71 Replies to “Diversity Is Our Strength”

    1. I think most of Asia has those toilets, China, Japan, and India. Those examples cover a few BILLION people.
      Let us not demean one group and IGNORE the totality of the rest of the world and their bathroom habits.
      I gather you felt superior when you could simply poke fun at a single group of people.
      What bothers me is people who take their phones in the toilet. They then wash their hands but human waste remains on the phone.
      Now that is scary.

      By the way

      “Did you know that the Ancient Chinese invented toilet paper? Before toilet paper, people used various different types of objects to clean themselves such as: water, rags, wood shavings, leaves, hay, rocks, sand, moss, sea weed, apple husks, sea shells, and ferns. Then, the Ancient Chinese created an invention in the first century A.D; toilet paper. The Ancient Chinese had used toilet paper for 400 years before the rest of the world found out about it. They originally made toilet paper with bamboo, then mixed the bamboo with cotton linen rags soaked in water. Then they smashed these materials with wood.”

      What did the Western world use?

      1. Saw these throughout China but with shaky knees knew I would never get back up again. Western toilets are in all major hotels and public washrooms. Always carried our own toilet paper. China is so modern as is Japan, India is another story.

      2. Oh Look a drinking fountain for moslem’s save me your multicult excuses EWG etc. An apologist for goat herding farting and tap dancing. And I could give a rat’s ass what the Chinese did or did not invent or the same BS stories about what the moslem’s brought to the table. Now go have a multicult glass of warm camel urine in celebration of your impressive multicultness

  4. 1st Impression. There is no Toilet paper.

    2nd Impression. I guess the hose is a flusher?

    the UK is sh*t out of luck and Canada is next.

    1. Bingo on both counts. You have to bring your own paper or remember which fingers you used.

      2. I would think the hose is for cleaning your asshole. Sort of like a high pressure bidet.

    1. “Doesn’t the diverse population just shit in the street?’

      Interesting you should say that. I’ve been to a number of plumbing wholesalers in Calgary who literally have had signage on their display toilets warning that they are not to be used.(sign should have been in Urdu)
      Diversity is our Strength!/

      1. I’m not looking forward to being told I “must” install the squat toilet.

        I’m not above saying, “I don’t know how” … though other things may just fall out of my mouth too.

        Plumbing in Calgary since about 2002.

    2. Well, yes, pretty much.

      That’s why they’re being imported as our replacements.

      People not above shitting outside like dogs will not object to being fed and housed like dogs, cutting wage costs immensely and just as immensely increasing the profits enjoyed by the globalist elite.

      Even apartment warrens will be old-hat. All the proles really need to sleep in are crates big enough for them to turn around in, freeing up space for bigger palaces for the elite.

    3. During the 2009 tamil tiger infestation in Ottawa, the diverse folk used parking garages where they were camping…

  6. That is a whole lot better one than we saw in rural areas of Ukraine. They were just a hole in a concrete floor, even in schools we visited, and an outdoor privy of the administration building of a former2,000 member state farm. Clearly marked ladies and men. We were warned before we left to bring a roll of our own paper.

    Well, what did you expect? Wasn’t it Mo Strog’s dream to deindustrialize the west and take us back to a hunter/gatherer society?

    1. Hunter … gatherer … and die of dysentery, campylobacter, E. coli, salmonella, shigella infection.

      1. I read an estimate once of just how many hunter/gathers the planet could support, the number was 500 million, I think that was optimistic.

        1. Well, theres Video out there of GM Butts stating the planet can only support 1 Billion Humans. And he’s continued to do what he can to ensure that reality happens.

          I’d see him on a Meat Hook as well….

  7. So, it’s “when in Rome, do as the ‘cultural enrichers’ do”?

  8. Cob houses were becoming popular on the LeftCoast, but when do MudHuts make the “goto” list?

  10. All one needs is a communal hole in the ground, a communal hose … and their own left hand … which is ironically “unclean” in their culture. Disgusting. And spare me with the “squatty-potty is easier on your colon” and whatnot. Puhleeze. Try eating a proper diet before trying to convince me the angle of my colon during elimination is a problem, because it isn’t. This is just a crude, backward, disgusting, unsanitary “culture”. They can take their filthy left hands, and their outhouse holes back to the ME.

    1. Come on Kenji, a billion Chinese can’t be wrong, they squat over holes in the ground. Plus once in Paris, I went to a washroom in a quaint coffee shop and lo and behold,, a hole in the floor. Luckily I just had to pee.

      1. Ha! I went into a washroom, dreadful condition, while doing a battlefield/cemetery tour in France. Dreadful, but it was the best soup and baquette I’d had in 2 wks.

