Why I Love
Japan: Trucks, Nurses,
and the Cross
The opinions
illustrated in this video are illustrated using screen shots from multiple
Japanese movies and television dramas.
While viewing the aforementioned media an observation in the following:
Pickup
Trucks: Many scenes with adults riding
freely in the back of pickup trucks.
This is noteworthy because in the distance past people in the U.S.A.
also enjoyed this freedom. Then the
insurance companies purchased politicians and laws were passed prohibiting this
freedom in the USA. Another step in the
development of the oppressive nanny state.
Nurses: Scenes involving nurses, the nurses are
attired in white uniforms. One time
nurses in the USA use to wear white uniforms.
They have been replaced with scrubs in assorted non-white colors.
Actor’s
cross: In one movie / TV drama male
actor can be seen in numerous scenes wearing a cross around his neck dangling
from a chain of sorts. The movie / TV
drama had nothing to do with Christianity or mentioned or referenced his
cross. He must have been wearing the
cross for his own personal reasons. The
director or the producer apparently did not require of him to remove it. That is because in the Japan there is no fear
of religion. Transpose that to the USA
and he would have been ordered to remove the cross from around his neck.
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