/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

typing in fullwidth doesn't make you Jap.

[Anonymous No.]

Слав тред, го.

[Anonymous No.]

Sorry, Mr. Nipponman but your borders are defenseless now that you have no army or navy.

[Anonymous No.]

ＧＯ ＡＷＡＹ

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622507
>>6622509
>>6622513
ｍｏｔｈｅｒｆｕｃｋｅｎ　ｃｏｒｅａｎｓ　！　ｇｅｔ　ｏｕｔ　！！

[Anonymous No.]

バカ

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622529
Ты охуел штоле, меня корейцем называть?

[Anonymous No.]

愚の魔術師

[Anonymous No.]

>My face when Japan wants Dokdo and the Kurils even though neither territories are ethnically Japanese

[Anonymous No.]

Are Koreans allowed to post on 2chan?

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622560
how are rocks ethnic anything?

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622555
Magician of stupidity

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622560
And why does that matter? They were taken by force so they have right to bitch

[Anonymous No.]

If Japan really cared about what they did during World War 2 they would have at least given up the southern portions of Japan to China and Korea to make up for the atrocities.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622570
The Koreans maintain an earthquake research lab and a team of scientists on the rock formation.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622570
Those "rocks" are inhabitated.
Dokdo has a few research labs and a lighthouse run by ethnic Koreans.
The Kurils are house to roughly 16,800 people (ethnic Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Tatars, Nivkhs, Oroch, and Ainu).
But what's important is that neither of them has one Japanese person.

[Anonymous No.]

бг тред го

[Anonymous No.]

Japan is serious. （- -;）

Neighboring countries of Japan. ↓↓↓

① China, ② North Korea, ③ South Korea, ④ Russia

①②④ = Anti-democracy

①②③ = Anti-Japan education

①②④ = Nuclear bomb (Japan does not have a nuclear bomb)

①③ = Forgery product

①②③④ = Threat diplomacy

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622886
>①②④ = Anti-democracy
Democracy sucks though. Look at the clusterfuck that Japanese democracy is. Changing PMs every year, all years

[Anonymous No.]

>>6622886
>①②④ = Anti-democracy
Democracy is overrated. The most powerful countries on earth have incidentally the least number of parties. USA just has Democrats and Republicans for instance. I don't see what's the problem to it, since giving free rein to populism will only result into political infighting and copious waste of money.

>①②③ = Anti-Japan education
Maybe you shouldn't have pissed those countries off in the past, Japan. Also teaching about the atrocities committed by the Japanese army isn't exactly the same as giving an Anti-Japan education.

>①②④ = Nuclear bomb (Japan does not have a nuclear bomb)
Like NKorea even has any working nuclear devices. Also, it is only normal for powerful countries to built nukes as deterrent. The only countries that are afraid of their arsenal are enemy countries, way to show your true intentions.

>①③ = Forgery product
Competition hurts when you're on the losing side, right Japan?

>①②③④ = Threat diplomacy
Throughout the 20th century Japan strained diplomatic relationships in East Asia and the world more than any of those four countries combined. Think about that.

[Anonymous No.]

Bump.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6623771
Damn, I didn't save the edit.. do you have it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>6623123
>Democracy is overrated. The most powerful countries on earth have incidentally the least number of parties. USA just has Democrats and Republicans for instance. I don't see what's the problem to it, since giving free rein to populism will only result into political infighting and copious waste of money.
Any form of democracy beats the hell out of dictatorship conducted in China by the CCP.

>Maybe you shouldn't have pissed those countries off in the past, Japan. Also teaching about the atrocities committed by the Japanese army isn't exactly the same as giving an Anti-Japan education.
This chink sure is devious. Check my pic for reference.

>Competition hurts when you're on the losing side, right Japan?
I wouldn't speak of competition when you make carbon-copy of products and market them as Japanese.

>Throughout the 20th century Japan strained diplomatic relationships in East Asia and the world more than any of those four countries combined. Think about that.
If we take out China, then yes, just maybe. Otherwise, nope.

