Masks in Japan
Masks in Japan
Remember in my first book I mentioned that before I came to Japan for the first time I thought that most people would be smart and I was wrong? I still hold that belief, but the facts show that your average Japanese is smarter than the average caucassian. East Asian people in general have the 2nd highest IQ around the world. The highest IQ goes to a certain group of Jews. I remember in school that many Asian students did way better on tests compared to the denizens. Also check out the welfare statistics in North America. The number of East Asians on social assistance is paltry compared to the other groups. Your average East Asian is smarter than the average white. Whites come in 3rd on the IQ list. These are facts and if you don't believe me all the information is on the internet on valid websites. It's great that the Japanese government isn't allowing many migrants from Islamic countries to move in. People with a low IQ can not co-exist peacefully with people with a high IQ. European leaders better realize this and stop letting 3rd world immigrants into Europe. It's a disaster and its suicidal. Do you think the Jews whould allow the massive migration of Muslims into Isreal? No chance in hell. Islam is the enemy because their holy handbook demands that Muslims take over the world. They have already taken over around 60 countries. The countries in Europe will be next unless things turn around. Western culture is currently on the decline. A world where Sharia Law is prevalent is hell on earth. There are already Sharia courts in England as well as no go zones in England, France and Germany. The Japanese are wise to keep Muslims out. Canada and The US not so wise.
A common trend in Japan these days has emerged not so long ago. Many people are wearing medical masks. Every year the number seems to increase. This phenomenon wasn't around 10 years. What in the world is going on? Some people wear the mask all year round. There's nothing morally wrong with this behavior, but it is depresssing in a way. Feels like the human spirit is declining. I ride the trains everyday and it's always nice to see people smiling. Now many sit down with a mask on their face and headphones in or on their ears meanwhile poking away at their smart phones. Ouchy! Not a pleasant sight to see. The problem is is that I don't see this trend going away anytime soon. Is it the same in China and South Korea? I'm pretty sure women wear make-up under their masks, so its not a morning time saving routine. When I wake up in the morning hung over somedays and I see the people on the street or people taking public transport wearing masks, its a downer. Many things in the world are changing for the worst. Take London for example. If I visited London 20 years ago and I go there now, i'ts a totally different place and not for the better. Oh dearest people in Japan please take off those freaking masks. I have never in my life worn a medical mask and I never will. The chances of me becoming a medical professional are the same as me living forever. Not going to happen. In Japan group reputation is very important. One student asked me if foreigners thought Japanese people were weird for wearing masks all the time. I could only speak for myself and affirmed. She sighed and the topic hasn't come up since.
When people make a good compliment about Canada they also think that they compliment me. I never thank them because I didn't plant the trees or build the CN Tower. When I say good things about Japan people will thank me. I will say things like Osaka is really safe and the trains are very convenient. For some reason the person will take responsibility for something they didn't do. When I mention the truth about something that isn't so positive like the obscenely high suicide rate or there being porn in some newspapers, the topic is soon forgotton. The good news is that Western and East Asian cultures are able to work together because our average IQs aren't far apart. I can adapt to the customs in East Asia. There are many wonderful things that the western world could learn and has learned from the east and vice-versa. But please, off with the masks if you are not sick.