% like you promised. pwetty pwease." is akin to that first option of not holding them accountable.

2018-10-26 19:23:13 UTC

Unreliable paypig*
The EU is utterly reliant on taking from successful countries while cutting them a raw deal

2018-10-26 19:23:16 UTC

Its been happening since 2012

2018-10-26 19:23:35 UTC

Perhaps they considered Obama to be an unreliable ally

2018-10-26 19:24:19 UTC

Well it makes sense in that context

2018-10-26 19:25:03 UTC

If Europe were to need to act when the US didn't come to support, that have zero effective air-to-air refueling capacity

2018-10-26 19:25:04 UTC

Speaking at a Social Democrat security policy conference in Berlin on 5 May, Mr Steinmeier, Foreign Minister of Germany said he favoured the setting up of a "European armed force' and that he would like to see moves in this direction speeded up.
Democrat May-June 2008 (Number 108)

2018-10-26 19:25:35 UTC

Do we really want to leave Europe to their own devices?

2018-10-26 19:25:39 UTC

I mean really?

2018-10-26 19:25:46 UTC

Thats what they want it would seem

2018-10-26 19:25:48 UTC

Yes. Yes we do. Because they can't manage right now.

2018-10-26 19:25:59 UTC

What part of WW1 a WW2 don't we remember here?

2018-10-26 19:26:02 UTC

Reminder that the EU is determined to overturn UK democracy because their economy is one of the main reasons why the EU is still standing

2018-10-26 19:26:04 UTC

Once they realize they can't manage, they'll fucking get their shit together as they come back begging us for help.

2018-10-26 19:26:43 UTC

Europe I want to protect.
European Union can't die fast enough.

2018-10-26 19:26:45 UTC

And it's not about "leaving them to their own devices"
That's what blindly giving them support would be

2018-10-26 19:27:09 UTC

This is deliberate consequences for actions

2018-10-26 19:27:27 UTC

The EU experiment and NATO exist to a) keep France up, 2) keep Germany down, and 3) keep the US in.

2018-10-26 19:27:29 UTC

Trump even wanted to cut a deal with post-Brexit UK

2018-10-26 19:27:34 UTC

I quoted it once today already, but apparently I'll have to quote it again.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."

If the EU is trying to force the UK into staying and undermine it's brexit vote (and they are), while their dictators are still running their own nations into the ground...

Maybe it's time the US step back and let WW3 happen for a few years. Just long enough to clean house.

2018-10-26 19:27:58 UTC

>keep Germany down
Germany makes administrative decisions

2018-10-26 19:28:09 UTC

They're also the ones leaning on smaller countries

2018-10-26 19:28:26 UTC

Economically, yes, Militarily, not so much.

2018-10-26 19:28:31 UTC

If the EU is meant to keep Germany down, it's time to scrap it

2018-10-26 19:28:48 UTC

Well the EU army isnt done yet

2018-10-26 19:28:53 UTC

There's still time for a home run

2018-10-26 19:29:07 UTC

Trump says a lot of things, @Beemann. The problem is that no one can believe any of it. ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

2018-10-26 19:29:38 UTC

and I love again that when I undercut to the heart of the situation with a bold statement like I made again, no one contests it.

2018-10-26 19:29:43 UTC

What does the UK lose from seeing the offer? They already have a mandate to leave

2018-10-26 19:29:49 UTC

If i were Britain, I wouldn't feel sound taking a Trump comment to the bank

2018-10-26 19:30:33 UTC

@JustTom , I thought you were being sarcastic.

2018-10-26 19:31:05 UTC

They had a vote, the vote came out leave, now they need new trade deals and not a pseudo-exit

2018-10-26 19:31:12 UTC

No, I'm serious there. The EU is causing more trouble than they're worth. If this is the direction everything is taking, we really should back out entirely and let them burn for a couple years before we swoop in and rescue them again. Just like WW1. And WW2.

