Comments by "Tizi 08" (@tizi087) on "The Japan Reporter" channel.

  1.  @Seelenwiese  ich hätte meine Muttersprache auch nicht freiwillig gelernt^^
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  2. in the end everyone defines attractive for himself, and attractive doesnt equal sexy. So i suppose there are quite a number of men that like big boobs and find women with them attractive. And we shouldnt forget that some even differ between physically attractive and mentally attractive.
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  3. I rather see point 1 as a honest self assesment rather than respect. He realises the situation and openly says how things are. I just comes over as respectful. Point 2: isnt showing gratitude just showing one is a decent human being? Why is that respectful in Japan? Point 3: And this how you stop any kind of productive conversation and everyone nods at the plan... Sorry but i took part in meeting, and if just the higher ups talk that not good... same for friendship conversations, when one just can voice his own opinion. It also discourages Initative, which in my opinion is a skill everyone needs. Point 4: I would call this being open minded. I find it strange to associate that with being respectful but ok. I kinda see why... maybe....
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  4. Well it's certainly veeeryy complicated. The illegal online porn is hard to stomp down on, simply because the servers often are somewhere in the world and you can hardly sue them in front of a court. But everything you stream on your pay website will be watched hardly, i dont really see a working solution for that. i suppose what would defintly help be lowering the overall numbers of actress, so that fewer actress make videos. Competition always leads to bad conditions, maybe less competition is better in this case. And in the end a chance of altiude in japan. In germany being a prositute is a job you can legally apply for. With health insurance and everything. Yeah there is still predujice, but no chef can kick you out of the company for that, or rather he will have a hard time doing that. I think japan also needs to recognize that the sex buisness is a normal job, and quiting and then doing something else is totally fine. PS: I started to get intrested in japan not by any of the 3 things you mentioned (altough nowdays i am an anime fan) i actually came to japan because of the WW2 topic. And the i tried to understand why some stuff happend, and why it happend
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  5. I agree it is messed up in some ways. On the other hand, other jobs could be equally messed up as well.
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  6.  @shelbysycamore637  both sides have expectations and should look who fullfills which. If she is cleaning but he keeps the car and the garden running i would call it even
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  7.  @shelbysycamore637  if a woman ask for more than equivalent exchange why should a man comply?
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  8. The solution to the housing crisis is well known and easy: The gouverment builds housing, and actually maintains it. Those low prices then force private companies to make afforable housing as wlel, in order not to loose in the market.
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  9. i mean opening a history books quite clearly shows what kind of desasters religion can cause. It has it good sides too, but often has/takes more influence than it should
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  10.  @TheJapanReporter  s you regret making this video? because you didnt had your choice as a journalist?
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  11.  @leeelentar9172  i litrally know ppeople who went in the german Budneswehr at 18 and went to Afghan at 19. If they were able to decide that they wanna go into a warzone than they should also be able to decide if they want to go into porn
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  12.  @erniestrother3545  both require repsonibility from one person and the ability to take decision. And the army is on a higher level of decision. If you can make the higher level decision, you can also do the lower
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  13. As a german who has a gendered language: No.... jsut no Japanese has multiple alphabets.... in what world, is english a more difficult language to learn than japanese? Or rather in what world is english not easy? You so many people in even slavic countries, having no problem with english, all countries above japan in those rankings. So there is no excuse.
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  14.  @mariamariafujoshiinurarea2524  well as usual the law protects women. if women are not willing to call the law its their fault. If you get abused and dont call the police it is your bloody fault for not taking action. Because guess what: most men agree that abusing women is not ok
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  15.  @mariamariafujoshiinurarea2524  that you forgot to mention that "poor country" meant backwater nation. If you are living in a proper functioning nation such stuff would happen. But if you live in a semi failed state what do you expect? and even then: did she tried another police station? other legal ways? and if there are no laws in your country it maybe consider leaving it instead of complaining about countries where those laws exist and are being enforced!
