@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ There is no full footage as far as I know, but there are snippets of a role reversal where the Japanese player is obstructing the HK player, and our player chooses to run around your player instead of pushing him.
Isn't this how sportsmanship should be?
https://t.co/jaJwo3Ypv8
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ Why would you cite a study done by Japs LMAO? Do you not understand what a neutral third-party is? If I cite a study done by HK, I can put us 1st and you at last place no?
The HDI is done by the UN, a neutral party, and we're also way above you in median wealth and other metrics
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ Shouldn't you know your place little Jap? You are literally less developed than us as human beings
No wonder you and your athletes have no manners. Apologize now
@8c7mak I brought up Vietnam because Japs reminds me of Viets no? I said it in my original post? Is there a problem with the translation? Or you could try learning English
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ The subject from the very beginning is that Japan is a poverty stricken country and that you should apologize to a superior civilization in HK that beats you by every metric no?
Don't change the subject
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ LMAO why are you trying to change the subject?
Why is it that you Japs have such a massive inferiority complex?
No wonder even Kurds can sleep with 100 Japanese women, while an otaku like you can only hug 2D women printed on body pillows right?
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ More importantly, why is your country so poor?
Can you only watch while foreigners enjoy food and cheap women in Japan while you struggle to make ends meet making 3M yen a year?
Pathetic
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ HK is an autonomous admin region, we have our own team in the Olympics and Asian games, our own currency (doing much better than the JPY) and financial system
International organizations list our stats separately and we score better than Japan in everything, uncivilized poor Jap
Markets have delivered a verdict that would have sounded absurd a decade ago, France now pays more to borrow for 10 years than Italy, Greece, Spain or Portugal.
It is the price of a political system that has spent years treating fiscal gravity as optional. Debt is heading toward 120% of GDP, the fiscal deficit remains stuck above 5%, and public spending is still among the highest in the developed world. Announced pension and labour-market reforms were diluted, delayed or abandoned. Reform attempts immediately trigger furious union reactions and strikes.
The former PIGS countries did the opposite after the first euro crisis in 2010–12. They ran primary surpluses, cleaned up banks, and accepted that membership in a currency union requires domestic adjustment.
A second euro crisis would not look like the first, France is too big to be treated like Greece. Contagion would hit Italian and Belgian spreads, French banks, and the credibility of the entire monetary union. The ECB can buy some time, but it cannot substitute for a political class unwilling to tell voters that the bill has arrived.
@RTuM8cwlxW86483@_TERR4_ OK little Jap, enjoy the 150 yen bento box from your poverty-stricken shithole country. How much do you earn, 2.5M net a year?
You're really turning into Vietnam or Thailand, only good for cheap food and hookers.
@higashi1475473 I'm from Hong Kong like the athlete, and you're a victim of poverty to us you little Jap.
Also the last time I checked HK scored better than Japan on the HDI, Corruption Perception Index, and life expanctancy, so you’re really uncivilized, basically the same as a Viet to me.