2018-10-26 19:31:29 UTC

Trump offered them a deal if they actually did it, and May decided to continue to undermine the public

2018-10-26 19:31:31 UTC

To my knowledge, @Beemann , there is no offer to see. The US hasn't offered anything to UK.

2018-10-26 19:31:36 UTC

EU is likely to fuck up the entire internet in January.

2018-10-26 19:31:58 UTC

Iirc it was conditional on them actually leaving

2018-10-26 19:32:00 UTC

Already fucked up a dozen countries with unlimited illegal migrants.

2018-10-26 19:32:08 UTC

And they still haven't

2018-10-26 19:32:12 UTC

@JustTom , European wars pull in the US.

2018-10-26 19:32:16 UTC

Now wants to fuck up what tiny amount of military power they have left.

2018-10-26 19:32:31 UTC

Japan pulled in the US

2018-10-26 19:32:34 UTC

@Beemann , because Ireland

2018-10-26 19:32:56 UTC

Not just because Ireland, because the ruling class likes the EU

2018-10-26 19:34:14 UTC

@DrYuriMom You're right. And we will be pulled in again. But let them have their war for a bit first, it'll give them time to kill all of the people in charge who're causing the trouble they're in now, wipe out the insane lefties who're ruining their countries, wipe out the insane rightwingers who would push too far the other way, kill off or drive out most of the financial migrants that've invaded their countries for the last few years, and bring them back into a situation where they can stand on their own feet again and start moving forward towards a brighter future.

THEN we move in and help them end the war, and enjoy the great boom of post-war economy.

2018-10-26 19:35:32 UTC

And where does Russia and China fit into all this?

2018-10-26 19:35:47 UTC

This isn't an experiment where we can control for all the variables.

2018-10-26 19:35:47 UTC

Here's the thing- the UK holds all the cards here. The EU isn't going to cut them out of trade, they're still going to be dependent on the UK. Instead of leveraging this and getting what they want, May and co have attempted to capitulate as much as possible at every turn

2018-10-26 19:36:08 UTC

Because they don't want to leave, the demos does

2018-10-26 19:36:30 UTC

Um, as I see it the UK needs the EU more than the reverse. All the UK has for it is holding Ireland over the EUs head.

2018-10-26 19:36:44 UTC

Lolno

2018-10-26 19:36:45 UTC

arms providers, Russia will likely reconquer a territory or two, and China will use it to strengthen their ties to the EU for trade.

They may even attempt to field small armies to join in an attempt to sway the EU more to a communist ideology. But once the US steps in, none of that matters, because capitalism and the US military will soundly end it.

2018-10-26 19:36:51 UTC

Look up who pays into the EU and who takes out

2018-10-26 19:37:08 UTC

The UK is the EU's biggest piggie bank

2018-10-26 19:37:26 UTC

Many of those banks are making moves ashore

2018-10-26 19:37:39 UTC

I wasn't talking about literal banks what

2018-10-26 19:37:39 UTC

London is in a panic over it

2018-10-26 19:37:53 UTC

The country that pays the most into the European Union is the UK

2018-10-26 19:38:04 UTC

@JustTom , but China is capitalist now

2018-10-26 19:38:13 UTC

HAhahahahaahahahahahahahahahahaha

2018-10-26 19:38:17 UTC

oh god, that was a good one Cat

2018-10-26 19:38:24 UTC

O_o

2018-10-26 19:38:26 UTC

>China is capitalist
Shitposting is in the other channel

2018-10-26 19:38:37 UTC

Um, okay?

2018-10-26 19:38:42 UTC

at best you could call it state capitalism.

2018-10-26 19:39:13 UTC

China has many issues that hold it back and will continue to do so

2018-10-26 19:39:32 UTC

But the Chinese have managed in a way the Soviets never could

2018-10-26 19:40:31 UTC

State Capitalism is like a People's Republic
It's just a command economy

2018-10-26 19:40:45 UTC

China also holds a stranglehold over many rare earth minerals we need for our war machine

2018-10-26 19:40:49 UTC

The ideal situation in the EU is for them to go ahead and start WW3 just in time for the UK to waffle on their Brexit deal again, and the war to drag the UK in just long enough to flush out all the lefties and make them decide "oh shit, we DO want Brexit now, because we're anti-war", then let them back out in a kneejerk sudden hard-brexit deal.

