Look out, it's another "OMG JAPAN IS RACIST" topic

[FrustratedDave]

If that's your idea of a reality check, then it appears you are the one in need of a reality check.

Look and pay attention and read people's words and stop making up inane falsities.
Your reading comprehension is bad and you should feel bad.

You need a reality check that I never said the bullshit you did.
Sorry for calling that a personal attack though, what you did is called a strawman.
In fact you're still continuing the strawman.

So if someone doesn't think Japan is the most racist country ever they live in a fairy land and need a reality check eh?

You are exactly the type of person I was referring to when I made this thread.

... try not to get your panties is too much of a knot...
Now read my original statment again....

Fact of the matter ,there racism is anywhere in the world and Japan no more so than the next nation, but it is there.

So you can re-read what I was saying again if you like... and take your own advise while your at it (I am talking about the first statement in bold writting, where you stated about reading peoples words that others wrote.)

Now when you have finished living in lala land and want to have a real discussion about racism or the lack of it in Japan, I am sure I will participate fully without sarcasm.

Nxet teim % I wil try to cheak me speling ~ and comprihension so yuo can undastend wat I am saying/ . Tanks fro poniting that out fro my, me is so ups set and hurt be wat you say///

You need a reality check that I never said the bullshit you did.

What exactly did I say you said? If I recall, I never tried to puts words in your mouth?

 

[Mars Man]

Mikawa Ossan san was correct, of course, as we pretty much all know; the OP post was a rant, and should have gone here.

While I am of a good mind to close this thread, due to its nonsense nature as a thread, I will leave it open for its certain usefulness--in one manner of viewing it. At times we do need a little stimulus, an atmosphere charged with the exchange of contentious-like temperament; as long as it does remain, in the mind's eye, just that, and nothing more (a non-reality, role-play-like, non-personal attack imagery).

For the purpose of making a few points clear, I will present the following line of thought.

From the opening misplaced post (OP) until the next post by the OP, a number of posts had been made towards that OP. (Please check them out in that chronological order) In post number 11, the OP has obviously, purposefully disconnected all post-post 2 information from its connection and bearing on post number 2, up to that point.

If that had not been the case, post number eleven would surely have acknowledged the following points in a mild manner of acquiescence:

This is JREF. There is no need to complain here, about what is happening on other boards. . . and what has been dragged out by the OP is not happening here presently.

JREF focuses on Japan. Therefore one wouldn't expect to find sub-fora or threads dealing with out-group condemnation in other parts of the world anywhere nearly as much as such on, or related to Japan.

There are not 'millions' nor 'slews' of such threads on JREF. While the OP tends to admit to such a human trait's being present in Japan, post number 11 tends to deny that admission--viz. by posing in subjunctive question form the existence of such trait. Even agreement here would not lessen the OP's emotional outburst of extreme exaggeration on the number of such threads here at JREF. This emotional overplay casts a strong shadow of doubt over intention here. (as pointed out by post number 9)
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With this in mind, therefore, there would have been no need for the OP to have commented on post number 2's sarcasm--and definitely no reason to have expressed it in terms as though the OP had taken it personal. The reason for that sarcasm is clear--much had been afoul from the very OP. Also, this would have eliminated room for side disturbances against those rightly questioning the the OP.

Again, just as I have done elsewhere, I leave this as a way to help. Let's always be careful with our OPs.