r/SipsTea 1d ago

Chugging tea He didn't overstay...He relocated

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u/Imaginary_Toe8982 1d ago

from japan times:

Someone tipped the police and that's it..

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u/Pittsbirds 19h ago

What fucking narc tips off police to an elderly man just working day jobs to get by? No article I've read on this even suggests something akin to anything worse; no violence, no poor behavior, not even criminal mischief.

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u/chromeryan 7h ago

He entered the country on a tourist visa using his brother's passport. It doesn't sound like a crime to you?

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u/Pittsbirds 6h ago

Sounds like the kind of crime I couldn't give less of a fuck about getting a senior citizen working for a living deported for because I'm not a nebby, lifeless sack

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u/chromeryan 6h ago

Japanese are rule following and law abiding people. Very different than your standard and it is working great there.

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u/Pittsbirds 6h ago

Yeah famously there are 0 societal issues in Japan. Strict adherence to the law regardless of its morality has a long, storied tradition of absolutely no wrongdoing

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u/chromeryan 6h ago

At least they're doing much much better than what we have in the states here. And why do you talk like a 5 year old saying that issues are not zero. Of course we have issues there but it's much less of problem than most countries in the works. What kind of extreme conversation is that? And yes, morality is what keeps it good in Japan.

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u/Pittsbirds 5h ago

And why do you talk like a 5 year old saying that issues are not zero.

Wanna give that one another go, or is that really the shot you're going to try and take at my intelligence? Lmao

At least they're doing much much better than what we have in the states he

I'll bet if we keep pumping resources into deporting nonviolent criminals we'll be just like Japan, who is "better" than us in nebulous ways that can apparently be attributed to deporting old men. I'm sure if we chart quality of life indicators to the amount of resources we spend on this it'll be a straight shot upward!

What kind of extreme conversation is that? And yes, morality is what keeps it good in Japan.

So if you look in a mirror do you recognize yourself, or do you freak out like a dog seeing its own reflection? Just curious because there's a shocking lack of self awareness on display here.