/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

I'm a big fat American. If I move to Japan, will the azns treat me with respect?

[Anonymous No.]

Walk around with nothing but a loincloth on and they'll worship you.

[Anonymous No.]

this is now an Ange thread.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm a European with blond hair and blue eyes. If I move to Japan, will the azns treat me with respect?

[Sakura !!sCKns1iPkwx No.]

>>3103105
This is now a crying Battler thread.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm an Asian with black hair and brown eyes. If I move to Japan, will the azns treat me with respect?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103116
If you're not fat and average looking women will.

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone else wish they had a dick in theyre ass?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103116
Japan idolizes Europeans, so yeah.

[Anonymous No.]

Is Japan truly the golden country?
Just like they said in "Otaku No Video"?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103126
I'd rather have two of them in my mouth. I wish I had more holes, and at least three boyfriends.

[Anonymous No.]

Go to Japan and do this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x95YsnU7jQ

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103141
No, that's El Dorado.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103093
They'll treat you like Godzilla.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103150
Columbia FTW?

BTW, is it easy to get weed in Japan?

[Anonymous No.]

They will treat you like the pig disgusting monster you are.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103167
actually incredibly hard.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103176
poor japs :(((

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103187
>:(((

no

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103167
Normalfag
And it's Colombia, not Columbia.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm Donarudo dess. If I move to Japan, will the azns treat me with respect?

[Anonymous No.]

what's the most popular recreational drug(s) in Japan?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103235
Alcohol.

[Sakura !!sCKns1iPkwx No.]

>>3103198
Sure, they love Donald there.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103167
I watched a foreign student in japan from McGill get locked up for 12 years for having pot in his suitcase when he flew there. He looked like a broken person during the trial, J-cop interrogators must be hell.

[ReiNya~<3 !hpU9OhgLVE No.]

>>3103327
What a fucking idiot, first of all.

[Anonymous No.]

Of course they will! You will be a good exemplar for a chemical experimentation!

[Anonymous No.]

so if i tell them that my grandfather was in the wehrmacht, will they like me?

[Anonymous No.]

That's how japanese treat a woman, they will like you too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3103327
>J-cop interrogators must be hell.

They are. Their whole justice system is based on squeezing a confession out of their first suspect. Things like "evidence" are something that's nice to have, but not really necessary.

They can keep any detained suspect up to 31 days in interrogation with no contact to outside world without having to have any kind of a specific reason for their suspicion.

[Anonymous No.]

you know your justice system is fucked up japan when your judges are compensated and graded on how many people they convict

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106213
sounds like US

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106213
you also know it is fucked up when 99.9% of trials end in a guilty verdict.

japan's excuse?
"We are good at only charging and bringing people to trial whom are guilty"

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106228

No, in the US, everyone gets lawyered up and murderers walk free.

Seriously, we have less than a 50% conviction rate.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106213
you also know it is fucked up when 99.9% of trials end in a guilty verdict.

japan's excuse?
"We are good at only charging and bringing people to trial whom are guilty"

US's rate is 57% btw.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106236
it is better to let 100 guilty go free than for one innocent to be wrongly convicted

[Anonymous No.]

More people go to jail, but the sentences aren't as harsh for non-violent crimes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106245

Bullshit. That one murder walks away and goes on to kill 50 innocents. I would prefer one person wrongfully convicted if ten more guilty are sent away.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106245

Bullshit. That one murder walks away and goes on to kill 50 innocents. I would prefer one person wrongfully convicted if ten more are sent away.

[None !..3NackuV6 No.]

>>3106265
How would you feel if you were that innocent person? Getting raped and abused in jail and all for a crime you didn't do.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106245

Congratulations, you created a lawless society.

>>3106265

Congratulations, you created an overbearing and feared law system.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106274
All about the numbers bro. My life is no more valuable than those that an unconvicted murderer might kill.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106274

Going to jail for 20 years with the chance to appeal > Getting stabbed every time you walk down the street

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106265
>That one murder[sic] walks away and goes on to kill 50 innocents
（　｀ー´）

Yeah, every murderer is a serial killer.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106310
lolwut

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106329

Yes, but 1 of those 100 you let free is more than likely going to kill more than that one innocent you spared jail time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106332

3 square meals a day, learn a trade, and if it's an American prison, I'm sure my ass can take it.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

You do know that "it is better to let 100 guilty go free than for one innocent to be wrongly convicted" is an expression, right? It's not meant to be taken literally. Regardless of how your justice system is, some innocents will be imprisoned regardless. The point is that it's better to have a system that lets SOME guilty people away than a system that just assumes everyone is guilty even without any evidence, which leads to prisons full of innocent people.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106378

Yes, but the numbers themselves speak to a lawless society.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106265
>I would prefer one person wrongfully convicted if ten more guilty are sent away.

YOU might prefer it, but what if you are the innocent one sent to jail for the rest of your life, hmm?

[Anonymous No.]

>>3106265
>I would prefer one person wrongfully convicted if ten more guilty are sent away.

YOU might prefer it, but what if you are the innocent one sent to jail for the rest of your life, hmm?

1st goal of a justice system should be to not convict innocent people, 2nd goal (but still very important goal) should be to convict as many people who commit crimes as possible

[Anonymous No.]

ITT 1st goal of a justice system should be to not convict innocent people, 2nd goal (but still very important goal) should be to convict as many people who commit crimes as possible

[Anonymous No.]

>>3107507
Logical fallacy.
Whether he would like it or not is irrelevant.
It is more dangerous to have a guilty man walk free than have an innocent in prison.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3107523
someone here obviously hasn't been to law school

your system is a fucking failure if it puts the goal of catching and convicting all crimes committed above the protection of law-abiding citizens from wrongful prosecution

[Anonymous No.]

>>3107562
Ad hominem.
Also, failure to explain in which way protecting the citizens from roaming criminals is bad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>3107562
This.

Also, everyone go read some Akerlof and Yellen (1994).

Excessively harsh punishments, especially those that are viewed as unfair by the community, leads to higher crime. Enjoy your gang warfare, bricksandsticksfags.