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[Rumblin]

the Japaneses in tokoyo drift is my entry

[psxcite]

One of the most racist threads I've ever seen on FST. What's next? "Tell me the most fucked up thing about African-Americans."

[Submission]

i have no problem with their race. I have a problem with the Japanese culture that fosters deviants and generally fucked up retards that watch too much cartoon porn and try to mimic it.

[k_ichigo]

One of the most racist threads I've ever seen on FST. What's next? "Tell me the most fucked up thing about African-Americans."

+1

[singing_sol]

yeah those anime mother fuckers those dumb shitters must be fucked up and sent to lossless time dumb shitters and those japanese must be shitted

[mamacita]

Racist indeed. Do those same topic searches on any other country and I'm sure you'll the same kind of stuff, if not worse.

Would it be too much to ask to get a lock on this thread?

[singing_sol]

Racist indeed. Do those same topic searches on any other country and I'm sure you'll the same kind of stuff, if not worse.

Would it be too much to ask to get a lock on this thread?

are u different from it and i think u are one of them hee hee

yeah i had a pick for u and u will love it

http://www.cnd.org/njmassacre/photos/head1.jpg

[yevgeny]

yeah those anime mother fuckers those dumb shitters must be fucked up and sent to lossless time dumb shitters and those japanese must be shitted

lol, there are some fucked up people in many areas of the world. what about that guy that ate a victim who advertised on the net (in germany) - my point is yeh there seems to be some pretty messed up shit happening in japan but it happens elsewhere too and its unfair to pin ALL the japs as freaks.

[Submission]

Im guessing you haven't seen the thousands of rape videos in Japan

On a sunny summer afternoon in Tokyo, American Raelyn Campbell was hurrying home to prepare for a trip back to the United States. As she opened the door of her third-floor apartment, she was pushed to the floor and pinned by a lone stalker. She screamed. The attacker fled, and Campbell's fear turned to rage. She chased the attacker down the stairs to a shop-lined street. He tripped and fell, and it was Campbell's turn to pounce.

"My first thought was, `Go for the man's wallet,'" recalls Campbell, 28. "I had it clutched with both hands, half way out of his jacket pocket." With the man also clutching the wallet and bewildered shoppers looking on, she managed to drag him into her landlord's office, where she held him until police arrived.

The story might have ended there, a heroic feat of self-defense. Instead, Campbell became the victim in what critics call a cruel system of "second rape" by police, prosecutors and judges.

"I'm not the only one going through this," says Campbell, who until recently worked as an aide to a member of Japan's parliament. "This is something they do to women all the time in this country."

Today, more than six months after the attack, Campbell finds herself waging an uphill battle to bring her attacker to trial. For months, police discouraged her from pressing charges, arguing that the man probably would be fined only $400; they joked he "could have gotten a lot more downtown" -- an apparent reference to a prostitute. A police spokesman denies the remark was ever made.

Rape and other sex crimes in Japan remain hidden from much of the outside world and even to the Japanese themselves. The subject of violence against women is so taboo in Japan that reporters covering the Campbell case say they have trouble getting the story past editors. A Japanese court found a man innocent of groping a woman in the subway because judges believed her coat was too thick for her to feel the man's hands.

"The biggest problem is that the victim and the people around her do not have the firm belief that sexual assault is a human-rights violation," says Mizuho Fukushima, a member of Japan's parliament

[Presto]

What's so cool about sex crimes? oO