Anonymous asked:

Alternative Fact: Japan isn't a real country. It didn't exist before 1853. The illusion of Japan is created by successively more dedicated layers of weebs. Images of Tokyo are filmed on a series of large-scale movie sets with CGI composites. Japanese people abroad are nothing more than paid actors, hired by the anime industry to protect its profit margins. There's no way it could be a real country - it's almost as ridiculous as Australia! Lol, like the platypus is even a thing. WAKE UP SHEEPLE

argumate answered:

That’s why most Japanese stuff is anime instead of live action: too expensive to fake the backgrounds and keep finding Chinese actors who can pretend they speak “Japanese”.

[mitigatedchaos]

I can’t believe you would publish such a slanderous ask against the country that was once the 大日本帝国, you treacherous kangaroo farmer, the light of their mighty rising sun nearly covered all of Asi–

* gasping *

* coughing * 

* wheezing *

Phew, don’t know what came over me, there.  One moment I was just reading Tumblr and then I just… blacked out.  It was almost like that time a foreign hypernationalist ideo-virus got past my memetic barriers and infected my cyberbrain.  But fortunately I got that removed.  No traces left.

A-argumate, why are you looking at me like that? 

Argumate-kun?  Is something wrong?