Foreigner gets his kicks from making Japanese people say “I give head” (Video)

I am disapointed to see that people do this… But not as disapointed as this individuals mother must be…

no different than when i learned “chinko daisuki” as a greeting from my japanese friends. stupid guys and their youtube….

This is absurd and I regret someone like this misrepresenting foreigners in Japan. He is exactly the reason why foreigners are viewed as uncivilized immature monsters of Japanese society. I can’t blame the Japanese government for strict enforcement of immigration when you have YAHOOS like this guy coming into the country. I am from America and I feel if we had stricter immigration policy we wouldn’t have half the problems we have due to foreigners committing crime, refusing to accept the culture, and drug problems. I wanted to formally apologize to the Japanese woman that were subjected to this rude foreigner. To Japanese that are reading this blog, please know that there are foreigners like myself that respect our cultural differences and I embrace the fact that we can share our cultures. As an American citizen I moved from America to get away from the rudeness and intolerable behavior that stereotypes most Americans wherever they travel in the world. I was tired of the way people act in America. So this comment isn’t viewed as one sided, I wanted to add that Japanese need to respect foreigners I cannot just assume that we are idiots and act like this guy in the video above. Japanese need to learn to respect all and not jump to conclusions about foreigners in their country. If the foreigner in this video were to do such a thing like this in America, he would probably get slapped in the face by a woman or some guy would have tried to beat the crap out of him. Most foreigners act stupidly here in Japan because they know they can get away with it. People like myself are trying to assimilate and be a productive and respectful resident here. I am married to a Japanese woman and she is the best thing that has happened to me. I would never disrespect her family that has given me new hope and new life here in Japan, nor would I disrespect my wife by committing despicable actions towards Japanese or anyone just because they can’t understand what I am saying.