Japan Yes!
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On one hand, this is definitely cause for rejoicing.
On the other hand, there's a chance he'll be replaced by someone even worse.
Keep your eyes peeled!
Considering the backlash that was already faced, what Japanese politician in their right mind would go even harder? And how the hell would they be voted in?
They'd just end up making another Otoya Yamaguchi.
If only.
The 12th of October is on my calendar for a reason.
Well, shit.
Sanae Takaichi supports Donald Trump
Sanae Takaichi exposes left-wing government for wanting to give foreigners the right to vote
Sanae Takaichi is the female Shinzo Abe
Sanae Takaichi wants to denaturalize foreign subverters
Sanae Takaichi has a very good relationship with Ken Akamatsu
"Nah. Woman. Out."
Yeah I saw later she is an old Asian woman, unlike Meloni and the younger westerners. These old Asian ladies can be ruthless.
I'll give her the benefit of the doubt. I hope she does all that shit you posted above, specially kicking nigs and goatfuckers out.
Women don't lead
She may believe she those things but she will be easy to control or manipulate.
Better female pm than another wef stooge. If Takaichi is turned out to be wef stooge, she should be out. I bet the old Japanese male population was thinking that way when voting between Takaichi and Ishiba.
In the so called democracies, when one party becomes insufferable, they replace the one party with another, and the people's need for change is satiated without any real meaningful differences.
-AH speech delivered to the Krupp factory.
He probably took that quote from a book called Mein Kampf written by some ww1 veteran.
Important thing to note, is that it seems like the big thing that ruined him wasn't the immigration policy (though that was certainly a big part) but his rice policy.
Apparently Japan has a huge thing about importing rice. Like, national heritage and culture type stuff. And he was making some really stupid statements about importing rice (something they already do but quietly to make sure they don't run low), and the news has been running non-stop hate against him daily about it.
Its a whole rabbit hole thing that wouldn't even register to us, but Japan is Japan and it probably makes sense to them on the inside.
I recently learned that Japan still imports at least 80% of its food, possibly as high as 90%.
There just isn't enough arable land on those mountainous islands.
It's also why they'll never try to go to war again, constitution or not. Cut off the food. Done.
Apparently the rice thing has a lot of "government intervention" keeping them from producing more than they could be, very similar to our farming issues, and the increasing urban density making it impossible to find young, strong men to move out there to work the fields, so they are slowly aging out of having the workforce for what farmland they do have.
I imagine that was the intention for all the immigrants in the first place. Sending them to the rice fields (motherfucker).
More like a lot of arable land has been abandoned due to mass urbanization (92% compared to the 83% of the US). Japan used to produce 80% of their food back in 1960, while having to sustain 22% fewer people.
https://www.nippon.com/en/ncommon/contents/japan-data/1079650/1079650.png
Huh. Interesting info. Thank you.
By the way, what did you mean by 92% and 83% urbanization?
I believe it's the percentage of population that live in areas classified as urban
probably why they like to invade china or korea, for farm land or to make vassal states and have some kinda grain/rice tax.
i dont blame the japanese for invading china. its really the only legit way for a country to grow by taking it via force.
you can tell that the immigration thing is some kinda pussy womanly thing to do. taking over without being physical. meanwhile.. old, manly times, we at least fuck each other up for land and even the nobleman can sometime die because they are in battle sometimes.
Thank god for his stupid mouth then if that was what got him to be resigned. There are a lot of taboo and hidden etiquettes in Japan that makes living in there hard for foreigners but at times like this, it's a blessing.
Part of the problem is that Japanese rice is wildly expensive. Like the equivalent of $80 a bowl... of rice.
just the rice
Its also a deeply important cultural piece and something they clearly hold a lot of pride in.
That's the kind of thing you need to tiptoe around incredibly carefully to even talk about, as one wrong word (correct or not) will sink your entire existence and have the entire world against you.
Look at what happens to Right-Wing figures in America who say something pro-gun control like Dan Crenshaw, for example. Literal overnight demonization, though we lack the conviction to force them out as the Japs do.
Stay strong Japan.
I berieve in you!
YEW BRING GREATUH HONAH TO YO PEEPOROW
The kind of "hardline conservative" who waves Israeli flags, kisses the wall while wearing a tiny hat, and says we need "legal" immigration because muh GDP?
sounds based to me
ehhhhhh
I saw that too, but old Asian women can be ruthless unlike theit western counterparts. If she hates nigs and fags, she might actually be good.
Japan also needs to block the faggotry and push for accepting diversity from the South Korea entertainment complex.
Examples of other women?
Yeah. Getting some flashbacks of Giorgia Meloni from Italy and Danielle Smith from Alberta, there.
Japan(ese) Conference?
Also,
I hope this more shows that Japan has enough pressure, power and influence collectively as shown by the protests to force out globalist shills in the establishment.
Wow, I didn't expect the resignation to happen this soon honestly. I thought they would have to drag him out kicking and screaming for a year. As I thought, Japan completely different from anglo-western cucktries. Australia might have had massive rallies around this time, our country will not kick that pm out any time soon.
Shame is still very much a prevalent factor in Japanese society.
Not complete until he commits sepeku to honor his family 🗡️
That he gets to resign peacefully instead of being dragged out into the street by the people really says a lot about how tame all modern societies have become.
"hard line conservative"
I don't think they know what this means.
If he's not yelling "Banzai!" and wielding a sword, he's probably not a true Japanese hard-liner.
Wait and see. Now if only the rest of the world would reject liberals wholesale.
“Potential candidates within the ruling party include Sanae Takaichi, 64, a former internal affairs minister who finished second to Ishiba in an LDP leadership race last year. If chosen, Takaichi would be Japan's first female prime minister.”
Yeah. One step forward one step back.
I guess the someone stole his heart.
How many politicians are going to be assassinated in japan?
I hope someone handed him a sword to fall onto on his way out.