Your OP is pretty spot on.

Pretty much this. >>4460181

We obviously tolerate it since a lot of us were former weeaboos at some point in time, but sometimes people cross that line from "harmless, annoying weeaboo" to "CRAZY INSANE WHAT AM I EVEN" as indicated by the story thread >>4458397

Also I think the lolita equivalent is ita? Something about ill-coordinated outfits that are wannabe lolita, I believe. I really don't know.

>>4460176
>heritige

Lolitards have everything from brandwhores to manatards. There are some lolitas who will argue an outfit is ita till blue in the face because a Japanese lolita hasn't done it, and only Japanese look good in lolita clothing etc.

/cgl/'s definition is pretty much the typical annoying weaboo who can't summon a single negative thing about glorious nippon. If you gander into our regularly appointed weaboo threads, you'll realize many of them are also crazy sons of bitches who are typically unhygienic obese landwhales who have less social grace than a bowl of cheese.

I'm pretty ruthless when treating real weaboos. Stupid weaboos just need to stay away and not bother me and crazy potentially traumatizing weaboos need to back the fuck off. /cgl/ has taught me that if you give an inch, they will take the whole goddamn city.

As for lolita equivalent of a weaboo, maybe an ita? Doesn't seem to fit well though, since there are weaboos in the lolita community.

>>4460213
I always send to Wiki articles to weaboos:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_of_Nanking

It's not all samurai and geisha over there.

I do appreciate some specific Japanese things - I have a serious mochi addiction, and love a lot of their other desserts/snackfoods. Their textile arts are stunning, as are certain decorative styles. But I've taken, like, 6 too many Chinese history classes to be able to say anything good about Japan as a country.

There's something very satisfying about showing a weaboo an article about vivisection and torture in Japan-occupied China and asking, "How sexy is your guro now?"

>>4460242
>"How sexy is your guro now?"

I did not need to read this after today's weeaboo threads.

>>4460242
But at least Hetaliatards are very aware of Rape of Nanking, actually they masturbate to fanfiction about it.

There's no lolita equivalent to weeaboos. We still just have weeaboos. Usually, the really horrible weeaboos also happen to be really horrible itas.

>>4460242
So, did your Chinese history class teach about the Great Leap Forward and how it was the Chinese themselves who tried to get rid of their own culture?

OP here
having read the aforementioned weeaboo thread i am most definitely reconsidering the "live and let live" policy i have of weebs.

>>4460276
I used to tolerate weeaboos because "they're just socially awkward, I should be nice", but now I shut them down ASAP. I don't need another one following me home and hanging around my driveway in the morning, waiting for me to go outside.

>>4460276

Most weebs you meet could be harmless, just don't be afraid to put your foot down and be blunt. Some people are too nice for their own good.

>>4460276
Well there are levels of weeb-ism from people. What's in the other thread is like the absolute worst. There are tiers to all of them. But I can let most of them slide except the really crazy and creepy ones.

>>4460268

it seems like itas aren't even always weeaboo, just new lolitas that don't really have a trained eye for it yet.

but then there are the other kind of itas who refuse to take any concrit and just insist on looking tacky and doing basically everything a regular weeaboo does, just in black frilly satin and white lace.

>>4460276

I generally go by the "as long as they're not hurting anybody" rule, for every kink and subculture.

so when weeaboos start invading personal space, glomping and injuring people, stalking, etc...that's when it's too fucking far.

>6 too many Chinese history classes to be able to say anything good about Japan as a country.
Preach it! There's nothing good about Germany either and never will be.

HOLY FUCK WHAT AM I DOING HERE

/cgl/ should be at least 10 spaces from /fa/. you fuckers are weird and annoying. just letting you know.

>>4460242
gurofags=/= weaboo
I do not understand your connection here

(and speaking for myself only, as a gurofag, there's nothing sexy about real people getting hurt. It's just depressing)

>>4460272

Indeed. Many believe that Mao and the Party's rise to power was due to, in part, the extreme country-wide trauma from what was done to them by the Japanese. I wouldn't attribute the brutality of the Great Leap Forward or the Cultural Revolution *solely* to the Japanese, but a lot of it had to do with that. I'd also point out that the Japanese were attempting to enslave a sovereign nation who they thought to be racially inferior to themselves, while Mao really thought he was going to be helping his own people. He was just crazy enough to believe the Great Leap Forward would work, and too powerful for anyone to tell him he was wrong.
There are a number of Cultural Revolution era operas and films that feature Communist heroes fighting against the Japanese in the 40s, protecting the people from them - it was a kind of collective fantasy people still had in the 60s. The Japanese occupation was a serious cultural trauma that did factor strongly in the subsequent years of fanatic communist rule.

>>4460305
Well, no. There's nothing inherently good about basically any country as a whole, because every single country has, at one time, or another violated human right, committed war crimes, sold their people's right for gains in the international political playground, etc. I'm pretty anti-nationalism in general, which I realize is an extreme view. It's exacerbated in the case of weaboos, because their nationalism is for a country that isn't even theirs. From my perspective, that's one of the big reasons why it's a special brand of crazy.

>>4460313
so why bother posting in a thread.
i thought i could tolerate anything till some furfags joined my anime club.
>mfw just coz some of us are weird its okay for them to tell us how into furry they are

>>4460242
>reading Unit 731 article
>"Some prisoners had their stomachs surgically removed and the esophagus reattached to the intestines."
>now all i can think about is human centipede

>>4460355
A lot of people think they were referencing Unit 731/Nazi experimentation when they made the doctor German and the front guy of the centipede Japanese.

Damnit, now I'm thinking about it too....

>>4460376
I actually just got the chance to ask Tom Six about this. No, there's no reference there. The first segment is a non-German or English speaking Japanese because it makes him unable to communicate.