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Ponyboy Curtis
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Ponyboy Curtis
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Cracking Jokes with the Common Folks
Somewhere in the Orange Katılım Nisan 2013
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Western right-wingers' deep admiration for the Japanese proves they're not irrationally xenophobic. They simply dislike dysfunctional people from dysfunctional cultures.
Dimitri@thedimitri
Please keep Japanese twitter on my timeline
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@enoch_ewok @wit_tomahawk Hey do you know the difference between Santa Clause and Jews?
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@Rando66063212 @LibertyJen He’d bark a lot and probably piss all over himself.
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@JBone0318 @LibertyJen If a stranger broke into your house what would Jabba’s reaction be??
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@realfemsapien I love my church and of course would lay down my life for my wife and children and have sacrificed greatly for them. It’s my honor and privilege, but I don’t hear any strongly worded commands going towards wives at all.
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@realfemsapien When it was time to speak about men they had 0 reservations telling men our entire lives have to be sacrificed for our wives. It’s disheartening. I have to take all of the responsibility and blame but with zero authority.
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@HardPass4 You need to start sending beef jerky to some Japanese folks
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@JBone0318 @1600Ceres I am now following you and as your new follower I demand more dog pics!! ;)
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To those who have replied in English:
I apologize if the meaning is unclear as I am using translation software, but I am not angry and I am enjoying watching. I am happy to share the differences and interesting aspects of Japanese and American car culture. Thank you.
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@ikazuchizoku @i_kaseki Protien, Coffee, Nicotine, Bourbon…basically the only things I consume. I’m totally fine.
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To my American friends,
I want to speak from the heart, because this moment truly moved me as a Japanese citizen.
When President Trump made that Pearl Harbor joke, it wasn’t just humor to us. It felt like a weight I’d carried my whole life was suddenly lifted. My chest tightened, and honestly, tears came close.
For 80 long years, we Japanese have lived under a heavy shadow — the constant expectation to apologize, to reflect, to stay in “guilt mode.” Even though we’re the closest of allies, that old wound never fully healed. We felt bound by the past, by the Constitution America helped write for us, always a little smaller, always needing to prove we were sorry enough.
But in that single joke, Trump did something powerful. He turned a painful history into a shared laugh between equals. It was like he was saying:
“Hey, it was a long time ago. We’re good. Let’s move forward — as brothers.”
No more endless atonement. No more living in the shadow of being the “former enemy.” The curse broke. Japan feels free to stand tall again.
Right now, cherry blossoms are blooming beautifully all across Japan. 🌸
This spring, the sakura feels like a perfect symbol — a fresh beginning. Not two nations stuck in old roles, but true equals, proud brothers, shoulder to shoulder, ready to build the future together.
To the American people:
We don’t want to be subordinates forever. We want to be your real partners — strong, proud, and loyal. The kind of allies who ride or die together.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you, America.
The strongest alliance in the world is rising again — as equals, as brothers, forever.
#PhoenixRising 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇸🌸
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🇯🇵 We will never ever apologize to communists again.
If anything, you need to apologize for decades of oppression.
China Now@ChinaNow24
The Japanese government should apologize to China.
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