Migrant rape in Japan

Immigration? Japanese immigration is fine and immigrants have never been accused of being rapists there, I have acquaintances and good mates who are not from Japan who are they studying abroad or teaching English and Japan is quite peaceful to them even if a bit distant at first. This situation is about migrants not immigrants. And the migrants are making a bad name for foreigners in a country where foreigners are extreme minorities, and these migrants allegedly have hurt someone and all you think about is karma...whilst you have an anime pic for an av? Get it together kid.

Poor Japan. Not gonna make them any less xenophobic than they already are, I hear it's real bad for foreigners anyway, even East Asian ones. But then again it's...their country so...their rules and culture being preserved I guess. Which is totally fine, it's not like people are banned this is just...not helping matters.

What has my AV pic got to do with this? just because I like anime doesn't mean I'm a kid. I didn't say it was karma. Someone before me mentioned something about Korea and China that's part of the reason I said that. I actually quite like Japan just not their militaristic past.

Everyone has a militaristic past, even the countries Japan invaded before Japan invaded lol UK invaded a lot of places so if someone got raped here you'd think it's a laughing matter or? And the anime thing doesn't make me think you're a kid your thinking does but your anime av is Japanese art and ironically you're insulting Japan lol interesting you missed that correlation and irony but it proves my point as well how unaware you are.

If you look at the situation from an outside perspective. The amount of terrorism in the developed world is directly in correlation with the amount of Islamic immigration. This is obviously a simplistic way to look at the situation but we're talking about people who have little to no knowledge of the intricacies of Abrahamic religions, nor any use for it.

The nature of crime in Japan is so highly concealed from public eye, the overtness of crime and punishment in other parts of the world gives an extremely damning and unfortunately accurate image of some types of foreigners so on that basis, how could you accuse them of xenophobia? Especially when you consider the uncompromising expectation to conform to Japanese culture and the lack of willingness of fervent religious followers to accept anything different from themselves.

What're you on about? Your reservations about foreigners in Japan is severely clouded by the current thread topic. Me calling Japan xenophobes has nowt to do with these particular Muslims in the thread, as I said, these rapists if they exist are making it worse for an already xenophobic country. From the mouths of foreigners from East Asia and other countries, if you just do a bit of secondary research or actually speak to the average migrant, Japan is not aggressively resistant to foreigners/"gaijin" but not exactly inviting or warm either and the jobs you get are very limited even if you're white, and they're not very language friendly and it's hell for half-Japanese/"hafu" people as well like their hafu kids not being accepted to many schools upon registration as well as depressing adversity, (but then again I've had this told to me by people in that situation so it could be subjective anecdotes from them and maybe a legislative reason and not necessarily racist, like citizenship and funding for non Japanese students not in abroad programs or something) :\ I'm kind of sensitive about it because I want to go there to teach English, I think it'll be fulfilling but I don't wanna deal with that non-foreigner-friendly crap even as a white male. And these Muslims in your op are gonna make it worse, they're going to taint the already tainted image of foreigners in Japan which aint looking good for me or the people I know there who encourage me to come.

Islam is not a race. Also it's not just Muslims who rape. (Though I gotta agree with most of what you said).

What about the atrocities in China?

What're you on about? Your reservations about foreigners in Japan is severely clouded by the current thread topic. Me calling Japan xenophobes has nowt to do with these particular Muslims in the thread, as I said, these rapists if they exist are making it worse for an already xenophobic country. From the mouths of foreigners from East Asia and other countries, if you just do a bit of secondary research or actually speak to the average migrant, Japan is not aggressively resistant to foreigners/"gaijin" but not exactly inviting or warm either and the jobs you get are very limited even if you're white, and they're not very language friendly and it's hell for half-Japanese/"hafu" people as well like their hafu kids not being accepted to many schools upon registration as well as depressing adversity, (but then again I've had this told to me by people in that situation so it could be subjective anecdotes from them and maybe a legislative reason and not necessarily racist, like citizenship and funding for non Japanese students not in abroad programs or something) :\ I'm kind of sensitive about it because I want to go there to teach English, I think it'll be fulfilling but I don't wanna deal with that non-foreigner-friendly crap even as a white male. And these Muslims in your op are gonna make it worse, they're going to taint the already tainted image of foreigners in Japan which aint looking good for me or the people I know there who encourage me to come.

