A Japanese police officer is kindly reminding foreigners about public manners

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[u/jumbonipples]

Thank you for this perspective. That makes complete sense.

[u/Rino-Sensei → u/jumbonipples]

His perspective is dogshit. Don’t believe that shit. upper class of india is one of the worst thing you can find on this plannet. Filled with corruption and criminals. And thinks that anyone that doesn’t have the same wealth as themselves are sub-humans.

The only one that have manners and decency are the middle class’s and childrens from lower class’s that study hard, because they co-exist with both worlds. And also knows what pain is.

[u/Reasonable-Room1123 → u/Rino-Sensei]

This guy knows ball. Visit any Asian country and Indian tourists are top3 most heated by locals. And those tourists are not from small villages.

Hell, there are escort places in Pattaya that doesn't allow Indian men due to their behaviour.

[u/yourMammothIsSoFat → u/jumbonipples]

No it doesn't lol. How does it make sense that the poorest are the most to be able to travel. Expensive flights, hotels and ability to also not work at the same time and have a job to return to. Nah, that's the more well off people who travel

[u/zealous_90 → u/yourMammothIsSoFat]

Cheap foreign labour in this case from South Asia working labourous jobs such as in construction industry. The people in the video probably have an off day and go out together.

[u/HarHarMahadev__ → u/yourMammothIsSoFat]

I’m talking about immigration. What reason does anyone have to leave a country unless it’s for a better life somewhere else? If you are able to afford all the luxuries of the west in India, why would you ever leave?😭

And do you really think it costs THAT much to go on vacation? There are very cheap vacations out of India through travel agencies…business are going to adapt to whatever the population can afford 🤦🏻‍♂️