Murder is frowned upon in Japan because it goes against the traditional Japanese concept of "living."

It's a joke you fucking idiot

>>507552304 (OP)
>murder is bad

>>507552304 (OP)
True
>>507552517
>not murdering people is a joke
What is wrong with you?

>>507552304 (OP)
Based.

>>507552304 (OP)
Few people deserve to live. Billions must die.

>>507552304 (OP)
>Murder is frowned upon in Japan
Japanese culture is more based and trad than modern western zoomer nigger culture, which sees murderers like Luigi Mangione as "based".

>*zipgun a nipgun shotty2hotty abe*

>>507552304 (OP)
Yeah, Japanese have never assassinated their prime ministers before.

so profound, i wish our filthy gaijin culture had this level of depth

>>507552304 (OP)
they need to retvrn to tradition

So if you dropped a murderer in the center of tokyo he would counquer it by the days end?

>>507552304 (OP)
>Murder is frowned upon in Japan
das raysis

>>507553548
But the same could be said about most of my countries cities

>>507552304 (OP)
Did you know that people die when they are killed?

>>507552304 (OP)
People die if they are killed. Old Japanese proverb.

>>507553515
kek so that's where the whole "I got a new power-up so I need to use it on this episode's cannon fodder" trope in anime comes from.

>>507553487
The Japanese are so fucking cool

a group of samurai after their daimyō (feudal lord) Asano Naganori was compelled to perform seppuku (ritual suicide) for assaulting a powerful court official (kōke) named Kira Yoshinaka, after the court official insulted him. After waiting and planning for a year, the rōnin avenged their master's honour by killing Kira. Anticipating the authorities' intolerance of the vendetta's completion, they were prepared to face execution as a consequence. However, due to considerable public support in their favor, the authorities compromised by ordering the rōnin to commit seppuku as an honourable death for the crime of murder. This true story was popular in Japanese culture as emblematic of loyalty, sacrifice, persistence, and honour (qualities samurai follow called bushidō) that people should display in their daily lives. The popularity of the tale grew during the Meiji era, during which Japan underwent rapid modernisation, and the legend became entrenched within discourses of national heritage and identity.

>>507552304 (OP)
It means they have souls. Compare that to our soulless nigger worshipping society.

>>507553548
watch psycho pass, it's literally that
society so domesticated by hypertech precrime surveillance and compulsory psychiatric drug regimens for anyone flagged as having a "deviant" emotional state that they just stand there like deer in headlights when the few people that slipped through the cracks of the system find out how to circumvent it and start going on psychotic killing sprees

>>507553313
hello shlomo

>>507554620
>hello shlomo
I'm antisemitic. I denounce the Talmud and support the destruction of Israel.

>>507552608
heh~

>>507553515
>>507553817
two nukes weren't enough.
remember, terry a. davis?

his death wasn't suicide, japs got a nice new "sword" and have been testing it out since 2019 (covid), see >>507554529

they no longer act overtly, now they use tech and invade the mind.

two nukes weren't enough, next time they'll all see the sun