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Flushing It

251,361 views • 2 years ago

A few days ago I posted a couple videos of a black lady who was kicking trees outside of a shrine and calling Japan "ghetto". In response, she told her 250000 TikTok followers to "Find this HARUKA SUZUMORI" and to find my Instagram to expose my identity. She makes many false claims here which I'll address: 1. Almost all of my posts are in English so the idea my Japanese is 'unnatural' is wrong. 30% of my followers are Japanese and the 70% are foreign. 2. I am not a "dude". I have posted pictures of myself here before. I regularly post pictures of my hands, side of my face, etc which clearly do not belong to a man. 3. I don't post to 'make money' by posting your videos. Third party videos here are demonetized by 90%. 4. Threatening to track me down is actually illegal in Japan. I have been very clear about who I am: I am an office worker who is from Japan. I often talk about my family, my upbringing, my political and social views. I do not post where I live or my contact info. If this is exposed by you or your 250000 followers, I will make sure you face deportation.
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A few days ago I posted a couple videos of a black lady who was kicking trees outside of a shrine and calling Japan "ghetto". In response, she told her 250000 TikTok followers to "Find this HARUKA SUZUMORI" and to find my Instagram to expose my identity. She makes many false claims here which I'll address: 1. Almost all of my posts are in English so the idea my Japanese is 'unnatural' is wrong. 30% of my followers are Japanese and the 70% are foreign. 2. I am not a "dude". I have posted pictures of myself here before. I regularly post pictures of my hands, side of my face, etc which clearly do not belong to a man. 3. I don't post to 'make money' by posting your videos. Third party videos here are demonetized by 90%. 4. Threatening to track me down is actually illegal in Japan. I have been very clear about who I am: I am an office worker who is from Japan. I often talk about my family, my upbringing, my political and social views. I do not post where I live or my contact info. If this is exposed by you or your 250000 followers, I will make sure you face deportation.

鈴森はるか 『haruka suzumori』 🇯🇵

224,830 views • 4 months ago

op: @Thesubstancenewspub 11-year-old Avory Woolery from Lexington, Kentucky, is being hailed as a hero for jumping into an apartment complex pool and pulling an unconscious, drowning man from the bottom. According to Avory, the adults around the pool weren't doing anything, so he put on his goggles, dove down, and pulled a grown man up out of the water. Woolery's adrenaline kicked in, and with his dad's assistance, he got the man to safety where bystander immediately started administering CPR while another called 911. "No one was doing anything, so I put on my goggles. I went underwater. I grabbed him up. There was no way that I was going to let another man die today. He's a human being. He should be treated as such," the young hero declared. First responders arrived just before 8 p.m. and rushed the man to a nearby hospital in serious condition.
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op: @Thesubstancenewspub 11-year-old Avory Woolery from Lexington, Kentucky, is being hailed as a hero for jumping into an apartment complex pool and pulling an unconscious, drowning man from the bottom. According to Avory, the adults around the pool weren't doing anything, so he put on his goggles, dove down, and pulled a grown man up out of the water. Woolery's adrenaline kicked in, and with his dad's assistance, he got the man to safety where bystander immediately started administering CPR while another called 911. "No one was doing anything, so I put on my goggles. I went underwater. I grabbed him up. There was no way that I was going to let another man die today. He's a human being. He should be treated as such," the young hero declared. First responders arrived just before 8 p.m. and rushed the man to a nearby hospital in serious condition.

Cory Booker

123,632 views • 27 days ago

Asked Jaylen Brown if it’s been extra rewarding having this career season while balancing all his off-court endeavors (streaming, shoe company launch, philanthropy): “Exactly— because I think that's the first narrative people like to go with. Like, ‘you're going to be distracted if you're doing other things outside of your craft or what they paying you to do.” “But everybody has a job, right? Y'all have a job. They’re paying you to be media people, but you’ll also do things outside of that, and nobody counts that as a distraction. So I don't see why anything else with what I do in my personal life should be a distraction, either. I'm having fun with it — I guess we breaking down some narratives. I'm sure in the future you'll see a bunch of athletes streaming in the future.”
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Asked Jaylen Brown if it’s been extra rewarding having this career season while balancing all his off-court endeavors (streaming, shoe company launch, philanthropy): “Exactly— because I think that's the first narrative people like to go with. Like, ‘you're going to be distracted if you're doing other things outside of your craft or what they paying you to do.” “But everybody has a job, right? Y'all have a job. They’re paying you to be media people, but you’ll also do things outside of that, and nobody counts that as a distraction. So I don't see why anything else with what I do in my personal life should be a distraction, either. I'm having fun with it — I guess we breaking down some narratives. I'm sure in the future you'll see a bunch of athletes streaming in the future.”

Noa Dalzell 🏀

328,548 views • 7 months ago