[Transsimian]

Antifa have made me less racist as they've proven there are idiots of all races.

Also, somehow the anti-Korean/anti-Korean-criminals group have a white guy with them.

[TigOlBitties]

Where's Godzilla when you need him?

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

(((baizuo)))

[Transsimian]

(05-30-2017 03:44 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  

(((baizuo)))

Not quite, the white guy was with the Anti-Korean group, not against them.

[etwsake]

Well shit. It was a nice country while it lasted.

[Wealth of Spirit]

Saw this the other day. Apparently, it is a group of people who show up to counter protest the right-wingers. If you check out there other videos, these actions have been going on for years now. Outside of that, it doesn't seem to sound any major alarm bells just yet. The current administration is too busy trying to silently go about negotiating a reformation to their constitution, as well as watch out a rampaging North Korea and an encroaching China.

Let the two ends of the political spectrum sling mud at each other all day if they choose. There's business to be done.

[Simeon_Strangelight]

Their Antifa look like our corporate workers. Tiny tiny minority - if that continues to grow it will reach current Western levels in the year 2250.

[C-Note]

Many of the "anti-racist" protestors were probably active in the demonstrations outside the Diet a few years ago trying to stop the nuclear power plants from being restarted. Their protests lost some steam when Japan's equivalent to 4Chan and others started doxing them online. In Japan, being blackballed from employment for being a political activist is a legitimate threat. Protesting the radical nationalists in the name of "anti-racism" is probably a little more safe than protesting the nuclear power industry.

[spokepoker]

You wanna see protesters? Go to Seoul, those losers are everywhere. There's even contingents who still support their previous president, that cult dyke who was giving out position to all her fellow followers.

edit; Hold on I got a pic of Putin against GMO's:

I don't know what the fuck it says, I just know it was a GMO protest, hippy ass horseshit.

[Sombro]

   

[nampa1234]

(05-30-2017 02:40 AM)Transsimian Wrote:  

Antifa have made me less racist as they've proven there are idiots of all races.

Also, somehow the anti-Korean/anti-Korean-criminals group have a white guy with them.

Not surprising, the White guy is leading it. The idea of integration is a Jewish idea unilaterally foisted on the West. Japan is a great place with tradition, but stagnant. White people there are actually vectors for negative affects (This isn't the 1950s where our influence was overwhelmingly positive...)

When I was in Japan, it was mostly dudes doing their thing. (PUA wasn't zeitgeist then.) It appears, with all the anime depravity these days, the Caucasian dudes there now are lame, limp dicks.

[nampa1234]

(05-30-2017 02:16 PM)C-Note Wrote:  

Many of the "anti-racist" protestors were probably active in the demonstrations outside the Diet a few years ago trying to stop the nuclear power plants from being restarted. Their protests lost some steam when Japan's equivalent to 4Chan and others started doxing them online. In Japan, being blackballed from employment for being a political activist is a legitimate threat. Protesting the radical nationalists in the name of "anti-racism" is probably a little more safe than protesting the nuclear power industry.

Sad what the interent is now that adults are using it. How would people be barred from doxing in japan? Other than USA, with its interlocking credit agencies, background check industries, and Student Clearing House college record repositories, I am unaware of another country that collects and trades peoples' information to perspective employers. In Japan, one does not even need references.

[godzilla]

(05-30-2017 02:53 AM)TigOlBitties Wrote:  

Where's Godzilla when you need him?

Um here dude