Then everything I already said happen in the EU.

And... after that... let... capitalist china... get good trade deals with the EU? I think? Not sure how this would be a bad thing, if we take Cat at her word that china is capitalists now.

2018-10-26 19:40:53 UTC

There are many private companies in China.

2018-10-26 19:41:08 UTC

i don't know about command economy. the central government isn't directing quotas and production goals.

2018-10-26 19:41:16 UTC

but they do have override power

2018-10-26 19:41:36 UTC

and can interfere freely in any "private" business for government purposes.

2018-10-26 19:41:50 UTC

Canada is exerts more communist/socialist control over industry than China.

2018-10-26 19:42:10 UTC

Yes, privatized companies are a recent thing in China, but the grip of the Iron Fist is still strong.

2018-10-26 19:42:20 UTC

i think the nazis would look at the chinese economy and say they had the right idea

2018-10-26 19:42:39 UTC

The US exerts control over economies as well. Take a look at how we use governmental policies to prop up industries like ethanol.

2018-10-26 19:42:45 UTC

not run by government fiat, but subordinated to the government.

2018-10-26 19:42:46 UTC

China is still heavily communist and the leadership demonstrates it. The thing is they've realized that a capitalist approach to their economy allows it to flourish in a superior manner. They are still communists at their core and in all of their beliefs and power structure.

2018-10-26 19:43:31 UTC

Agreed, @JustTom . See, I can say it, and not just over GLBT stuff.

2018-10-26 19:43:35 UTC

๐Ÿ˜ƒ

2018-10-26 19:43:49 UTC

I think you are mistaking communist for authoritarian

2018-10-26 19:44:10 UTC

Fascists don't generally have strong parties. They have strong leaders.

2018-10-26 19:44:18 UTC

I think first people are mistaking socialism and communism

2018-10-26 19:44:39 UTC

That said, China follows Marx and Lenin about as much as Donald Trump does.

2018-10-26 19:44:51 UTC

"The goal of Socialism is Communism" - Vladimir Lenin

2018-10-26 19:44:53 UTC

Maoism, Stalinism etc are Socialist systems. There are no communist systems because they die in the Socialist transition state

2018-10-26 19:44:58 UTC

It's about strength, not ideology

2018-10-26 19:45:27 UTC

I don't think anyone in the CCP actually believes in the worker's paradise

2018-10-26 19:45:48 UTC

They've totally bought in the "capitalism with Chinese characteristics"

2018-10-26 19:46:11 UTC

Chinese characteristics means a strong central state and the whole over the individual

2018-10-26 19:46:15 UTC

But they still masturbate every night to the photos of Mao.

2018-10-26 19:46:24 UTC

Who here has been to china in the last several years?

2018-10-26 19:46:46 UTC

The CCP looks to the emperors of old. What was the Mandate of Heaven" ? To keep the rivers from flooding.

2018-10-26 19:46:59 UTC

I know multiple people from there, who have visited there recently

2018-10-26 19:47:03 UTC

Why?

2018-10-26 19:47:04 UTC

Big public works projects were proof of authority to lead

2018-10-26 19:47:34 UTC

My wife has been there. She's an Asian Studies major. Focus on Japan, Korea, and China.

2018-10-26 19:48:06 UTC

My parents were a few years back and in many ways they are far more advanced than the west. Especially in regard to amount of corporate regulations.

2018-10-26 19:48:07 UTC

[Virgin China vs. Chad Japan]

2018-10-26 19:48:26 UTC

Honestly, the CCP is more successor to a dynasty than to Marx

2018-10-26 19:48:47 UTC

Either way, fuck Marx and the CCP.

2018-10-26 19:49:30 UTC

Rare earth minerals arent as important as everyone likes to pretend they are

2018-10-26 19:49:46 UTC

They aren't?

