I gotta say I’ve had clients who demanded lots of whores but never in that amount lol. I can’t even imagine trying to procure so many in one night. Would have been fucking crazy.
Oh no, it was massive operation, as the government of that country seized a smugglers boat loaded with Chinese prostitutes just a few days earlier which obviously increased the already massive price tag even further.
Yes. Honestly I didn’t stick around to check, but I believe it was the case.
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Yeah, it’s crazy man. But I don’t doubt you managed to find them if you were dealing with Chinese people in the S.E Asian region. All gang connected so they have wide networks even outside the main red light districts. I’d imagine they were even pulling girls out of massage parlours and spas lol. It’s just so hilarious when I think about it.
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It perfectly encapsulates why we have struggled with Covid so much. We have people who are dying to shout from the rooftops about freedom and revel in “heh they said we should do this well I ain’t listening cuz I thought this was a free country.” Like a group of middle school boys.
Because they don’t realize that freedom should go hand in hand with responsibility and care for others. I’m surrounded by a lot of this type and they are every bit as soft as you can imagine physically and mentally.
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This is the very definition of “entitled snowflakes”. The Japanese needed 2 fucking A bombs dropped on them and 2 major cities literally wiped out to appreciate the importance of civic duty and that it can go hand in hand with not having blind faith in the government.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and six other hard-hit Japanese prefectures to fortify the fight against the coronavirus outbreak. But this is no European or Wuhan-style lockdown.
Q. Does a state of emergency cause a Tokyo lockdown?
A. No, Abe and officials say Japan cannot legally enforce hard lockdowns. Public transportation is operating as normal. Most state of emergency measures are requests and instructions. Violators cannot be punished unless they fail to comply with orders related to storage or shipment of emergency relief goods and medical supplies.
Q. Why is Japan not imposing a hard lockdown?
A. Japan’s history of repression under fascist governments before and during World War II has left the public wary of government overreach. The country’s postwar constitution lays out strict protections for civil liberties. Abe’s government was reluctant to risk severe economic repercussions from more severe measures.
Japan population: 126 million
Highest daily cases: 2,500
Total cases: 132,500
Without exception, foreign news reports emphasized that the law does not mandate penalties for violation. That’s right. Under this law, governors like Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike can strongly request that people stay home but they cannot order them to do so.
Actually THEY CAN:
*Article 41 of the present Constitution provides the Diet with sufficient power to authorize aggressive government action against the coronavirus and other threats to public health.
They JUST FUCKING DON’T.
Here’s why:
We hear several possible explanations. One is that the Japanese people are so responsive to official requests they don’t need such orders. Jishuku (self-regulation) really works. Another is that such orders are unnecessary because of Japan’s extremely high standards of hygiene. Others suggest that a mandatory shutdown would be anathema to the big business organizations that provide the bedrock of political support for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party."
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And before anyone starts bringing up Sweden:
Total cases per million population:
Sweden: 22,279
Japan: 1,060
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Awh the daily highest case of 2500 case with 126 million population is so cute.
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What’s even cuter is the PM can only go. “Dudes, can y’all like, just chill at home for a while and wear masks when you’re outside? There’s a worldwide pandemic going on if you read the news and our top science guys are pretty much in agreement. Much appreciated, bros! Peace out!”.
And people could take this shit seriously while “voting” the fucker out.
(This was a Party Leadership election. The dude resigned because his popularity ratings were so low since he didn’t want to declare a state of emergency earlier because he stupidly thought they would still hold the Olympics there this year)
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Yeah… understand im actually jealous of those numbers.
The state i live in has a population of 6.7 million
Little over a week ago we poped out over 8000 positives in a day.
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Yeah, I know it sucks, I’ve been monitoring US daily cases and the numbers have been staggering despite lockdowns.
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Shocking I tell you. Absolutely shocking. This is similar to what we were a century ago… Freedom didn’t mean libertinism, it meant a man could go his own way but he respected others and the community at large.
Yeah, and it’s because the current crop of idiots is either too selfish or too deluded immature to care about anyone but themselves. I am waaaaay too young to be having the stereotypical “back in my day” conversation, but this has changed during my lifetime.
To be (sort of) fair, the population of idiots with public health isn’t all or most of us. Just enough to keep the R0 above 1 
Also our “lockdowns” aren’t really lockdowns. And they’re uncoordinated state to state.
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To me, these people are exactly the same as SJWs. Only paying lip service to the real concept of freedom without having even earned the right by not willing to sacrifice shit to preserve it.
Wow, you didn’t obey the rules of a certain establishment by not wearing a mask!
So brave! Much defiance! Such heroism! You’re even braver than the SJW celebs and their virtue signalling speeches at the Oscars! Now you finally have something in common with Meryl Streep!
Bravo!
LMAO!!!
At least they haven’t been indoctrinated by the Far Left like the rest of the world.
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Yes I think the term lockdown is thrown around very loosely. We had a short period here in April for maybe 4-6 weeks (memory is foggy on the exact details) where grocery stores were open and restaurants had take out. But as of today in my town nothing is closed and hasn’t been for quite some time. Places may have various things they are doing differently in term of trying to limit the total number of people in a business at one time. But that’s not a lockdown that’s a minor inconvenience.
Some places are doing much more and some places are making changes based on how their area is doing in regards to cases but we’ve never really been locked down in my area and even when it’s been at the worst people still did for the most part what they wanted. And now they are doing whatever they want with minimal changes.
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I could not possibly agree more. Absolutely. I literally just finished having a conversation (over breakfast) with a Vietnam vet acquaintance that discussed this very thing. It’s amazing how much has changed.
He also brought up the point that people like HRC and Trump are flashpoints. They’re a symptom of the wider problem, not the whole problem itself. The problem is the people you describe on both sides.
Fascinating dude. Marine sniper, amphibious quick reaction force in 'Nam, black belts in 5 different martial arts earned overseas in the traditional manner, not an American factory. Working on a 6th in BJJ. Competitive shooter now in his 60s. One of the early electrical line workers before OSHA and safety regs. History buff.
If anyone has earned the right to be a crazy loon and not be questioned it’s him.
Strangely he is not. Hmmm…
EDIT - Yes I know the QRF didn’t officially begin until after Vietnam but I can’t remember the specific unit he was with. Just amphibious work sometimes co-op with SEALS and no reinforcements.
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We’re having approximately 25 people over for our Thanksgiving feast. Can’t wait. Full of delicious homemade food, good people, and solid memories. Hope you all have a great one as well!
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Not really lock down here either… more just restrictions . With indvidual counties are at different levels depending on the level of cases per capita and positivity rate.
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Oh, I will since there have been literally 0 daily local cases here for about a month and all imported cases are on strict home quarantine. Have fun!
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Little brother tested positive. Thinks they potentially have a company wide outbreak. We already weren’t gathering for Thanksgiving but definitely glad of that now for my parents sake.
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