Prison! - Vol. 1 Ch. 5

[MangaDex]

 

[Kaiser92]

Ok but what's Fuyushiro's pen name though?

 

[themanthemyth]

bitches be bonkers...

 

[Tds-PdV]

So, we know so far Fuyushiro has penpals named anal horitarou and penis flashing octopus. Let’s see if there’s a trend with her other penpals (or her own) pennames.

 

[SomeMoron]

Cute anime girl smoking pot>>>>>

 

[Satsuki-Nada]

Who says dogs are not a form of drug for happiness tho?

 

[cockcruncher2000]

damn they read the letters that get sent in fuck privacy I guess

 

[silverpetricof]

Felt shackles huh? That makes it all worth it yes sir 🥲.

Thank you for the translation.

 

[Ebbelille]

Lol japanese prison is fucked

 

[ghetty]

We smokin' filtered crack you stupid piece of shit!

-Haruno's sister

 

[le3]

damn they read the letters that get sent in fuck privacy I guess

Can't have shit in prison

 

[winterume]

 

[abdullah17]

New reaction image just dropped

 

[Ebbelille]

It's kind of adorable how anti-weed the japanese are. The nail that sticks out gets hammered down, I guess. We can't have people chilingl the fuck out and NOT worry constantly about the hamster wheel. That is shamefur dispray!

 

[Iosif]

damn they read the letters that get sent in fuck privacy I guess

Pretty sure all prisons do that. Phone lines too, they're listening. Visitation too, they try to listen in and watch over them.

 

[sssr]

It's kind of adorable how anti-weed the japanese are. The nail that sticks out gets hammered down, I guess. We can't have people chilingl the fuck out and NOT worry constantly about the hamster wheel. That is shamefur dispray!

That isn't the reason. Japan was a major player in the Chinese opium trade through Manchuria during the early 20th century. In fact, selling opium was a deliberate policy by the Japanese government to weaken the Chinese economy in the Sino-Japanese wars. As a result, a deep aversion to legalization of narcotics is baked into Japanese politics. Basically, they know how devastating uncontrolled overabundance of narcotics can be because they actually weaponized it at one point, so they seek to defend themselves from others doing it to them. China, having been the victim of this strategy, obviously has an even deeper aversion to the very thought of legalization.

A bit off-topic, but I think people in the US and Canada tend to underestimate the addictiveness of modern veggies. The stuff you have now is totally NUTS. Even the cheap stuff you can get in Vancouver is way off the charts compared to what was in the market when I was a kid. An old veggie-muncher like me can't handle it no more.

 

[Ebbelille]

That isn't the reason. Japan was a major player in the Chinese opium trade through Manchuria during the early 20th century. In fact, selling opium was a deliberate policy by the Japanese government to weaken the Chinese economy in the Sino-Japanese wars. As a result, a deep aversion to legalization of narcotics is baked into Japanese politics. Basically, they know how devastating uncontrolled overabundance of narcotics can be because they actually weaponized it at one point, so they seek to defend themselves from others doing it to them. China, having been the victim of this strategy, obviously has an even deeper aversion to the very thought of legalization.

A bit off-topic, but I think people in the US and Canada tend to underestimate the addictiveness of modern veggies. The stuff you have now is totally NUTS. Even the cheap stuff you can get in Vancouver is way off the charts compared to what was in the market when I was a kid. An old veggie-muncher like me can't handle it no more.

I see, thank you, that was interesting!

 

[sneed-feed]

DUDE WEED LMAO

 

[Alex_Grey]

And here I thought it was snorting cocoa powder, cause I did that as a kid once.