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Discrimination In Japan?
What sort of people do the Japanese discriminate against?:confused: :p
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BTW, thanks a lot for your reply Zenit.:) Really appreciate it...I think the Japanese I've met so far are really cool.:vsign: |
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Many (particulary of the older generation) don't approve of Western ways, and there is discrimination against Koreans and Chinese. Before WW2, Japanese schools used to teach their pupils that Japan was created by the gods; how they as a nation were divine and supreme; and how Chinese were lesser than pigs.
Some of the older generation still believe this is fact - This was an education system nurtured and cherished for years, stripped by the Americans and torn it down without a thought. The Americans decided to make Japanese schools like their own. They believe many fine things were taken from their schools, and that the proper qualities were lost. |
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I understand you want to help move this forum forward...so why are you so hostile towards the newbies? Everyone starts as a newbie...how do you expect us to want to stay [and help the forum progress] when we're being exposed to "regulars" such as yourself? I can only imagine how many potentially useful members you scared away...:mtongue: |
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What about the discrimination amongst the Japanese themselves? Thanks a lot for replying, BTW!:vsign: |
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Discrimination??
If you've been in Japan awhile, you'll figure it out.
I don't think it's a topic of discussion here. Many folks don't stay in Japan long enough to know how the social system works and how the average foriegner stands. Don't give it a lot of thought. Just enjoy your stay here. Marrying into a traditional Japanese family is plenty to think about. Not to boast about it, but my family has camped on the same turf for 1200 years. As a newcomer to the clan, well........... sometimes it's tough to be accepted, even after 10 years of marriage, 3 kids and fluent Japanese. This doesn't necessarily apply to foreigners. A Japanese takes a bashing too. Stay here awhile, and I'll be happy to compare notes and share insight. You new folks........... Just enjoy. I still do. Rick |
Discrimination??
If you've been in Japan awhile, you'll figure it out.
I don't think it's a topic of discussion here. Many folks don't stay in Japan long enough to know how the social system works and how the average foriegner stands. Don't give it a lot of thought. Just enjoy your stay here. Marrying into a traditional Japanese family is plenty to think about. Not to boast about it, but my family has camped on the same turf for 1200 years. As a newcomer to the clan, well........... sometimes it's tough to be accepted, even after 10 years of marriage, 3 kids and fluent Japanese. This doesn't necessarily apply to foreigners. A Japanese takes a bashing too. Stay here awhile, and I'll be happy to compare notes and share insight. You new folks........... Just enjoy. I still do. Rick |
In every nationality exists a nationalist.
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Imagine "Who do Americans discriminate against?" and try and answer that fairly in three sentences or less. The tone of the questions implies that the Japanese are racist, and I don't think THAT is a fair foundation for the question. |
Nah, lol I didn't mean to point fingers.:D you guys should just chill. Insulting the topic & topic started is not constructive at all...if you don't like the topic, don't reply. So far so good with this thread...you're the ones being disruptive!
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in my experience, they discriminate against americans, possibly because they are mad about ww2
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Unless, of course, you live right by a base. And then the reasons for discrimination have a lot less to do with any WWII issues than they do with drunken brawls and general misbehavior. |
After looking at that guy's useless and childish posts, I doubt it. He could be a military guy, but otherwise he didn't move there on his own accord.
Probably just wants attention. |
Where I live , which is pretty up north, kids always look up at me and give me funny looks and say "gaijin da" and stuff like that but real "discrimination" is very rare at least from what I've seen and heard.
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Ah. It seems I've seen this topic many times lol.
People in Japan have flaws and qualities just like everyone else. I'm sure some of them have racist view points, but that doesn't mean the whole country has them. You'll be fine. It's just like anywhere else. >.<;;; And to the topic starter, no one is being disruptive you're just being really defensive for no reason. ^.^ -J |
I'm a gaijin. And honestly the longer I live here, the less I like my fellow gaijin. I feel no need to give an explanation. Anyone who is a foreigner and living or has lived in Japan will certainly understand where I am coming from. Some are just plain weird.
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In fact, there are all forms of discrimination incl. gender, sexuality, wealth, social status, etc. Instead of flaming, you guys should try being informative without straying away from the question. If you can't or don't want to answer the question, you're better off moving on to another topic (i.e. try to be "useful" somewhere else). |
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LOL...and you guys don't find yourself disrupting this thread?:rolleyes:
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Ok, well it's been a few days now, I wouldn't mind having this topic closed but the Mods in here don't seem to care much about this topic. So let's just make the best out of it.
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You know what ? I think you're right. Im not usefull in this thread at all. Ill remove my posts. Sorry for being a prick. (ps: I think gajin means foreigner..so there, I even helped out!)
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