As someone who has spent a few years in Japan I can tell you that you are unlikely to experience any racism in Japan by normal standards. You'll often be spoken to in broken English regardless of how good your Japanese is, and you won't be allowed in some brothels. That is pretty much the extent of racism. They certainly don't stereotype foreigners in the way you describe either (apart from grouping all British people in the umbrella term イギリス人). So don't worry about Turkish people tarnishing the reputation of white males. They will be mainly just curious about you. You have a point about the systemic racism though.

As for xenophobic I would whole-heartedly disagree that they are so. If anything they can be somewhat distrustful of foreigners at times but you'll come to learn that it is understandable.

My original comment was more about the Japanese invading other countries and trying to force them to be 'Japanese' (as what happened to Korea) so I find it funny how the Japanese are complaining about immigration especially from their neighbours and to an extent other countries. By repay I meant financially as they were not punished enough after 1945 compared to Germany. I wasn't referring to the rape as being karma that's messed up I was only talking about the immigration issue.

The weeaboos will come after me if I do that🤔

Let's assume that was indeed what you were stating. Why would you bring in history and other irrelevant factors in a scenario where the rape of the woman should be the focal point. Japanese opinions on immigration are irrelevant in a conversation where a victim's life has been forever changed and altered for the worst. Imperial Japan was no doubt an aggressive and fascist regime; but this line of debating has no place in a conversation about rape. No individual deserves to be mistreated for the actions of their ancestors.

If you are going to continue making bigoted comments, then yes, people will call you out of it. But if the discussion is civil and based on fact, then it will be interesting. Your decision on where you feel you fit in that spectrum.

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Let's assume that was indeed what you were stating. Why would you bring in history and other irrelevant factors in a scenario where the rape of the woman should be the focal point. Japanese opinions on immigration are irrelevant in a conversation where a victim's life has been forever changed and altered for the worst. Imperial Japan was no doubt an aggressive and fascist regime; but this line of debating has no place in a conversation about rape. No individual deserves to be mistreated for the actions of their ancestors.

You missed the joke. Don't you know what a weeaboo is?

Are you confused??? Some made a comment about the neighbors of Japan so I responded but did not quote them. The immigration issue was not irrelevant. Did you even read the first comment on this thread?

Lol don't the Japanese remember what they did to Korea and China?

"Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto: First and foremost, I must point out that in Japan as well as many other countries, there are many people who express their different ideas. That is the system that we have in our country, which I hope that you can understand. On that condition, I would like to say definitely that some comments do not really follow the true intentions of the Government of Japan or those of the vast majority of the Japanese people. In 1995, on the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II, the Government of Japan expressed its resolution through the statement by the Prime Minister, which states that during a certain period in the past, Japan's conduct caused tremendous damage and suffering to the people of many countries, including China, and the Prime Minister expressed his feeling of deep remorse and stated his heartfelt apology, while giving his word to make efforts for peace. I myself was one of the ministers who was involved in drafting this statement. I would like to repeat that this is the official position of the Government of Japan. During the summit meeting that I had during my visit to China, I have made this point very clear in a frank manner to the Chinese side. Premier Li Peng said that he concurs completely with my remarks. There is one more point that I would like to make. Immediately after this press conference, I will visit the northeastern region of China, which is the first time for a Japanese prime minister to visit this region since the end of World War II. I am going to visit the War Memorial Museum, looking straight at the past history. I wanted to experience the real fruit of friendship and cooperation as we look toward the future. I have selected this itinerary myself, because of the hope that I just expressed."
http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/asia-paci/china/conference.html#4

Whilst some Japanese officials have refused or shown reluctance to apologise for Japanese crimes during WW2, it does not mean that all Japanese officials have refused to do so.