/jp/ - Otaku Culture

＞moot find out no reason for /jp/ to exist.
＞decide to make a touhou board and let VN go to /vg/

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Asian Americans most bullied in US schools

>Asian Americans endure far more bullying at US schools than members of other ethnic groups, with teenagers of the community three times as likely to face taunts on the Internet, new data shows.

>Policymakers see a range of reasons for the harassment, including language barriers faced by some Asian American students and a spike in racial abuse following the September 11, 2001 attacks against children perceived as Muslim.

>The research, to be released on Saturday, found that 54 percent of Asian American teenagers said they were bullied in the classroom, sharply above the 31.3 percent of whites who reported being picked on, 38.4 percent for African Americans and 34.3 percent for Hispanics.

>The disparity was even more striking for cyber-bullying.
>Some 62 percent of Asian Americans reported online harassment once or twice a month, compared with 18.1 percent of whites. The researcher said more study was needed on why the problem is so severe among Asian Americans.

merican, why do you guys bully me?

>>9545356

So you're not actually little girls?

When i said something right people just call me a troll and ignores me

>He said he doesn't watch to much anime and the last one he really got into was Higurashi.
>He later told me that he reads more manga than he watches anime, but if he had to pick a top three it would be Hell Teach Nube, GTO, and Black Jack (His mom introduced Black Jack to him because it was her favorite when she was a kid).
> Suddenly out of no where the Hambeast burst out of no where and opened her mouth that filled the nearby area with a foul stench of CC Lemon, Pocky, and Halitosis mixed together
>She then starts rambling on and on about how the guy was a nostalgia fag because he only likes old anime. She then beings to yell that new anime like K-ON, Penguin Drum, Hetalia, and Tiger and Bunny are so much better cause of graphics, cute characters, story line, and randomness.
>I could see it in the poor boys eyes that he was clearly trying to hold back his gag from her shit smelling breath
>The Asian guy looks over at me and ask "Is this your friend?"
>Embarrassingly and stupidly, I say yes
>He quickly excuses himself before I could get his number or even name
>After he leaves the fat bitch turns over to me and complains about how much of a pussy the guy was and why guys never stay and argue with her
>I face palmed, told her off, and went searching for the guy
>I never found him D:

Man, 21, stabs computer with samurai sword 'to destroy child pornography' as FBI raids his bedroom

>A 21-year-old man tried to destroy his child pornography stash by stabbing his computer with a Samurai sword after FBI agents burst into his home.
>The home of Kamil Mezalka, 21, was stormed by officers on Tuesday to seize his machine after an undercover agent downloaded horrific images and videos from the man’s computer via a file sharing service.
>Mezalka was said to have come out of a second-floor bedroom and then quickly shut to door at the house in Palm Coast, Florida when he saw the men brandishing a warrant.
>When the FBI demanded he come out and he refused to do so, agents burst into the bedroom where he was 'standing in his underwear, holding a two-handed samurai sword which he had stabbed into the side of a desktop computer', according to agent Jonathan MacDonald.
>When the 21-year-old began to swing the sword towards the screen, he was pinned to the floor by agents.

What would you do if FBI or police raid your home for virtual child porn?

Scientists Confirm the Internet is Huge Waste of Time

>The report from the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project found that on any given day, 53 percent of 18 to 29 year-olds go online just to have fun or pass time.

>That should explain all those kitten videos.

>The report finds that the amount of time people spend tooling around on the Web doing nothing corresponds with age. Only 12 percent of people over 65 say they went online the previous day for no particular reason. Of those aged 50 to 64, the study found 27 percent answered yes to the same question.

You wake up one morning and realize that you have become a moderator of /jp/

what do?