@AlternativeJapan
Sumida Sun The mad heat of summer Sumida Sun The burning blue sky of a Tokyo summer I find a ramen shop with extra thin noodles The owner and I can't decide on English or Japanese but he's cordial and kind — I say the noodles are great The burning skin on my sunburnt shaved head from Niigata beaches with too much beer tourists now flood the streets of Asakusa after the big disease scam
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I really want to travel in Japan and explore its yummy foods.
Looks so beautiful. Hopefully one day I can visit Japan.
Yes! Let me know if you do! Maybe we could have lunch in Tokyo :)
Definitely!
You vividly portray Tokyo's intense summer heat, recounting a delightful encounter at a ramen shop despite language barriers. However, it's essential to be sensitive about labeling the pandemic as a "big disease scam." Let's appreciate shared experiences while respecting the real challenges it brings.
I definitely respect the challenges the コロナ茶番 caused my family and I. I had friends who otherwise would have likely survived, who died, killed by the hospitals' protocols it seems to me. Whatever the disease was or wasn't, the protocols and propaganda surrounding it, with the flip-flopping and political lies and fear-mongering and hypocrisy, forced intubation/remdesivir drugging, outlawing of funerals and weddings, destruction of businesses/livelihoods and lives, muzzling of little children, discrimination against those tho are disabled and cannot wear the goofy masks, and lockdowns were 100% a scam. I think you should be sensitive to those who suffered from that scam. I do appreciate your comment on the story.
Yeah exactly,,, It's crucial to be considerate when discussing the pandemic, avoiding terms that may offend or disregard its impact. Let's appreciate shared experiences while acknowledging the challenges faced by many during these times. By fostering empathy and understanding, we can make the conversation more meaningful and respectful.
Lol
Offense becomes unavoidable in such an obtuse world, and personal creative expression requires not the tolerance police, so no thanks on that.