>>149380034
This but unironically.
It's funny to see white people being racist when they themselves don't necessarily behave better when they come to Japan.
I've seen whites and blacks (and latinos and arabs) act well-mannered, and I've seen them act badly (inconsiderate of others) as well, and there's no particular trend to favour any specific group.
South East Asians almost always behave well and South Asians almost always behave badly.
>>149380096
Thank you for another great insight Pfc Martinez of the 5th chicano special operations janitorial brigade.
And hush, the toilet is clogged again
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Please don't ask why they had to make it law that you couldn't turn off the noise your smart phone makes when you take a photo. Also do not ask why they had to make female only carriages on public transport
>>149380752
Incels are a problem everywhere. The cultural responses to their actions are different and therefore the actions they feel able to take take are also different.
>>149381567
I seriously doubt they're being nuisances to other people, but if they're breaking Finnish cultural rules we don't know about outside of Finland, you're right in wanting them out.
I don't care if you're polite and well behaved for your standards, you must adapt to the country you're visiting or fuck off.
>>149382236
Are you sure they're not Chinese? Chinese groups are a nuisance here as well. >>149382524
No. It just means foreigner. It's just the least polite way to say it, but it's not an insult, just not something you'd use in a formal setting.
From most to least formal:
外国籍の方 Gaikokuseki no kata - Person with a foreign nationality
外国の人 Gaikoku no hito - Person from a foreign country
外国人 Gaikokujin - Foreigner
外人 Gaijin - Outsider
This shit became a thing just for fans to communicate each other after a match because soccer is still a new thing for Japs kind of like MLS fans having a charity event
And then it became a cringe shit
Many such cases