> > Because, I (on my Google account) mentioned ONE thing that was irritating
> > about Japanese news and his reply was, "You don't like it? Leave".  That
> > comes off sounding like you have to be a sycophant to Japanese culture
> > and love it 100% (which I am sure any Wapanese fanboy would have no
> > problem doing) or get out.  Don't like sushi? Get out.  Don't like Ayumi
> > Hamasaki? Get out.  Don't like enka? Get out.  I could understand if I
> > was making 300 posts a day on the things I can't stand about Japan, but
> > he's calling for my visa after one, and he doesn't even know me.
> 
> 
> Sorry that you feel that way. But the fact is that there are TONS and TONS
> of
> gaijin living in Japan (not all of them admittedly) who do nothing but gripe
> and
> gripe and gripe about every unimportant little thing about Japan that isn't
> exactly
> the way they'd like it to be. Take a look at the forum section of Japantoday
> if you
> don't know what I'm talking about. And bear in mind that the vast majority
> of these
> people are not "immigrants to Japan" but are only there for a few years,
> just enough
> to get over the "wow" and not enough to figure it all out.
> If any foreigner "visiting" the United States for just a couple of years
> griped as much
> about the US as the gaijin do in Japan, yes Americans would tell them to
> leave.
> The ones who gripe in the US are Anmerican citizens and immigrants, those
> who
> intend to make it their permanent home.


Musashi, most of those gaijin are i japan becuase they wanna live some
place different for a while.  It's quite unlike japanese people like
you who are taught from an early age to idolize and envy foreign
cultures while despising your own.
 There is no comparison, and i agree with the statement that you dont
like japanese things leave because you sure as hell aint in japan
because you couldnt feed your family in the US.  Fucking gaijin.



But that is why japanese who come to america also offend me.  Here
because they envy us?  Got news for you jap monkey Musashi, Irish bob
moved to america so he could actually feed his starving family, not
because he had some blind urami complex that dictated he must mimic
americans.

Even today japs envy america's economic edge,  wilfully ignoring that
mexican joe is the only thing keeping this economy running.


Based on this knowledge, and how japanese apply it, i feel that the
japanese should be considered nothing other than the pinnacle  of
first world ignorance