        2. I stopped at a BP station not far from Vimy and it had normal toilets that cost one Euro coin to open the stall. I climbed over the door.

          1. pay toilets.
            ahhh pay toilets.
            reminds me the time in my teens sumbuddy had the brilliant lieberal notion to replace the public access toilets at port stanley beach(lake erie) with . . . . . . pay toilets.

            soon after, they were shut down when sumbuddy else filled them up with sand.
            they all disappeared soon after.

            heh heh.

      2. They’re used to squatting in the rice paddies (can’t be slowed -down by returning to the earthen hovel). BTW … my left hand and right hand are BOTH clean … and I don’t even have to go full Howard Hughes to make it so.

  11. “Squat toilets are mainly used in Africa and the Middle East.”

    Someone’s apparently never heard of Asia, in which I include Japan, a G8 country that has both squat toilets and the best sitting toilets I’ve ever used.

    Mock the diversity and inclusiveness crap all you want, but let’s not ignore facts.

    1. ” Japan, a G8 country that has both squat toilets and the best sitting toilets I’ve ever used.”

      Yes well, like certain other things, the Japanese have an unique cultural fetish for bathroom fixtures and rituals.
      Fact is, superior Japanese toilets cost several thousand dollars apiece and those are the SIT toilets, not the crap squat jobbies.

      1. Is there a problem with sit toilets that I’m not aware of? This seems like an unnecessary solution to a non-problem.

        Also, when I travel to other countries, I adapt to the local culture (as much as possible). Is it too much to expect foreigners to use our sit toilets when they come to the west?

      1. That whooshing sound was my point flying over your head. The article’s author made a statement that was patently false, which I quoted and refuted (as did others). I challenged nothing else beyond the claim of it being a third-world phenomenon.

        Those wishing to fight back against BS “inclusion” need to be able to counter honestly, without resorting to an overtly-racist statement like that one. Far more people *outside* the middle east and Africa use squat toilets than do within. “Predominantly” doesn’t even come into it.

        1. You made an irrelevant nitpicking remark. Yes not only turd worlders use squat toilets. Who cares? These toilets are marketed because cultural enrichers dump all over the floor and seat, because they can’t adapt to the way civilized people use them. That’s all.

  12. // Some people claim that squat toilets are healthier for bowel functions, although this isn’t the reason they’re being installed in western countries. //
    Not true. They are getting popular:
    https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Squatty-Step-Stool-Bathroom-Potty-Squat-Toilet-Helper-Assistant-Footseat/163388827716
    &
    [Perhaps more than some want to know]
    Comparison of Straining During Defecation in Three Positions: Results and Implications for Human Health
    https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023%2FA%3A1024180319005

    1. “In conclusion, the present study confirmed that sensation of satisfactory bowel emptying in sitting defecation posture necessitates excessive expulsive effort compared to the squatting posture.”

      Sure looks true to me? Squatting is actually a more natural position for this.

      1. Oh certainly it is a natural position for a dhimmi used to servicing his mooselimb overlords. You mouth is just at the right height.

      2. Difficult expulsive effort is never needed for those who eat their natural fruits, leafy greens, and vegetables. Sitting has NEVER presented a problem to my elimination. Perhaps those who are anal-retentive because of their constant state of blind HATE for the infidel and apostate?

      3. alla S, a little watery, and lots of GASS, you can then throw your pants down the hole and call in the power spay team. I’ll just use a real shitter, were such events are “contained”

  13. Brings back some unpleasant memories of doing some work in China. In office buildings, and in trains.

    Not easy to use when you have a fused ankle and walls are too far apart to supply a grip. When you gotta go, you gotta go.

    Yuck!

  15. Notice the other drain on the floor near the hose? My toilet/bathroom doesn’t have on of those. Not hygienic is my take.

    1. Drain covers are not ‘clean’, unless you clean them. But, is it better or worse to wash the floor? Is it better or worse to leave the water on the floor?

      British culture seems to assume the toilet floor is a dry clean place. Well, in fact it needs someone to make it so. What I hate in British hotels is the no-drain bathroom where you need to make sure you don’t splash water on the floor, and oh horror of cleaning up if the little one manages to pee around instead of pee into.

      Oh, yes, and please install bidé showers. I’m not happy with just toilet paper.

  17. Oh my, the reputation of world-leadng British toilets has been absolutely destroyed. What next? Suddenly UK hotels become even worse, British “cuisine” becomes ghastlier, dampness to the marrow (instead of just the bone) and even more chinless (spineless) politicians. [Shudder].

