Of course what they did is legal.
A loophole is legal, that's the point. It's a way around the intent of the law legally.
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A loophole is legal, that's the point. It's a way around the intent of the law legally.
I also remember hearing about how Pachinko parlours are usually owned by Yakuza/Zainichi and they funnel profits into North Korea.
Notice his last name is Korean? But he was born and raised in Japan.
And here's what he has to say: https://asia.nikkei.com/NAR/Articles/SoftBank-s-Son-stands-u...
Even in his early childhood, he was attacked verbally and physically by Japanese classmates. In kindergarten, he was jeered at for being Korean. Once, another child cut his head open with a stone.
After WW2, there was over 1 million Koreans living in Japan. Some went back, some decided to wait due to the war starting.
Then the country they were going back to no longer existed, so they stayed. Many don't even have citizenship.
https://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/02/news/japanborn-koreans-li...
Or Zainichi Koreans, who are born and raised in Japan (there are a LOT).
There is being born in the wrong 'caste': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burakumin
Or the many Koreans who are in 'limbo' (zainichi) after WW2:
Japan is super racist. They outright will often refuse services to foreigners/non-ethnic Japanese.
Here's a quick few results:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_issues_in_Japan#Ethnic_...
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/2123539/no-c...
https://asia.nikkei.com/Editor-s-Picks/Japan-Update/No-forei...
Old Boy.
But you're right, there are a lot of great Korean movies. A few more of my favourites are: - New World - Welcome to Dongmakgol
>Canada sought greater autonomy in international affairs.
One I did know about though was mot much latter the Alaska border dispute a little latter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_boundary_dispute
This so much! You're not a criminal because you're doing heroin or whatever, you're a criminal because you're stealing everything that isn't nailed down, harassing and threatening people in the neighborhood, attempting to break into houses repeatedly.
This is all happening to my neighbors and I. But the police do nothing.
It's pretty frustrating.
I think that's a pretty big stretch.
First of all, not all basketball players/runners are motivated by money/fame. If you are really good at something competitive you want to do it against other people who are also good. So it's highly likely that the best people want to compete against others who are at there level.
Also with all the modern training, dieting and everything modern athletes do, I think it's pretty laughable to think someone can just 'walk up' and be better than them.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/are-cats-responsi...
Speaking wise it helps a lot. You stop worrying about the conjugation or sentence structure etc, and just communicate with the other person.
~$5 a day to park my bike legally.
~$25 ticket if my bike got confiscated for being parked illegally.
It got confiscated twice in 3 years. Needless to say, basically everyone parked illegally.
>It's been reported in 24 US states so far, as well as Canada, Norway, Finland, and South Korea.
But to answer your question: No.
0 known human cases, only possible in theory. Read the article for more info ;)
Did they ever test this...?
Yeah, absolutely agreed. Most 'traditional cuisines' tend to be fairly healthy. My pet theory on this is along the lines of an evolutionary standpoint.. if it wasn't healthy, the people eating it would have been more likely to die off.
Unfortunately North American's got all the delicious foods from all the cultures that immigrated :)
There is a very large and real anti-korean sentiment/prejudice in Japan.
I mean a few years ago now, but there was a bunch of anti-korean protests in shin okubo. https://japantoday.com/category/features/kuchikomi/nasty-nat...
And there's the whole 'Zainichi' thing, who are still systematically oppressed.
Is this a round about way of saying 'if all the white people died it would fix our problems'?
I personally don't think it's a very helpful sentiment to say things like "If this group of people didn't exist, we wouldn't have a problem".
For Big O notation? Just think about how many times you're iterating through things (in the worst possible case).
e.g. Got two nested for loops each going to N.. we're going to loop N on the outer loop, so and each iteration of the inner loop we go through N times? that's N x N so O(N^2).. (easy example obviously).
https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/26/world/korea-summit-kang-kyung...
>Bain, KKR, and Vornado will have to write off their investment, of course. But they did suck around $200 million in fees out of Toys 'R' Us over the course of their ownership.
“How is society going to cope with structural unemployment and the envy, hatred and the social warfare?” he said. “We are destroying the middle classes at this stage and it will affect us. It’s unfair. So that’s what keeps me awake at night.”
And has only really had once party in power throughout the history of its democracy (like 3 years or so without): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Democratic_Party_(Japa...
Not sure its the best counter example
Would you write: "Site uses American characters to publish fake news." ?
They created some amazing architecture and culture in Southern Spain.