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Poke2201 wrote:Hmm, thats interesting. Wonder if Israeli people arent discriminated against in Japan.

I know that there is a group that is pro-Israel in Japan that does marches and the like. I do not know if they are pro-Israel for religious reasons or not.

Are they nationalists or are they just plain Pro-Israel?

I am unsure. I think that they are the latter. I have only heard bits and pieces of information about them but not enough to form anything concrete.

We do the opposite here lol. Pro-Palestine.

Im pro-peace. Quit bickering over land children.

Before we carry this any further, might I suggest that we take this over to the "debate" forum section? I have things to respond to the both of you, but I do not think that this is the place for it. I am placing a link here if anyone wishes to discuss this further. I will have a response ready.

I actually don't want to discuss this. But hey, why did we hijack another thread?

Damn it not again....


Well in other news, How does japan treat Gaijin anyway?

My friend there has nothing but good to say, and he is half-Chinese.

Hoo boy... I heard the women love americans on Sankaku.

That is more of a clique than anything. There are bars and the like though specifically for gaijin to meet native Japanese men and women.

kira0802 wrote:Reminds me that I went also to Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore. Neither of them were very welcoming towards Chineses. Maybe Singapore, but that was because I didn't go to the "non-tourist" places.

As someone once said to me, "Singapore: The Chinese Israel of South East Asia"

ainsoph9 wrote:My friend there has nothing but good to say, and he is half-Chinese.

What were your friend doing there?

I bet going to school there?

He is part of the JET program as a teacher.