Louise Bremner and fj.life.in-japan is a baaaaaaaaaaad combination:

>Drew Hamilton <awh@awh.org> wrote:
>
>> >http://www.nsli.com/.../japan/
>> 
>> The more that I read this, the more that I think that it must be a really
>> long and elaborate troll.  Can anybody really be such a twit?
>
>It's _too_ elaborate, I feel...
>
>Many of his reactions to what he sees seem to be to be similar to a
>child's spontaneous response to finding out that there really are people
>who are different from those he grew up with

The sum-bitch is *still* sheltered, having expertly missed the point of the
entire history and culture of this country after only nine fucking days and two
major cities.

"The Japanese walk a very difficult, very lonely road. There is no peace, no
privacy to be had. As crowded as I find America becoming, I will never again
consider it anything but a scarcely developed wilderness, since I don’t have to
drive very far at all to find thousands of acres’ worth of virgin forest. As
techno-sardines, the Japanese live masterfully orchestrated lives. They could
probably live out all their days in the same five square blocks: as soon as they
die, having overdosed on mediocre-quality sushi procured from the convenience
mart around the corner, they will be interred in that tiny cemetery right next
door to their 20-story condominium tower, only blocks from the clatter and din
of the shinkansen. Amid this painstakingly organized demi-chaos, they have
subjugated the will of the individual to the will of the collective, though in
brutally efficient and organized fashion--like so many Borg. The individualism
of the young and the tolerance of the older are both remarkable in the light of
this overpowering socialist modus vivendi."

This man must be severely pummeled.


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