More Videos on Brawls at American Restaurants and Special Occasions - A Society in Collapse

The other day I posted videos of Americans fighting at McDonald's when they looked for a job. I consider this just one more symptom of a society in total and utter collapse.  Now, here's a video and story that focuses on fights that have been occurring with extreme regularity at a family chain restaurant known as Chuck E. Cheese.

You might find this story of interest too... It talks about American fathers with prison and criminal records "bonding" with their children at Chuck E. Cheese's. Bonding at a pizza place? What's that all about? 

America and western society are in collapse.

In the video it mentions that Chuck E. Cheese has spent millions of dollars trying to stop these things from happening but to no avail. The incidences of these fights are going up.

Even though the report talks about fights and chaos amongst adults at restaurants, there's also mention of fights at weddings, parties and other events along with information on where to see those on Youtube. There's a ton of videos of fights at Chuck E. Cheese here.

I searched for "wedding fight" in Japanese (結婚式喧嘩) but could only find one video of two little boys playing and having a sword fight.

Looking at these tons of videos of fighting amongst American adults at public places and comparing that with Japan, what conclusion can we draw?

NOTE: Invariably, some American will miss the point and think this is completely an indictment of American people. But the point is not exactly that. This situation, as far as the USA is concerned, has come about because of the collapse of society and the economy. The collapse of both have come about because of a confused belief in American exceptionalism, poor education, a larger and larger growing government interference in their lives and foreign wars draining the coiffures and money of society. The blame can be placed at the feet of the government, true... But, who has allowed this government to become and stay in power?


American people have. The same situation can be said about the Europeans? I don't think so. The Europeans, or the Japanese fight with their governments, the Americans fight with each other. THAT's the huge difference.

Japanese Politicians Bizarre? Nah! Unbelievable But True Hilarious TV Speeches!

Readers of this blog know that I am a solid Ron Paul fan and have been writing for Lew Rockwell (LRC) since 2004. I remember years ago, when my book was released, I was savaged by some critics in Japan because of being a columnist for LRC. One woman wrote something along the lines of, "Mike writing for Lew Rockwell proves that he is amongst the lunatic fringe."


Ha! That's a laugh. (But, seriously, if you need a laugh, read on and watch these videos. They are hilarious.)

Zero Income Tax - Zero Wars - Zero Federal Reserve. Who could possibly have a problem with that?

Getting those negative comments was in 2005. I don't think people consider us the lunatic fringe anymore. Freedom, no taxation, no wars is now mainstream thinking (and just plain common sense - We've been doing it the opposite way all these years and how has that worked out?) 


Gee, I wonder what is so lunatic about being against wars, foreign entanglements and being for freedom and pro-constitution and anti-police state. If that is lunatic, then I am it.


Yesterday, I was inspired to write to Lew and sent him these great videos of some real Japanese who ran for political office. I think these guys are funny crazy. Are these guys really lunatics? You be the judge.... Frankly speaking compared to any US politician running for the US presidency, excepting Dr. Ron Paul, these guys are probably much saner than the rest. 


Here's what I wrote to Lew:


Dear Lew,


Happy Holidays to you and your readers. 

I think you'll be happy to watch these videos of some Japanese politicians. You guys only have Ron Paul to tell the truth.

We have several.... The problem with ours is that, as opposed to Dr. Paul, these Japanese politicians have nothing positive nor constructive to offer.

First up, Rock and Roller, Uchida Yuya as described by Keith Cahoon (extremely well known and regarded music industry beast):

"Yuya Uchida, who long aspired to be a rock'n'roller, decided to run for mayor of Tokyo in 1991.

This is his official alloted TV campaign speech. In 2011 he wrote a book about himself (including recent nude photos) and of course, rock 'n' roll. He was also arrested for various charges related to stalking a former girlfriend."

Yuya Uchida lost the election but still received over 54,000 votes.

And, please witness the glorious wisdom of Toyama Koichi. Scary like Hitler at first, this guy starts to make more and more sense as he goes along (actually when he says that nothing will be changed by elections, I find myself agreeing with him):

The best part is that he got over 15,000 votes. Who says that there's no hope for politics? (The middle finger at the end of the speech is awesome.)

And, now, going from a pissed off revolutionary to a really nice guy, who could forget Mack Akasaka? Mack always smiles and he founded and ran the "Smile Party" whose basic platform only held that people need to smile more to fix all the nations problems. This guy really does seem like a nice guy. He's pretty nutty though. Probably would make a great next door neighbor. 

Even though he lost in this election, he got 6,408 votes.

And, finally, what political and social commentary about Japan could be complete without a word from Yoko Ono? And I do mean, "Without a word." 

Japan has the best politicians (though they never get elected). In America, you have all these scum and liars, at least these Japanese people are sincere in their beliefs.... Perhaps Ron Paul can change the idea that good honest and sincere men cannot get elected in today's America.

Happy New Year's to you all!

NOTE: You can read my archives at Lew Rockwell here.


Thanks to Keith Cahoon, Lew Rockwell