No lol, just knew lots of Anarchists and communists growing up. Oh and the ‘Fight a Tyranical Government’ Libertarians. What are you guys up to these days? You seen the other two around?
Sorry for assuming you were a weeb that was very rude. I also did not know they were Japanese anarchist so that is an exciting revelation. Carry-on brother. That must be a true oddity in your culture.
I spent about 3 months traveling between Tokyo and Kagoshima. Even made it to Okinawa and that small island south of Kagoshima. I really appreciate the hospitality that was extended to me the whole time I was there. You guys are truly wonderful nation full of beautiful people history and scenery. Did not meet a single anarchist there, except maybe a French traveler I spent a lot of time drinking with.
I spent my days in museums and spent my nights drinking at dodgy bars talking to people about all sorts of things. I don’t really set out to meet any types of people but I met all types in Japan. Got very drunk with a heart surgeon in Kagoshima. You guys are not politically outspoken so I wouldn’t assume anyone’s politics. Most of the conversations were around Japanese history, American culture and food.
Sir, I’m not a fascist. I don’t support death camps.
Maybe you’re looking for another emperor in another castle?
No lol, just knew lots of Anarchists and communists growing up. Oh and the ‘Fight a Tyranical Government’ Libertarians. What are you guys up to these days? You seen the other two around?
The usual: Networking, feeding people, arming people, building solidarity, etc…
Did I mention I’m not American? Or did my name fly past you?
Sorry for assuming you were a weeb that was very rude. I also did not know they were Japanese anarchist so that is an exciting revelation. Carry-on brother. That must be a true oddity in your culture.
I am. Thank you for acknowledging my existence.
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I spent about 3 months traveling between Tokyo and Kagoshima. Even made it to Okinawa and that small island south of Kagoshima. I really appreciate the hospitality that was extended to me the whole time I was there. You guys are truly wonderful nation full of beautiful people history and scenery. Did not meet a single anarchist there, except maybe a French traveler I spent a lot of time drinking with.
Where you looking for anarchists, or tourism?
I spent my days in museums and spent my nights drinking at dodgy bars talking to people about all sorts of things. I don’t really set out to meet any types of people but I met all types in Japan. Got very drunk with a heart surgeon in Kagoshima. You guys are not politically outspoken so I wouldn’t assume anyone’s politics. Most of the conversations were around Japanese history, American culture and food.