I stopped reading there, you're a tard larping. Must be one of those 'bergs I keep hearing about belonging in ovens.
How to protect your home if you have no weapons?
Eli King
Leo Hughes
Alternately certain flavors of electronic music.
Aaron Brooks
Use various objects as weapons since anything is a weapon and can be quite effective.
I have some golf clubs (left-handed ones BTW) that can easily be used. I could also throw a chair at an intruder as well.
Juan Campbell
Thomas Scott
There are some out of Okinawa and the us shouldnt be in any part of japan
20-40% of our central bank being owned by one jewish family is hardly anything? 55% is meant to be state owned, that means best case scenario the rothschilds own half of the non state owned bank, worst case scenario they own all but 10%
any place in the tokyo metropolitan or osaka will have niggers
ive never seen a single non asian/non white in niigata or ehime and even then the non japanese are rare, i saw quite a few niggers and arabs/indians in tokyo when i went there and so many chinks, zainichi and gaijin
Yes we have too many in the city and not enough in the country side, it's becoming a problem but we have the money to solve it, pay people to move out into the country and offer benefits for rural communities.
yes its full of leftists and gaijin/zainichi
Thomas Young
Julian Sanchez
I never seen em, mind you my knowledge of tokyo is akiba and the place I live. Now that you mention it I did see some trash in the central station.
Brayden Hernandez
Well, it's better than america which is 100% jew owned.
Surprisingly Polish National Bank is not majorly in (((private))) hands, but it's not important in face of government being under control of CIA/Mossad, BND/Mossad, or FSB depending on who wins elections.
Jack Reyes
depends where in tokyo, there arent that many compared to the west but compared to my 99.9% japanese city with there being one zainichi family here and where i grew up being 100% Japanese (school had chinks and gooks but where i lived was fully japanese from what i could tell)
It's a bit of a shock
It's like living in rural canada and going any where not rural
better than america isnt a good thing, we need to remove the central bank
Brandon Gutierrez
I gotcha. I grew up in rural america, I know the shock of seeing not my people. Aside from that there is nothing like having a woman ask me if I was lost when on my way home from the 7-11. Guess foreigners dont live where I live overthere.