Cops Hunting Down The Maids In Akihabara
Sunday 16 March 2008 @ 3:52 am | By Ivan 'Nahu' LozanoIf you're new here and you like what you see, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed, and browse around for more fun stuff. Thanks for visiting!
The common sight of Maids setting up in Akihabara’s streets to sing, do photo ops or any kind of performance is under attack. Japanese cops are going after the Maids in Akihabara, stating that their performances on the street lead to crowds and that leads to traffic obstruction, even though Akihabra is a well known pedestrian heaven. And as always, the subservient Japanese population bend over and take it straight from the police without any questioning.
“Akihabara is hallowed ground for anime, something that could well be one of Japan’s most important industries nowadays.” says Takuro Morinaga, economic analyst and Managing Director of the Nippon Maid Association. I shit you not, there’s a Nippon Maid Association. Morinaga goes on to propose some sort of national maid registry, were registered maids would get permanent permission to perform in the streets without attracting the fuzz.
In the meantime the maids will continue to be harassed and censored in the streets of Akiba, free speech is now dead.
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Well free speech is now dead, along with pedestrian freedom, dress freedom and cop-harrassment freedom. I’m trying real hard not to think about that “mentality” in wich instead of outlining the problem they just issue an almost random, excesively generalizing “solution” to just wash up their hands and limit their responsibility.
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