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  16.  @Inception1338  even today you can still study via the millitary, stay there for 12 years while still doing a job close to what you studied (for example engeneering) and then switch to private economy. while getting full pay
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  17. i am really suprised that scholarships or any other kind of money aid for students and other people in education or learning a job are non existent in Japan. I tough such thinks are normal in other developed countries Edit: It just..... really weird how such a problem is overlooked. Either the salary of non collage people needs to rise or something has to be done to lwoer the debt. otherwise its goign to end really abd
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  18. +-5 years
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  19.  @theusher2893  they are. It is explicity forbidden to target civilian population.
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  20. mhhh depends. The legally apply prositudes ing ermany (so those which are registered for the gouvverment) are protected by a number of laws. I think something like that woudl help other countries too
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  21. I foudn yoru statment about language and cultutre barrier a bit suprising: especially the latter yeah language theoretically shouldnt be a problem, but who knows if one will ever master Japanese. But i suppose culture barrier is a problem, even when i talk with other europeans i am very often suprised sometimes even annoyed about the way they deal with diffrent topics due to their culture. And thats just going to be worse in japan. there are some german youtuber making videos about Japan, being completly suprised evena fter living their for years what is done sometimes. And overcoming cultural diffrences is something very ahrd i suppose. The others points you made are intresting, especially consdiering that Japan Women apparently think highly of westerners but when it comes down to them they dont think any of them is serious. Again, cultural diffrence. in Europe i at least did say people dont assuem that right away. They assume it after they know how long you are planning to stay
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  22.  @thathandsomedevil0828  1st: you dont no the situation if a son would say that 2nd: you can only be bullied as much as you let yourself get bullied 3rd: so you accept a flawed society instead of trying to Reform kt. You know what also dedtroys a society? Lack of advancment
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  23. barbeque without beet. The german in me is dying rn. but i suppose that is cultural diffrence. Also: Do not compar egerman beer with the beer of any other countries!^^ other beers are quite diffrent to ours.
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  24. no why do you assume that?
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  25.  @amitchawla5124  Most but not all. i dont agree with you
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  26.  @amitchawla5124  Yes Most. So why do YOU assume that HE is hating this deep inside when you said yourself that only MOST men will agree with you?
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  27.  @serenityssolace  I am curious too. Women never had much power in history, they were basically objects. I am intrested to see some sources for his statement
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  28. wait this has to be a joke: Is japans media actually ignoring the war in the Ukraine? How? and Why? Russia increased the readiness of its nuclear arsenal, many countries try to help ukraine with either weapons or food. and Japan is ignoring it? i mean yeah Japan is not part of NATO and not a European country but still, how can you ignore such a humantary crisis. didnt Japan even voted for sanctions and stuff in the UN council? From video to video i must admit that i understand Japan less.... there is so much good stuff in that country but from my european perspective i cant comprehend how these social issues remain in place, how nothign changes while people fear the future..... incomprehensile.
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  29.  @kenshinag  yeah that propabaly aint gonna work in these days
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  30. 1:japan started a war in China where it made quite clear it doesnt care much about rules of war 2:It attacked the US, a country where enough knew they had no hope of winning a war aka --> Japan brought this at least partially upon themselves next: "Innocent civilians" if the world blames germany for hitlers rise to power i will blame Japan (as well as russia today) and their citzizens for letting their leaders do this to. In the end: be glad the americans didnt land in mainland Japan.
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  31. You guys are aware, that the fed in the US does not fall under the president but under the congress? Thus inflation is only to some extend in the hands of the US president. Also: JAPAN could also fight inflation by its own and not just complain about the US-dollar. I also want to remind every japanese, that the alliance with the US is LITRALLY on the top spot of their public defense plans.... like litrally Japan is under the US nuclear umbrella. Pacifism does not work currently! Also if done well, defense spending can increase arms production and thus also push the economy. The idea of things geeting more peaceful or cheaper without the US as an ally is.... short sighted. Just ask your own defense planners what they think about that plan.
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  32. thsi interview was certainly somethign diffrent. So open minded. You can really tell she was overseas for quite some time. But intresting career from hostess, to poker player to, this. Edit: because many people apparently cant udnerstand here, and i suppose quite a bit from your viewership is from the US: Imagine a married husband going into the army after 9/11 to join the war against terror. Without askign the family/say: "You cant stop me". I bet quite a number of people would support him, he would be cheered on. I say: "Where is the diffrence, the one brigns "shame" over the family for what she does, only because societ cant accept certain things yet. the other person might come home in a coffin."