    The mighty are falling and we must stand back! That stinking nightmare piss-hole in the ground is the pebble that starts the avalanche into the north-sea and the tsunami could well wash up against the Rockies.

    I hope we can still count on great British airliners and superior English electronics.

    (BTW Did you notice how their fathers all smelt of elderberries?).

    1. // Oh my, the reputation of world-leading British toilets has been absolutely destroyed. What next? //

      Was it the St. Pancras station that had those toilets dignified as a “Royal Flush”?
      According to some, nations tend to have their “national organs”; french – the liver, germany – the circulation, and for the British the intestine [& associated phenomena].
      I think some here are showing their British background: Keep Calm & Carry On.

    2. I DO love my British loudspeakers … ATC, B&W, Harbeth, Spendor, Kef, Quad … and the reference standard BBC Ls3/5a.

      But I thank God I purchased a Land Rover AFTER BMW bought it and fixed the electronics.

      1. Interesting Kenji…

        Back in the late 70’s I bought a Power Amp, Pre-Amp and Tuner from Buddy for $ 500. QUAD (Grey with Orange highlights on the Tuner and knobs if mem serves me right.?)…7 pin DIN plugs – was fun getting it so that one could convert to the then “top of the line” connectors – RCA.

        Good Quality Equipment with excellent sound. Sold the Set in ’93 and got 600 for it. Now its Yamaha, Bose 10 system & a VISIO 50″ with no effing TV provider – Just Kodi and U-tube..

  18. So when can we expect this to be reciprocated in the middle east, Asia and Africa?

    Why does recognition of diversity and inclusion always seem to go one way?

    1. Sorry Gord. Our toilets are too high tech for them. It’s as if you’re demanding that they acquire indoor plumbing. Expecting them to lug buckets of water from the village well to throw down their toilets is dreaming.

      I recently read of a U.S. Marine Colonel whose stated greatest accomplishment was to train the Iraqi soldiers he was given to use latrines. That was all he was able to train them to do. Nothing else.

    2. > Why does recognition of diversity and inclusion always seem to go one way?

      Because we are so much better in it, and we enjoy the feeling of being progressive and tolerant. In other words, these people are virtue signallers. That’d be OK, but then they start assuming their peers should signal the same way, if not, complaining starts.

  20. “Back in 2016, staff at the University of Sheffield had to post signs showing foreign students how to use toilets, advising them not to squat on the seat, after “cleaners grew fed up of cleaning up mess”.

    2016, you say? In the early 1970s, the history graduate students at McMaster University shared a floor of the Arts building with graduate students in religious studies. I think that all but one of them was either Muslim or Hindu (a natural progression for a formerly Baptist university). None of us, for the very reason outlined above, was prepared to use the facilities on our floor but dutifully went to an upper or lower floor. The cleaners at McMaster made similar complaints, but they seemed to fall on deaf ears.

    1. Yeah well, Asian men squat to pee. It’s a fact and they are a different culture. Notice the floor drain next to the hose?
      Yeah. Pretend you have indoor plumbing, and you’re a man, and you wake up in bed at home with an erection + squat toilet.
      That’s what the hose is FOR. Cleaning the Floor. EEyoo! Diversity is Perversity.

    2. I believe it is “customary” and “cultural” to just piss on the walls … like a 5yo with no inhibitions.

      1. Well, at least the drunken thugs in Finland (probably at Russia as well) tend to do that. The enricherers do differently, but must admit, peeing on the walls is not their sport.

  22. Is that thing wheel chair accessible? I’d hate to be the least bit disabled and have to used that. And how does one do the crossword puzzle, that great aid to relaxed defecation?

  24. So, they flush off their butts but how do they dry them, I don’t see a blow dry machine to do the job. It that’s sanitary I think I’ll stick to the outhouse.

  25. So maybe there’s something to this “don’t shake her hand” thing…

  26. Folks, it’s not a toilet.t’s a foot bath. Muzzies wash their feet before prayer.

  27. Well for me, with buggered knees & hips…squatin aint happenin..

    And although we dont, I would love to have a bidet in our wahsroom. Rather wash my anus than rub it raw with cheap assed toilet paper after a session of Vindaloo….or Suicide Wings. (pretty common in the eu I hear)

  28. and on the topic of squatting, the *only* time I needed and used a public toilet in downtown nuu yark shitty, there were no walls or door, no seat, soooooo yep, had to squat.
    and no toilet paper either. somewhere s end on manhattan.
    this was when the WTC still stood.
    third world? nope. capitalist central more like it.
    it did flush however, straight into the hudson no doubt.
    heh heh. the art museum was worth it.

  29. Wouldn’t it be more sanitary if you just ran ’em arse backwards through a car wash?

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