Well, there are so many magazines existing that tell mothers how to …

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Comment on Japanese Elementary Schoolers More Precocious Than Ever by Anonymous:

Well, there are so many magazines existing that tell mothers how to dress their kids as mini version of them, special in the gyaru fashion.

Just look at the brand Yumetenbo, they make Gyaru clothes and highheels even for babies.

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• Japanese Elementary Schoolers More Precocious Than Ever:
  

  Ah about Ke$ha… here’s one that seems to fit a lot here xD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNH_vEjcoMo

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  This is creepy. No wonder Japan has so much loli stuff and enjo kosai. They might as well just drop the age for sex at this rate.

• Japanese Elementary Schoolers More Precocious Than Ever:
  

  Today’s mainstream rap is garbage. I’ve been a fan of rap and hip-hop since the early 90s, and it sickens me to hear most of today’s hits. Basically, today’s rap is considered ring-tone rap, which consists of a heavy beat combined with a high pitched synth loop that you can dance to in a club while drunk. The lyrics are generic and soulless and don’t mean anything in particular. (Kind of like JPOP when translated into English.) On the other hand, underground artists like CunninLynguists and …

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  At least they dress like the good sluts. All the 13 year olds in America dress like the cracked out whores you see walking strips.

• Japanese Elementary Schoolers More Precocious Than Ever:
  

  Why are they sexyer than the 2chan Goddess ?

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  Many companies can afford demands most other western countries have written into law, it just cuts into their profits too much for them to like.

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  More like unions are killing job opportunities here in the US. My dad actually once worked in a factory, and when the union came in, it killed it. People who own factories here in the US can’t afford the ridiculous high labor costs unions force them to pay their work force. You can only make so much money from a product afteral. So guess what? They move those factories overseas where labor is cheaper.

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  Emotionally healthy people shouldn’t give a fuck about perceived moral implications of joblessness. People who use NEET as a curse-word have far greater issues in their personal lives than the social status of strangers.