Asmongold TV - What the f*ck is happening in Japan..

Episode Date: September 10, 2026

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free of charge. BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with Eye Gaming Ontario. Locked Post. What a fuck? I was behind you. Why are you caught that video? No, delete that video. First of all, excuse me, can I talk to you?

Can I talk to you? Excuse me? Excuse me? What's you brought up you? Can I? What did you? I can see you now. She's on our stream.

Hey, don't touch me. She's on our stream. Listen, listen. She is streaming with us. She's on our stream. Yeah. She was saying bullshit on the stream. So I want you to go ahead and delete it now.

I can't delete a live stream. Why? Because that's not how live streaming works. Excuse me. Excuse me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I'm done.

You cannot delete it. Because it's live. This is being broadcast to a thousand people. Can I ask you? I'm a female too. What? Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh, what, you're going to put you on my live stream.

Do it? Yeah. Oh, so you can record me? I'm seeing here for 25 years. It shouldn't be 26. Oh, racist? Oh, racism? Oh, racism. So there's a video about this. Okay, let me look into this.

For Togiyo Sims, Togu For 4, or Toggi Oh Sims was streaming straight interviews in Japan. was in Japan when a random man ran up and attacked him. I can't delete a live on the stream. So I want you to go ahead and delete it now. I can't delete a live stream. Why? Because that's not how live streaming works. Excuse me?

Excuse me. Don't touch me. I'm done. You cannot delete it. Because it's live. This is being broadcast to a thousand people. Can I ask you? I'm a female too.

What? No, don't. Just don't. Don't know. Oh my god. I'm going to put you on my live stream. Do it? Yeah.

Oh, so you can record me? I've been here for 25 years. You know, we're from this one racist? Oh, racist? Is it my wife? Yeah. Insane how they went from, delete this to I'm a live streamer too, and then it's somehow racist to also be live streaming.

When for one, it does appear the full recording of the... this specific live stream has since been deleted, and seeing how these several reposts so heavily censored, Paul seems to be complying with what they asked, even after being attacked, which at least to me sends a wrong message, almost ensuring more this will occur. I'm not sure why he deleted it, I have no idea. You can never comply your way out of being bullied, but first we got to unpack exactly why this happened in the first place, as on the 6,000-upvoted front-page Reddit post. And so this comment got, this, this thread got deleted.

Who else, sorry, this thread got locked. Who else knows why they locked comments on this thread? I know why they locked comments. You guys do too? Yeah. The replies say, these Nigerians are sponsored by the Yakuza and Japanese government. Writing long replies how foreign criminals, called touts, are being taken advantage of by them. And if you report this, the Japanese.

Japanese police will come down on you. With schizo-level conversations with how the immigrants are somehow the victims. When in reality, this seems to be a completely fabricated narrative, with one police report finding one case of Nigerians selling meth to Yakuza gang members. Well, here's the easy way to tell whether this is happening. Is the Yakuza doing this in France? Is the Yakuza doing it in the U.K.? Are they doing it in Spain? but if they're not doing it, then why are they behaving the same way,

regardless of whether the yakuza are there or not? So it's obviously not the yakuza that are making them do this, because if it was the yakuza that are making them do this, it would only be happening in Japan, but it's not only happening in Japan. It's people from those groups come from everywhere to the world, and they're doing the same thing everywhere. So, I mean, this is just immediately fucking disproven.

And one report from a 2014 tabloid saying they saw... And the reason why they're saying that is because they want to dilute and they want to separate from the accountability that yet another group, another, you know, you could say minority group or non-white group is experiencing criticism. So they're trying to displace the accountability onto the Yakuza or onto the police so they can avoid having the conversation about whether these people are congruent. with Japanese culture or not, because now they can assign it to, oh, what's the Yakuza that are making them do this? So now we don't have to have the conversation about why do people like this

do the same thing all over the world. That's the reason why they're doing it. It's really simple. The heroine to them are the publication in question mainly writing about spicy content. The insanity of Reddit to take a single sentence

into a full-blown narrative that livestreamers get assaulted in the streets because Japanese institutions take advantage of Nigerian immigrants is like weaponized schizophrenia. But whatever... It's just, they're doing it again. They're only doing it to protect their narrative. That's it.

It's only to protect the narrative. They know it's a lot. They know it's a lot. They know it's a lot. As in, these adult men can't be blamed for their random assaults that they commit. They somehow permit attacks on the innocent. and society is sentenced to somehow coexist with this criminality. As live streamers in Japan have had a long history of these random attacks.

Kaley Doke says, damn. What? I said, stop that bush. What bull? The bushel you are doing, stop it. What's your... Cuff, bro. I will break down your phone now.

Take that phone away from me. Cuff, bro! Heroin. What is this? Are you crazy? What? Bro! Oh!

Bro! Bro! Most notably, when YouTuber young James was attacked. I remember seeing this one. I feel like if there was something like this in America, it would just be an absolute. Uh-huh.

And too dangerous, really, for any civilized person to enjoy. But... I bet. It's crazy because you come to Japan and... This is the guy, yeah. The guy just went in... He followed up by stating these crimes. Groups can be super dangerous, but Japan is incredibly safe.

And as he made this post almost a year ago, less than three months later, he recorded another, much worse, assault from the same group. It's almost like Japan isn't safe, but not enough people want to address the elephant in the room to say, we probably need some mass heavy-handed arrests to ensure everybody's safety. Now, some of the Japanese are pretty amped up about this. Support them all! Send them all back to where they belong! And of course, there's internet pushback against these individuals. I like this thing.

Saying they're ultra-right-wing racists. But remember, Reddit locked down that original post, solidifying the lies in the comments section. But then the same subreddit's post-Tokio Sims friend getting attacked by a random Japanese man. As they're somehow saying, Nobody will be angry at this attack, since he's not black. And then making outright lies about the entire situation.

