The movie is an adaption from a romantic novel. Stars Keri Russell and Skeet Ulrich. This movie touches on the American internment of Japanese Americans during the war. What a fantastic superior race, the Japanese! Nothing fazes them. They don't hate and whine ... they get up and get going and reach the highest peaks. I so admire the Japanese !!
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Romance: Magic of Ordinary Days
The movie is an adaption from a romantic novel. Stars Keri Russell and Skeet Ulrich. This movie touches on the American internment of Japanese Americans during the war. What a fantastic superior race, the Japanese! Nothing fazes them. They don't hate and whine ... they get up and get going and reach the highest peaks. I so admire the Japanese !!
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I guess the word 'stoic' describes them well. They did not go all looting crazy and riot when they were hit by that big tidal wave which messed up their power plants. Then again, they don't have much of an ethnic problem (opps, must duck from the PC tantrums)
ReplyDeleteYup, right you are. The tidal wave disaster showed the world how NOT to loot people's property just because they are not around to protect it. And, yes .... they don't give citizenship to anyone not Japanese. One smart race! Furthermore, Japan is an example of how a country can still be in the short list of the topmost countries of the world and not have ever had to depend on diversity and immigrants to reach that peak.
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