Good luck ramming into the thick armored destroyer hull. Tell me how …

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Comment on Ishihara in the US: “I’m Buying the Senkaku Islands!” by Anonymous:

Good luck ramming into the thick armored destroyer hull. Tell me how it went after you are done sinking to the bottom of the sea.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Ishihara in the US: “I’m Buying the Senkaku Islands!”:
  

  Why do Chinese claiming those islands that not really their own? Please, those islands is not yours even if you’ll look at it and study about it, its not really yours, seriously stop being gluttonous.. =.=

• Ishihara in the US: “I’m Buying the Senkaku Islands!”:
  

  It’s a shame that he wasn’t washed into the abyss of the Tsunami tha5 occur last year.

• Ishihara in the US: “I’m Buying the Senkaku Islands!”:
  

  ok well the issue is still he is buying foreign land for the city when realistically that land would go to the nation not the city. It should be national funding not city funding that goes to buying this up.

• Ishihara in the US: “I’m Buying the Senkaku Islands!”:
  

  Had I known he was in town I would have off’d him

• Ishihara in the US: “I’m Buying the Senkaku Islands!”:
  

  Run away from the second. If the guy somehow absurdly manages to aim and hit you, your chances of dying from a shot are around 5% or lower. So I pick the first.

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  I was always under the impression the Yakuza has always been involved in a lot of Japanese businesses. This is hardly surprising.