Tokio,Jokio

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[GhettoKarter1992]

does anyone got the restored version???

[juliusphuddha]

hallelujah, comment the truth my brither from another mother and father(probably)

[stardingo747]

east asians were lucky to have such tight communities; I know your history don't worry. Tightly knit communities, you helped each other a lot, that is why you rose out of your poverty. Other minorities should learn from you; part of why its so difficult for blacks and latinos is their refusal to be as tightly knit, or to help one another as much. It was never the "kindness of the white man," I KNOW it was all your work and sweat. Good job; keep screwing with them.

[juliusphuddha]

true true, but this is the kind of thing that inspired and encouraged asians to get a better life. i mean.. if someone treated me like crap i would totally grow up to take over their academic curve

[stardingo747]

nonwhite elderly people in America?

they are by far the most depressed, run down, sad people I have ever encountered; honestly the white people are nothing but worthless animals (the germans).

[stardingo747]

although I suppose this would be funny to many Chinese no matter what.......

[stardingo747]

of course its funny now; many east asians, even though there is still some racism against them in this country by white people, are economically well off. Imagine watching this cartoon though, unemployed, or miserably poor, and being treated like crap by white people on a daily basis.

[vzlanod]

OK, If you say so. Maybe most of your Japanese friends happen to be into Korean or Italian cuisine. Good luck with your friends,

[stardingo747]

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guess the Japanese I knew must have had a lot of Korean friends then because some of them REEKED of garlic.

I guess that is where that other youtube poster I ran into complained that asian chick's breath stunk; who the hell wants to kiss a chick with garlic breath!

[vzlanod]

stardingp 747, Garlic isn't one of the important diets for Japanese. Guess you're mixing up with Koreans or something.