Nobody wants any of these violent individuals in their society. But why is it somehow acceptable for Redditors to demand that that blonde Japanese man be sent to prison forever? But demanding the same be done to these Nigerian scammers is somehow a banable offense on Reddit. Because Reddit's captured. Reddit's been captured by leftist ideologues, and they moderate and they moderate and they force that ideology across of all Reddit. So that's the reason why it happens. It's not like it's hard to understand or something.

It's just literally that's the way Reddit works. Idiots are so desperate to spin this narrative. If there was no moderation on Reddit, you would have my opinion being upvoted to the top of every comment. ...arets aren't able to not commit crimes due to institutional racism. It's wild when they say it about America because something that happened, happened in the 1800s. But it's even more insane when they try to apply to Japan because of something once written on a corn site. Just think about that and let it sink in before you ever consider a Reddit opinion never again.

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Make sure to give it a like. Even Japan isn't safe anymore. Again, that is the reason why they invent the idea of like, oh, well, it's actually the Yakuza doing that because it dilutes responsibility from, I mean, this is the kind of thing. Like, how is it that you have these groups of Africans that are coming from, you know, just these different countries in Africa and they're in France? They're in Germany.

They're in the UK. They're in Scotland. They're in every single one of these other countries. And every single one of the countries, you see the same responses and the same things happen. At a certain point, you have enough points on a graph to make a line. And so the reason why they bring up the Yakuza connection is because it removes the line. It dilutes the line. It confuses the line.

And it makes it out like, oh, well, that's actually not what's happening. happening. Yeah, but they don't care. Yeah, these people are the common denominator. This is obviously the problem, right? I mean, very clearly. But they don't want to talk about that because you're not allowed to talk about that on Reddit. That's the main reason why. Reddit is a platform that is heavily censored. It's totally ideologically captured. And there is no other place on Reddit that you can actually have a conversation about this without immediately getting banned. That's really it. They're not here to assimilate in the Western culture. No, they're not. They're there to take advantage of it. And same with Japanese culture. That's the reason why how many of those Nigerian scammers do you think are in Beijing? If I had to guess, my guess number would be zero. I would guess zero would be in Beijing. And it's because they don't put up with it, right? It's just that simple. So let me see here. I can't delete this. Touts are awful. I got stocked by one for blocks. What does Tout mean? They're scammers walking to establishment.

Yeah, it's insane to see this happen. These are people staying in Tokyo that work for a yakuza who give them fake marriage visas, etc. Police are fully in on it. Yeah. This is all a obfuscation to misunderstand the obvious problem. Like is this happening? Is the yakuza in France? Are they in the UK? No, they're not. But the same exact behavior, the same exact thing happens over there. And the reason why is because it has nothing to do with the yakuza. It has nothing to do with the Japanese police. Yeah, I'm sure the Japanese police work with them. I'm sure that, you know, like there's an instance of the Yakuza doing something with these people. But to say that this is the widespread cause of this behavior is just

simply a lie because every single other place that these people are in, they're doing the same thing. So it's pretty obvious that it's not the Yakuza that are the problem here. So it's pretty obvious. Does Twitter have something similar to the Reddit engagement? No, they don't. Reddit is very, or sorry, Twitter is very open. Like you can post whatever you want on Twitter, basically, right? So the one scammer dude in a video mentions heroin. Oh, no doubt. Yusuke's in France, are in France, though. What is this?

Can I pull it up? And, uh, okay, Yusukekes are worldwide. I don't know really what that is. I don't know really what that is. I don't know really what that's going to time that guy out. Guys, weird. I think it's useful to point out who's helping these retards, not necessarily taking away from whose fault is it, would you say?

No, I don't think it is. Let me ask you a question. Do you think that if there were no Yakuza in Japan, would this, would those people still be robbing and causing problems and harassing people? Let's say Yakuza's gone. They indeed would. Okay. So then it has nothing to do with Yakuza.

Do you understand the reason why they're trying to assign accountability to Yakuza? Do you understand that concept? Because you might not, like, I just, a lot of people are unfamiliar with dishonest manipulation. And that's the reason why I'm calling it out. The people bringing this up on Reddit are not interested. in having a conversation about this topic. They're interested in shutting it down by throwing a red herring. That's the reason why they're doing it.

Do you understand that? And so I want to make sure that we're all on the same page here. It's a tank swap? Yeah. So your argument is we shouldn't punish people assisting them because they'd do it anyway? I didn't talk about punishment. I'm simply talking about discussions. You're trying to reframe something I didn't say.

To take accountability away from themselves, but that also means the government's creating this obfuscation. the government's obviously not creating the obfuscation because if the Japanese government was the reason why this obfuscation was happening, then it wouldn't be happening in France because the Japanese government doesn't exist there. It's pretty logical, right? I mean, obviously, it's not the Japanese government that's doing this. Like, I don't understand how this is hard to understand. It's like fucking one-dimensional. Completely one-dimensional.

The excuse and point fingers in the opposite direction at pseudo-intellectual version and they went that way. exactly. I'll let this person respond one more time that I want to move on. You're not getting banned, by the way. It's offensive to ignore the problem of Yakuza. Yeah, I'm sure, but those are two separate problems. If Yakuza didn't exist, you'd still have those guys out there doing that stuff. Criminal elements exist everywhere. Yeah, exactly, right? Trying to displace it and not look at the underlying problem is intentional. But we agree. UK government's allowing it too, so I'd assume Japanese government has some role in their country too. Yeah, but it's for a different reason. the UK government's doing it for voting and for identity reasons and the Japanese government is being accused of doing it for corruption reasons.

So it's a separate incentive.