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“American soldiers were raping…”

aaaand it’s niggers!

Too many pathetic soy boy programmers for that to ever happen lmao.

Finland?

There are multiple races of people living in Japan calling themselves Japanese. Japanese people can easily point out who belongs to which race, even though we might have a hard time distinguishing them.

The white race of Japanese came more recently and is the same race as their emperors and nobility.

The same story is repeated throughout NE Asia. Go look at paintings, for instance, of Korean kings. Look up contemporary paintings of court officials who were not royalty. You'll note that the royalty in Korea had very distinct white features.

The ancestors of all white people used to stretch from the Pacific to the Atlantic. The Steppe was their playground. They were a horse-riding independent people living a law that emphasized individual rights. You'll note that that culture became the royalty in Korea and Japan, and for a while in China too. (The Han Chinese have been slaves in their own country for a very, very long time.)

Look at their skin color. Look at their features. Note their hair color and eye color. Look closely at the ancient paintings of their kings and such.

White people don't see a point to taking off shoes indoors. We used to have dirt floors in our homes. I see young children often go barefoot outside. It really isn't that big of a deal for us.

The first time we see a drunk asian man taking a dump on the steps to the apartments, we'll take off our shoes when we go in, and make sure to put them on when we go out.

Taking shoes off when you go indoors is a result of asians pissing and pooping in the streets. The worst white Americans do is spit, and even that is frowned upon.

Nearly every American I've met. I always ask guests to remove their shoes because they are dirty and I usually get a quizzical or grumpy response.

Maybe transiently when you're going back in to grab something.

I do because my shoes are lace up boots that are inconvenient to remove and I don't have carpet. It kind of sucks when it rains and everything's muddy but it's not too hard to clean up after it dries with a shop vac (or even a broom).

my ex used to have a basement room in her house that everyone walked around barefoot in. The carpet stunk like feet. If you have people over, you better hope they are wearing socks

They mean indoors… like everywhere. Even work.

LOL. Hes a Gaijin.

Ah, the good ol' Gaijin Smash. Thankfully, this one was used to benefit everyone, so I can see how they'd secretly be grateful even as they might half-heartedly chide him.

The Japanese are infamously indirect about sharing opinions, especially among each other. If it's subjective, it's generally kept quiet, or only vaguely hinted at.

Hell, even something as simple as seeing if a friend wants to come over to hang out wouldn't be answered directly in the negative. You'll get an extremely lukewarm response like "Well, that's kinda..."

Just part of their culture.