Re: Message to those called "japs"

"Kaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I wonder why those people called "japs" in such nasty places like
> California or B.C., Canada don't take the advantage of the return program
> that the Japanese government offering.
>
> There are so many Japanese posterities that had been abused
> by the fucking Portuguese returned from such dumb fucking
> country like Brazil already by the program.
>

I believe Japan already has such a program for Peruvians of Japanese
ancestry.
Since the standard of living is higher in Japan than Peru I suppose that
many Peruvians
take advantage of this. But the same reason would not apply to those of
Japanese ancestry
in North America.


> Those Japanese called as "japs" in California have no right in there.
> They are only allowed to become a gardener. Not allowed to engage
> in any other occupation in there.
>

That is not true. In the United States any American of Japanese (or any
other) ancestry has the same
rights as all American citizens. Right now I believe that only those of
Middle Eastern ancestry may be
facing a restriction of rights.
Certainly after the war Japanese-Americans have been free to engage in any
occupation of their choosing.
Japanese-Americans being only gardeners is past history. There are
Japanese-American congressmen,
senators. A high ranking US Army general is Japanese American.

> Japanese government is responsible about the war and
> they are responsible about those people called "japs" in California.
> The Whites, Koreans and the Chinese want to exclude all those "jap" people
> from the American continent and Japanese government is responsible
> about the war, they are responsible about those people called "japs"
> in California.
>
The White people of California excluded the Chinese, after taking in those
required to build the railroads,
before they excluded the Japanese. The Koreans at that time either didn't
exist, or were Japanese under
the 1910 annexation.
Why should the Japanese government be held responsible for American born
American citizens who happen
to be of Japanese ancestry? I should think that it is the US government that
should be responsible for all
American citizens.

> They're offering those "jap" people a free, unlimited working visa,
> and if they wish, they will restore your ancestor's
> Koseki(family registration) and give you the Japanese citizenship, I
think.
>
> Do those people called as "japs" know about this
> program? Life is often short, and it will end while you are
> whinning about nasty treatments and discrimination aganst "japs".

You should come over to the US sometime and see for yourself that Japanese
foreigners and
Japanese-Americans are not facing discrimination and nasty treatments every
day as you imagine.

> Your life in California sounds even worse than the one of those
> abducted Japanese's life in North Korea.
>
That comment is insulting to the families of those who have been abducted.
American does not need to abduct people. People from all around the world
want to
come to the US and are waiting in line to get in. Not escape from it like
North Korea.

> You could be free and enjoy your lives in Japan.
> We are all the "japs" as you are so noone would abuse or
> discriminate against you.
> No more abuse by the Whites or Koreans if you return to Japan.
> You are just one of the majority people in here.

That is completely false. I can walk around speaking in my kansai ben and no
one would treat
me differently. But if I walked around speaking english, even though I am
100% Japanese, I would
not be treated the same. Many Japanese-Americans who do not speak fluent
Japanese are treated
as gaijin by most Japanese people.

So that is the problem with your idea. Even if all Japanese-Americans wanted
to come to Japan,
Japan itself would not welcome them.

> No more gun pointed at you by White cops.

That only happens in the US if you are kokujin.

> No more unreasonable slapping on a street by a White thug
> if you live in Japan.

Yes but you can get stabbed with a houchou in Japan by some stupid jobless
20 year old
on a bicycle.

> Being born in the American continent is not your fault
> so you don't have to be ashamed.
> It's just your stupid ancestor' fault that immigrated into a wrong place.
>

The US is really one of the few places on earth that is for most people a
good place to move to.

> Living in California is more like being a prisoner.
> But you'd better feel like and sing like
> "you can check out anytime you like **and you can always leave**".

Oh you like the Eagles? Me too.