Earthquake in Japan

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#16 Post by Dipso »

fumik^o^world wrote: Do you know this site?

http://japan.person-finder.appspot.com/?lang=en

My family living in Kochi was temporarily evacuated from their home of tsunami even though very far from Touhoku.
eric was on the 52nd floor that time.

I really appreciate "normal life".
I had already heard about it, but thanks anyway, Uki-chan. :-) I hope your family weren't too shaken. Poor Eric!

There was another big earthquake on Tuesday night, wasn't there? I have been watching NHK World:

http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv43296023
Prick up your ears.

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#17 Post by Pani »

Each European or American household could give one person from Japan
a safe home. No?

Nature seems to strike back, we are too many people and we are respon-
sible for so much pollution.

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#18 Post by gregf »

Still thinking of, and saying a little prayer for, the Japanese people.


I wonder if some people (in the West) have changed their mind on having nuclear power ?

I have a right wing friend who is very pro-nuclear. I bet he will have some excuse
not to change.
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#19 Post by glennjridge »

yeah he will Mr solar panel. its called unreasonable cost in comparison with the actual benefits from green power.



Renewable Energy: Not Cheap, Not "Green"

http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa-280.html

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#20 Post by Your Funny Uncle »

I don't think it's about right/left wing. I'm very far from right wing but I'd consider myself to be pro-nuclear in general, based on the evidence I've seen as opposed to hyperbole.

This is an old design of reactor, not the same as new ones that are being proposed, and also it was built by the coast in a tsunami zone. Not the best planning if you ask me...

Also according to this article, health risks from nuclear disasters are much more down to the fear of radiation than the radiation itself.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/ ... story.html
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#21 Post by fumik^o^world »

Dipso wrote: There was another big earthquake on Tuesday night, wasn't there? I have been watching NHK World:

http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv43296023
Many aftershocks!

http://www.jma.go.jp/en/quake/quake_local_index.html

Size D batterys were sold out.
Also Geiger counters at Akihabata.
I didn't know they are sold on the open market.

I've been depressed :cry:

BTW
Access this site, please.
We need your "Genki-dama"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_tpHFTr ... ewsweather

Charity official movie for Tohokou. / Akira Toriyama All the ad revenue will be donated.

English translation:
Dear all Manga fans, Shonen Jump Editing Department has started support for earthquake victims through Youtube.
We deliver encouraging message from Goku and Arare-chan.
Genki-dama powered by all of you from the world will be surely delivered to the victim's area.
Reach, Genki-dama from everybody!

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#22 Post by Parkol »

I think NOW absolutely ALL COUNTRY MUST DO EVERYTHING to help to stop nuclear dangerous. I don't know, maybe to build a big shelter as for Chernobyl or something like this...

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#23 Post by Danny C »

Pani wrote:Each European or American household could give one person from Japan a safe home. No?
Might want to forget about American hospitality there:

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#24 Post by Undertaker »

What i find amazing, is that whatever happens in the world, there are Americans that think everything is about them.

If these thick c@nts seriously think Japan is being ''payed back by god,'' they best pray that god has forgotton about Little Boy and Fat Man.

The internet needs taking away from some people.

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#25 Post by glennjridge »

I suppose I could post all the stuff candians and europeans said on various forums about america deserving 9/11 but I wont go there because its just par for course on the internet and isnt the way you judge people.

anyways a nice article on the japense people today how they are going thru this event with diginity.theres no riots,theres no mass looting, which in all likelyhood would have occured here in america given our minoritys culture.

also a nice article on how some groups are exploiting japans tragedy to compain about nuclear energy. as the article rightly says....lets not build tall buildings because a 9.0 quake can occur.

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#26 Post by Danny C »

glennjridge wrote:I suppose I could post all the stuff candians and europeans said on various forums about america deserving 9/11 but I wont go there because its just par for course on the internet and isnt the way you judge people.
...says the guy who judges all manner of people (Arabs, Muslims etc) based on shit he reads :doh:

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#27 Post by glennjridge »

Undertaker wrote:What i find amazing, is that whatever happens in the world, there are Americans that think everything is about them.

If these thick c@nts seriously think Japan is being ''payed back by god,'' they best pray that god has forgotton about Little Boy and Fat Man.

The internet needs taking away from some people.
nah, I just think europeans and canadians have a sort of inferiority complex about their role in the world,and as such the extistence of...."the super power".... just irritates the intelligensia over there.

I mean ...sputter sputter... surely ...sputter....everyone knows.. sputter...we are the smart ones and the americans are dumb!

and yes Gods judgements are being poured out on the earth.them,us,you who knows. earthquakes in diverse places....fearful of the raging of the tides of the sea, and possibly soon ,an invent that will block out the sun and moon. possibly a meteor hit.

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#28 Post by glennjridge »

Danny C wrote:
glennjridge wrote:I suppose I could post all the stuff candians and europeans said on various forums about america deserving 9/11 but I wont go there because its just par for course on the internet and isnt the way you judge people.
...says the guy who judges all manner of people (Arabs, Muslims etc) based on shit he reads :doh:
well,danny you know, you can only igniore reality so much. it just so happened some decades ago the nazi were on the front burner of thr worlds problems. it wasnt a right wing conspiracy...it was just the way it was.

now it just so happens to be muslim violence.sorry you dont agree, but being politically correct doesnt erase current news.

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#29 Post by Danny C »

glennjridge wrote:well,danny you know, you can only igniore reality so much.
I'm flabbergasted that this sentence can be written by someone who, moments before, was penning this deluded classic:
glennjridge wrote:Gods judgements are being poured out on the earth
I guess reality only breaches your borders on the odd occasion, hey.
glennjridge wrote:now it just so happens to be muslim violence.sorry you dont agree, but being politically correct doesnt erase current news.
Nobody's denying that there is a f*ckton of violence perpetrated by Muslims. For crying out loud, my avatar on this forum for years was a picture of a still-standing twin towers with the tagline "Imagine no religion". Evidently that little factoid slipped your goldfish-like memory.

What I take issue with is the way you draw a conclusion about most or all Arabs/Muslims based on the actions of a few.

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#30 Post by glennjridge »

I work with people of all races and beliefs at work, muslims/atheists/indians included, and its all laughs.
but there is a mentality like yours that is at the core of why white,77 year old ladies get told to take off their shoes at airports.

besides,your post above with a screenshot of a bunch of americans and you going AHA! theres that american hospitality pretty much show you are exactly how you think I am.

and anyways the USA is the most charitable nation on the planet. all you have is a random screenshot.

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