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```yr yl
2 weeks ago
Does he behave in the same way in his country?
Without permission from people who left home while sorrowful due to disasters, Acts to shoot the inside of their house, act of publicizing to the world. Is that natural in his country?
I think he is infringing on several laws and rights.
同じことを自分の国でもしてるの?
ドアが開いてるからといって勝手にはいっていい国もあるなんて驚きました。
Some comments say that it is nature to trample over the rules of other countries. In your country it may be normal. But I think that it is strange to push through it while you are in another country. As a nation, Japan feels such an act is annoying. Actually, it is necessary for the Cabinet Office in Japan to use extra effort due to such behavior.
There is a guided tour complying with the law that allows you to observe such places. On that tour you can also listen to the story of the person who lived in the area. Why do not you use it and do something lawless? The government of Japan is striving to protect people's safety and the dignity of residents. Although it is little by little, there are areas permitted to go home. If you and your family. Do you simply rejoice for it when you return to a house that was devastated by a heartless person or a criminal?```
@Sdeck37 it's okay though, the dust they inhaled in that arcade will get them in 7 years or so
*wear respirators outside but not inside*
It's pretty disrespectful
>who needs protective gear
Is all they use an aliexpress radiation meter?
stupidity + no respect seem to make a fitting combination tho
There is something disturbing about how the Japanese think of rules
They assign some type of sacredness to them
A professor at my college got endless shit for jaywalking on an empty street
Rightfully
An empty street!
Obviously the reason of the law is more important than the law itself but these autists only care about the letter of the law
If you don't jaywalk at safe opportunities you are a cuck bootlicker
Indeed
If the street was empty, how did he got caught though? <:thvnk:332928260004642827>
I said he got shit not caught
He was with other professors
I don't know if he was there as a student or a professor, but the people from the University he was transferred to took an immediate dislike of him after that
It was more of a social ostracism thing
I call bullshit
jaywalking isnt a real thing
just like walking on grass
weebs will defend this
More Nippon autism
I like those scissors
but not enough to pay $27,23 for them
Wait till you get to ~5:30 when he goes full burger mode
That doens't look so bad
Tried Korea's take on "yakisoba" they call it Chapaghetti and it's disgustingly bitter
You mean too much soy sauce?
You'll find that often with Nongshim
nah
Yakisoba isn't a noodle soup, Chapaghetti isn't either
Nongshim's noodle soups aren't so bad
but Chapaghetti is just bitter trash
and it's very popular in Korea for some reason