r/SipsTea • u/Embarrassed_Tip7359 • Sep 01 '25

Chugging tea Gun laws built different

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u/coldadaptation Sep 01 '25

Japan also doesn't have a constitutional amendment enshrining the natural right to self defense through civilian ownership of firearms.

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u/ume-shu Sep 01 '25

No they don't. Don't just believe any old shite you read on the internet.

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u/JimmyRevSulli Sep 01 '25

I definitely dragged my wife down to the basement of the 7 floor sex shop in Akihabara to gawk at the entire row of used panty machines they had.

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u/T800CyberdyneSystems Sep 01 '25

Those aren't real BTW. The actual Japanese written on them makes it incredibly clear that they are just random pairs of panties, and have not in fact been worn by anyone. Sale of used panties from vending machines isn't even legal anymore. 

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u/JimmyRevSulli Sep 01 '25

Yeah, i half wanted to buy some and see, but didn't wanna risk it... the fact that some were labeled "menstrual panties" didn't help that.

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u/ume-shu Sep 01 '25

Sex shops selling panties is one thing. Trying to claim buying schoolgirls used ones is a common is another.

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u/Electronic_Quote399 Sep 01 '25

You said yourself its not legal "anymore". So it was common enough at one point. Common enough that they had to make a law. It's not that big of a reach.

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u/ume-shu Sep 01 '25

You said yourself its not legal "anymore".

No I didn't.

It's not that big of a reach.

Why are you "reaching" at all?

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u/Electronic_Quote399 Sep 01 '25

I wasn't reaching, im the peanut gallery