Posted on 04/02/2024 8:48:14 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
Did he price out a 15,000 square foot mansion like he and his friends live in?
The Democrats have succeeded in taking this country down to the level of the lowest common denominator. Starting with crime, it was "racist" to have Blacks incarcerated at percentages higher than their population ratio. So when incarceration and our entire legal system shifted from punishing criminals to letting criminals off, well, what do you think happens to a society.
“The late-night host said that he didn’t encounter a single dirty bathroom during his time in the country.”
So, the planes fly in both directions…it doesn’t mean you have to.
AMF!!
I doubt Kimmel ever steps outside the city limits of Los Angeles or New York, so his surprise over the condition of Tokyo is understandable.
jimmy fallon and jimmy kimmel switched shows for April Fool’s day...
Fallon received a standing ovation for taking kimmel’s place... kimmel, not so much... people actually left thinking they were in the wrong theatre.
All of a sudden Kimmel doesn’t like what he sees what the liberals are doing to the country and he’s one of them.
And how many blacks or illegals did he come across in Japan? Asking for a friend.
There is something to say for a mostly homogeneous population.
I think Kimmel would find similar environments in some of the Nordic countries.
Jimmy should go to Singapore where it is REALLY nice.
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The other day there was a thread about the pros and cons of living in Singapore vs. New York City.
And there were people actually praising New York even though there is less safety, security and freedom there.
Kimmel doesn't understand what happened.
Funny, Kimmel probably didn’t note that Japan has zero minorities. They’re the trash in society.
I was thinking of Jimmy’s affinity for pot.
Oh yeah. Maybe in Singapore, he can bring some back when he leaves.
(heh heh)
Didn’t used to be. But now, yes, it generally is. Much of it has to do with becoming ‘diversified’ with inferior cultures that tend to trash their environments.
Update!
There goes the neighborhood.
About thirty years ago my wife and I hosted two Japanese high school girls for about four weeks. One day at dinner they asked us if we could tell the difference between their accents. ( No way)
One of the girls father was a banker. The other’s worked with animals; poultry I think. Turns out Japanese look down on people who make a living off animals.
Evidently, if a culture lacks minorities, they find a way to create them.
That’s a lingering prejudice rooted in Buddhism. The one who works with animals is Burakumin (Also known as eta or hinin. I am told that these terms are so derogatory as to be the equivalent of the N word.). It means something like ‘those of abundant filth’! Originally people who were executioners, undertakers, slaughterhouse workers, butchers, and tanners any job where blood, offal etc. might be present. They and their descendants were discriminated against, much less so now. Certain family names carry that stigma.
Eat it, JK...it's your recipe.
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