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  33.  @jeffb.140  i like dark humor^^
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  34.  @camelway  I didnt check it. I just wanted to know what it means because i had zero clue
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  35. No.... a good politican would tell these people, that their safety is caused, by the conventional deterrence those bases provide.... if people dont understand that concept, than sorry for them, but they are a lost case.
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  36.  @sdog1234  but it isnt just others buisness. they are married. In my opinion its not a problem. but i can totally udnerstand many people see a problem here
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  37. Ok counter example: A soldier and a women get married and the soldier receives the option to go overseas into a warzone, but he doesnt has to. He decides to do it because he thinks he fights for the freedom of his country. Here the women went into porn because she thinks it is the right thing to do (and nobody mentions the financial benefits for the family) so tell me: Werent both icnredibly selfish with their actions? because i often see people cheering when soldier go to the fight.
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  38. i dont know what is up in japan but i can barely beleive that the men in most cases dont want to do it. Either japanese men are wired compeltely diffrent or women try to blame them. because i yet need to find a men between 20-45 who doesnt still wanna do it. And oh boy my parents did it in their 40s when we bought a house and i had my own floor below them. Same in my aircraft club where the topic is regular and normal. so either japanese men are strange or women are blaming them. Because i find it ahrd to believe that men dont wanna do it and if youa re a men who doesnt find his wife sexy anymore: talk with her about it. because if she wants stuff to happen she will defintly show you a side you didnt know before. everyone ahs kinks so talk about them and i am sure fun will return
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  39. As a german, I can confirm that what he says goes along the lines of a certain gouverment we had during ww2.... wtf is wrong with Japan????
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  40.  @ДмитрийШапошников-к8ч  as oyu said the stigmas are the main problem here. I can understand she didnt told her son directly, especially considering his age. I would even be mad at there if she wait till he is of age.
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  41. So basically a number of people want the US army to leave Japan? i hope they are aware, that that would also include the deterence of the US nuclear umbrella.....
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  42. It's English?! How in the world can one survive these days without english?
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  43. I am confused for multple reasons: 1) why is being unable to read the air an disorder? or rather is there like a lower level of the skill and if you are below that than you have that disorder? because i cant read the air either and i am only living in germany. SO i am rather confused how you define it being a disorder and differ it from just not having the skill. 2)is meaning: "i hurt other with my words" related to just not caring or not realising? because once again both applies for me. But i wouldnt say its totally uncommon for people to be direct and blunt. 3)the way of covnersation being special.... well doesnt seems so super special at all. not interrupting each other sounds.... well in the first instance like good manners and not like something you need for people with these disorder dont get me wrong, i dont want to downplay these disorders. I just dont get in which way you can define something as an disorder, which (at least form my point of view) just seems like a lack of skill. her mood swings are totally udnerstandable but the ASD stuff really looks complicated. can anyone may explain it again in a diffrent way?
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  44.  @commentarytalk1446  thanks for th explanation
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  45. This may be a strange question but: Would you advise wetsern men to shave their beard before making holiday in japan? Will it help to stand out less? altough i suppose i will still stand out with 186cm body height and blond hair. I suppose iu should go to korea with that height xD
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  46.  @Mochiette  define decent
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  47. Men without facial hair are attractive Me looking into the mirror and currently trying to grow a beard: "Well i suppose i am not attractive in japan" (Apart from the fact that i will probably scare people with my height of 186 cm and yes thats already happening here in europe)
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  48. if you go trough hell keep going. I just went on with it and now things cant really touch me anymore. Resiliance and mental strength are key elements.
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  49.  @willpugh-calotte2199  really 50 years afterswards, and you potencially destroy/severly damage his live?
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  50. Historically multi ethnic states did not work. That should be rather well know with perhaps a few exceptions. So it really aint suprising that this stuff happens. This is part of known group dynamics.
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