Re: [tlug] Wifi hotspot access in Tokyo

["[SCA] SCHWARTZ, Fernando G." <fgs@example.com>]

Dear Raymond,

On 03/12/2014 12:50 AM, Raymond Wan wrote:
> Hmmmm, well, the "just a gaijin here" is probably the type of thing
> that you could say that would give foreigners a bad name.  It's
> probably good that you weren't able to say it!

I see your point but was more like "how can I argue with you, Sir. I 
don't even speak the language", in my case.

You can see by comments that I generally root for all things Japanese 
but that's definitely the kind of behavior preventing me from doing some 
serious effort over there. That sense that people can't judge for 
themselves, you know. Security roboto couldn't be programmed with a 
conditional command such as "IF library users can't behave in a decent 
manner, THEN ask them to leave", instead of command "just block any 
computer user". Or you have to look for places with booths because you 
automatically assume that without one, "average Japanese Joe", or gaijin 
for that matter, can't behave himself.

Of course I wasn't watching the latest uncensored "JAV". And of course a 
public library could also mean a digital library everywhere in the 
world. I hail from a pile of junk where libraries also have DVDs to 
consult instead of just books! And they're not pirated.

In the context of this thread, I just would like to say to people 
relying on wireless connectivity, be aware. But would nonetheless listen 
from a Japanese why this library thing happen.

Regards,
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