I was watching a video about Hana Kimura's suicide. I was scrolling through
the comments and I saw this comment:

> 私の国が **オケ** を見たことについて悪い話をしないでください。そのすべての西洋 **私は私が嫌いな私は彼ら**
> が常に悪い国を与えるために嫌いを見つけるのが嫌い.

For reference, the two commentators were having an argument about one's
validity of being Japanese and the nature of how toxic Japanese culture can be
whilst in English, but one of them pulls out this unsightly sentence neither
my mother nor I, can make tails of what it actually means.

My mother said this:

> "次は私も意味不明 オケって何？ I hate myself for someone have been looking for bad
> reputation. And I knew it. That's why I hate myself. かな？" わかりません

Both of us are lost on what 'オケ' is even supposed to be. I'm even more lost on
how they even got to this "私は私が嫌いな私は彼ら"

(Just to clarify, my mother is Japanese.)
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Trying to make sense of 私の国がオケを見たことについて悪い話をしないでください。そのすべての西洋私は私が嫌いな私は彼らが常に悪い国を与えるために嫌いを見つけるのが嫌い