MM305 said:

I was talking about the folks who thinks like him, and may inflict some biased damage towards them (because we all know that folks have to know other folks to inflict any damage towards them, even though I personally consider it wrong). Plus, walking/driving around the streets where the protests may still occur isn't a safe bet either.

Again though, this may not even be an issue till possibly January (but let's just pray that it doesn't).

As long as they stay away from Trump protesters they'll be fine.

MM305 said:

Trump protestors or Trump supporters who think like him, stay away from either groups and it'll be a safe tour!

They only need to worry about Trump supporters if they come into the country illegally. However, since Japanese people are law-abiding they will have no problem.

MM305 said:

Or if those supporters share those biased feelings that Trump has, leading it to automatic assault (verbally or physically) just because of their gender/nationality/lack of English speaking skills.

Point is, stay safe!!

Trump supporters don't care about gender, nationality or English ability. They care about the rule of law.

The girls will be fine as long as they avoid dangerous neighborhoods like Watts and Bedford Stuyvesant.

yeah things might still be a little crazy in LA and NY, you never know what could happen. Just be aware of what's going on.

Mishima1974 said:

Trump is harmless to everyone save those who are committing criminal acts. Your family has nothing to worry about.
You're right. Let's not discuss politics.

Sorry but that is something that can't be left unanswered
This man has told lies on end in the campaign, has insulted people from other countries, races and religions, has questioned American democratic values and is a populist of the worst kind
We can only hope that his hatred was "only" part of the campaign but a lot of damage has already been done

PLEASE keep this talk between each other (like private messaging)!

It's not a subject worth contaminating this thread.

Mattthecat said:

The US not a democracy? Okay...

MM305, you started this in a way, so don't complain.
And we don't live in a pink bubble here.

But I'll stop. I'm not going to defend Clinton as it was a choice between plague and cholera
I just didn't want to let the propaganda stay unanswered

The United States is a Republic:

http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2014/01/united-states-republic-democracy/

I speak no propaganda. I seek no propaganda.

and soooooooooo....(hey look whats over there!? *distraction*)

If I were to guess, the Trans America Ultra Live set would be...most popular, anisong, newer...I would hope for some more of the older stuff, but probably won't happen..

Maybe...
Ikuze
Saraba
Moretsu
Yume no Ukiyo
Moon Pride
New Moon Ni Koishite
Z No Chikai
We are Born
Monochrome Dessan
Gorilla Punch
Mahoro Vacation
Hakkin No Yoake
Golden History
Decoration

Hoping for
Otome Sensou
D No Junjo
Orange Note
Momoiro Zora
Kuroi Shuumatsu
Saboten
Neo Stargate

(As posted once before)

If I had to guess for you folks attending the 3 shows: I'm sure that they will play a lot of songs from both the Amaranthus/Hakkin No Yoake albums since its the most recent work, and the songs from both albums may vary for the 3 shows.

But I say that the "guaranteed" songs are the classics (Saraba, Ikuze Kaito Shoujo, Otome Sensou, and Hashire), the anime themes (Mite Mite Kouchichi, Z no Chikai, Moon Pride, and Mungen No Ai), My dear Fellow for the New York show (since they need to reference Yankee player Masahiro Tanaka), and The Golden History since it's the most recent single.

Mishima1974 said:

Trump supporters don't care about gender, nationality or English ability. They care about the rule of law.

In a country where people only care about the rule of law, you can make being Mexican a crime (or being Jewish, a capital crime, for that matter), and the fools who can't think past their empty catchphrases won't bat an eye. It's legal, so it must be OK.

People who care about moral and rational political principles, and wish laws to be guided by those principles, don't cite the "rule of law" to justify racism and xenophobia. Rational people use their own minds to judge what is right and what is wrong, they don't accept whatever their rulers say is "the law" as the word of God.