2018-10-26 19:50:00 UTC

China still owns 95% of the trade for rare earth minerals.

2018-10-26 19:50:01 UTC

Hard to build certain electronics and radars without them.

2018-10-26 19:50:10 UTC

More importantly china's housing bubble dwarfs the american one

2018-10-26 19:50:39 UTC

Oh, China's economy is a time bomb. So is their resource issue, especially in regards to water and women.

2018-10-26 19:50:43 UTC

G H O S T C I T I E S

2018-10-26 19:50:56 UTC

F A K E K F C

2018-10-26 19:51:09 UTC

Rare earth metals are simply put an upgrade in efficiency

2018-10-26 19:51:32 UTC

China's nightmare are the two w's. One may be a bush, but not the one you think. :p

2018-10-26 19:51:35 UTC

Its not as if they lead to entirely new technologies, just that its preferable to use them if possible

2018-10-26 19:51:55 UTC

Women and Work

2018-10-26 19:52:26 UTC

Women and Water. They work just fine. Well, unless you mean demographics. Then there are three w's.

2018-10-26 19:53:11 UTC

But their demographic bomb isn't for a while. By then Japan will be a ghost country.

2018-10-26 19:53:24 UTC

Japan's situation really is tragic

2018-10-26 19:53:49 UTC

Theyve gotta losen up on their youths or they wont have a nation

2018-10-26 19:53:51 UTC

Fukushima leaking out radiation, the birth rate lowering, etc...

2018-10-26 19:54:01 UTC

It's mainly the birthrate thing tbh

2018-10-26 19:54:12 UTC

Not to wax feminist, but Japan has created their problem their mistreatment of their women

2018-10-26 19:54:18 UTC

Papa Franku, may I have the poosi?

2018-10-26 19:54:41 UTC

How does that tie into herbivore men and NEETs though?

2018-10-26 19:55:16 UTC

Herbivore men?

2018-10-26 19:55:24 UTC

Are vegans that big of an issue?

2018-10-26 19:55:34 UTC

Women cannot juggle work with raising a child. Young people can't survive on one income. Japan ranks 114 out of 190 in their treatment of women.

2018-10-26 19:55:39 UTC

Herbivore men = not interested in relationships basically

2018-10-26 19:56:01 UTC

And their men have an unrealistic expectation of a woman

2018-10-26 19:56:15 UTC

They essentially want them to be anime tropes

2018-10-26 19:56:21 UTC

Or at least a lot do

2018-10-26 19:56:35 UTC

They have potential to do something great, but that's not always going to be the case.

2018-10-26 19:56:37 UTC

Time to move to japan, settle and slay

2018-10-26 19:56:51 UTC

I love a shipgirl as much as most guys, but I never could live up to that image

2018-10-26 19:57:12 UTC

If you expect women to look and act like KanColle or Girls Front Line, you will be disappointed

2018-10-26 19:57:28 UTC

I know that...

2018-10-26 19:57:56 UTC

Tangent ahead, participate at your own risk
Iowa best girl, but not bombshell iowa, quiet nerdy iowa

2018-10-26 19:58:19 UTC

That's not going to prevent me from seeing Japan someday. I just like their history and culture, not to be a manslut.

2018-10-26 19:58:37 UTC

Oh its a great country with helpful people

2018-10-26 19:58:46 UTC

I know some Japanese women who emigrated to the States because they couldn't find men with realistic expectations. That and the economy sucks there for young people.

2018-10-26 19:58:51 UTC

Just be sure to learn the language a little bit before you go, itll speed things along a lot more

2018-10-26 19:59:03 UTC

I'm working on it.

2018-10-26 19:59:04 UTC

People there are terrified of using their english outside of the major cities

2018-10-26 19:59:11 UTC

Iowa is cool

2018-10-26 19:59:24 UTC

Or at least learn the international language of pointing and gesturing

2018-10-26 19:59:33 UTC

At least they finally give us Yankee kanmasu

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