Don’t worry. The rapists and paedophiles of Japan keeps the police busy…when …

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Comment on Police Arrest Man for Eating 7 Cherries by Anonymous:

Don’t worry. The rapists and paedophiles of Japan keeps the police busy…when the police aren’t chasing after random males for just being in the vicinity of a female.

Yeah…priorities…

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Police Arrest Man for Eating 7 Cherries:
  

  It’s so true. Cops get paid much more than the 7 cherries are worth.

• Police Arrest Man for Eating 7 Cherries:
  

  At least the police didn’t have to solve a gruesome murder with the possibility or more innocents being killed.

• Police Arrest Man for Eating 7 Cherries:
  

  >picking cherries STOP RIGHT THERE, CRIMINAL SCUM!

• Police Arrest Man for Eating 7 Cherries:
  

  The police seem to be cherry picking here. Shouldn’t they arrest themselves.

• Police Arrest Man for Eating 7 Cherries:
  

  well,it’s like the cashier that was all over Germans newspapers and news because she peculated a bottle deposit-coupon worth like 2$(1 Euro 30 Cents) and was fired for it. Because the punishment/eagerness to to punish such bagatelles is so high in this cases is why they find their ways into all the mass media. If the man did just have to pay a fine I’m sure it wouldn’t be this spectacular, the secret to publicity is the disproportionality between action and reaction!

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