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Hello, Japanese friends! I’m curious if you have ever been to the U.S. before? If so, where did you visit? If you haven’t been here, where would like to go and what would you want to do? This translation feature on X is pretty cool!

BREAKING - Shocking video is going viral showing the contrast between a massive pro Donald Trump rally in Washington DC that the media refused to report on and a much smaller anti Trump No Kings protest in Chicago that was widely covered nationwide.

In truth, Americans respect those that respect others, regardless of their race. I can’t say we’re all like that and we have plenty of bad apples over here that sour that feeling, but the most red blooded American will respect you if you show proper respect in turn. For us, it’s not often we see people appreciating the culture of what we call “flyover” states, which is where most of the wild “Americana” culture exists, and actual admiration of that culture, which is at the heart of a many Americans, will in turn make us interested in learning about your culture in turn. We may have a lot of differences for sure, but there is a spirit between our cultures that creates a resonance, and Japan has been one of the few countries that doesn’t turn their nose up at us immediately. That, combined with your own culture of respect and politeness, makes us naturally interested in learning about yours. More importantly, we want you to remain that way and not become like us, just like you want us to not become like you, because that makes the world a far more interesting place. We can understand each other and find connection in our similarities, but we should also embrace each other as close neighbors with houses run in our own unique ways.

「日本がイスラムを待ち望んでいる」という壮大な嘘。 日本の社会問題を布教の道具にする浅ましさには閉口する。 わざわざ他国にやって来て「救済」を説く前に、先ずは母国の発展に貢献したらどうだ。 日本人はイスラムもモスクも全く必要としていない。