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Comment on Outrage at “No Japs Allowed” Korean Cafe by Anonymous:

I look Japanese but my vocabulary is very limited so I can talk only basic things like buy stuff in stores or ask where the toilet is but they were nice to me anyway. It was funny when I tried to speak in English with them and they instantly panicking trying to speak with me.

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Outrage at “No Japs Allowed” Korean Cafe:

Actually what they really did was enjoy mocking the fat white pig with the chisai no jinji.
Outrage at “No Japs Allowed” Korean Cafe:

Prostitutes, stupid.
Outrage at “No Japs Allowed” Korean Cafe:

who cares about ancient cultures? Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Build on what you have and work toward the future. Its the 21st century, maybe by the 22nd one Asia can get along with itself.
Outrage at “No Japs Allowed” Korean Cafe:

But I heard that only keeps out those damn Mongolians.
Outrage at “No Japs Allowed” Korean Cafe:

It is very wrong, what makes one race better than any other. Every person has the same innate potential for greatness.

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