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You give them no choice but to interpret malice in your posts, especially when you post up follow up statements such as the one above. As you can see, statements like what you posted above are a bit unpopular in these times if you get my drift, especially when many lives are lost in these disasters. You see when you neglect to add in phrases such as "Not to be rude" or "No offense" along with statements like your earlier one, you pretty munch clarified what you meant. So I don't blame these people for retaliating not one bit. This is why I stated that it's best to take care of what you say, especially in these times.

Neither is comparing one disaster to another. Both which have disastrous results, but the conditions on whom suffered is drastically different. The incident in this case being one of "We both speak English but not the same Language." the subject being the difference of country to people.

I don't blame people if they misinterpret what I say. If they do, then they do, but there is methods to madness, so to speak, and of course I will defend my point if challenged. And as I said before, if you believe there is spite in my intentions, that's your reasoning, I guess, but there isn't any there, despite what is thought of.

Problem is, there is no kind way to blunt. And you can't soften a blow that is direct. No words that could've been said would not have brought controversy if the means of the words have been misconstrued in the first place.

What negativity when Japan themselves say they are okay?

I still do not see this negativity. But suit yourself I suppose.

Not that many fireworks were set off.

Hehe.

Right back at you. I prove my point.

Just as New Orleans, Haiti, and every place else. But that's for their government to decide, not you.