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>>6623810
>Any form of democracy beats the hell out of dictatorship conducted in China by the CCP.
The fact is that the opinion of the Average Joe will fall on deaf ears regardless. Democracy gives you the illusion that anyone older than 18 can play a proactive role in national politics, but it's a lie and keeping up appearances just leads to rips in the political fabric.

>This chink sure is devious. Check my pic for reference.
Oh, I see you are trying to slip a circumstantial evidence fallacy in your post.
I guess that if I showed you one American person burning the Quaran, I can say that all American are educated to hate Islam and Arabian countries, right? Typical fact-twisting propaganda.

>I wouldn't speak of competition when you make carbon-copy of products and market them as Japanese.
Since when China marketed their own products as Japanese?

>If we take out China, then yes, just maybe. Otherwise, nope.
Ahaha, sorry but no. China didn't have any negative effect in international politics at any point in history, if anything it served (like it has always done throughout the century) as a mediator and stabilizer in the region.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6623810
>Any form of democracy beats the hell out of dictatorship conducted in China by the CCP.
The fact is that the opinion of the Average Joe will fall on deaf ears regardless. Democracy gives you the illusion that anyone older than 18 can play a proactive role in national politics, but it's a lie and keeping up appearances just leads to rips in the political fabric.

>This chink sure is devious. Check my pic for reference.
Oh, I see you are trying to slip a circumstantial evidence fallacy in your post.
I guess that if I showed you one American person burning the Quaran, I can say that all American are educated to hate Islam and Arabian countries, right? Typical fact-twisting propaganda.

>I wouldn't speak of competition when you make carbon-copy of products and market them as Japanese.
Since when China marketed their own products as Japanese?

>If we take out China, then yes, just maybe. Otherwise, nope.
Ahaha, sorry but no. China didn't have any negative effect in international politics at any point in history, if anything it served (like it has always done throughout the centuries) as a mediator and stabilizer in the region.

[Anonymous No.]

>China didn't have any negative effect in international politics at any point in history
Good for you.

<- Also /int/ is that way.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6623771
There is something weird about that chinese man. I wonder what it is...

[Anonymous No.]

>>6624068
None of them are Chinese, try again.

[Anonymous No.]

小日本，你生气了吗?

[Anonymous No.]

>>6623990
>China didn't have any negative effect in international politics at any point in history
i knew chinamen were deluded, but holy fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6624179
to be fair, China was always isolationist and even resented foreign exchange in trade.

It was always shitting up itself in civil wars.

Unlike Japan, China seldom was expansionist.

inb4 Tibet.

Tibet was a theatre within the civil-war.

China only goes into war, to alter diplomacy and political constellations for his own security, like in the Korean War, Indian Border War or Vietnam Border Conflict - never to occupy or conquer new territories.

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>>6624210
Yeah because China doesn't think Taiwan as their own, right?

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>>6624223
Irredentism exists in every country, get over yourself.

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>>6624210

Correct; the only time when China genuinely expanded/conquer, was it was ruled under the mangolian king, G Khan (it wasn't long lived in history either, his sons couldn't hold it together). Other than that, China has hardly been expansionary.

[Anonymous No.]

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>>6624231
Oh wow, I only typed that to counter "China didn't have any negative effect in international politics at any point in history". Of course it exists, but to say that China didn't have any negative effect in international politics at all shows how shalow your arguments are.

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>>6624223

Taiwan is a part of the unfinished civil-war.

Also, it was the US who butted in and turned this domestic conflict into a invitation for WWIII.

China and Taiwan's relationship up to date is very good, with direct flight connections and free-trade unions.
This all, because the US wasnt involved in a sabotaging action to the reconciliation process.

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>>6624284

Not this guy, but just to add some bit about US's hand in this - even as late as 1990's, US admitted Taiwan is part of RPC, however in the same legal document, they passed the bill to allow selling of US weaponry to Taiwan to allow it to defend itself.

Regardless of this bit, Both ROC/RPC claims both regions are under "China", so people really shouldn't have any illusion as to where Taiwan belongs to (it even says that in the name).

[Anonymous No.]

BR?

[Anonymous No.]

>>6624350
>ORDER E PROGRESO

It's funny because Brazil has neither.