The West need to be more like Japan Change my Mind

Japan has an extremely high rate of suicide.  Also, in World War 2, they were brutal.  Those days are gone though.  I have nothing against the Japanese culture.  My sister in law is Asian as a matter of fact.

The West needs to be the West though.  We need to get back to Christian values because frankly after you peel away all the layers of what is going on in society, you will eventually find it is all satanic.  The entire goal is to destroy Christianity.  Jesus Christ was the single most important person to ever walk this earth.  What he did was so perfect that no one can argue against it.  To me, it is frightening to even contemplate a society where Jesus does not exist.

Frankly, I do not care what race a person is or what nationality.  All I care about is whether or not you are with Jesus or against Jesus.

I don’t think people truly realize how satanic things are.  From the Google logo to Monster Energy Drink, Satanism is everywhere and in the end, that is what we are all fighting.

You never heard about lolicon ?XD

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SJW aka Massive Racists who think everyone else is inferior….yes we get rid of them and we are definitely on the right track back to a more free and positive society!

I absolutely love Asian culture and especially Japanese society. I am married to an Asian women and I hope to have some adorable Asian/Hispanic babies one day. However I do think the west needs to be the west and just leave Japan to itself otherwise there wouldn’t be something to admire in it if we all did things the same.  The west needs to picks its balls back up, slam them bastards on the table and lay down the law by removing the megaphone attached to the SJW’s asses to the media’s ear.

Once that happens, clean up the schools and eliminate all the marxism being preached and we will be back on the way to maximizing freedom and liberty for all!

Japan has innate cultural homogeneity, and that makes it appear that they have greater solidarity than the U.S. which by contrast is less homogeneous and has greater diversity and therefore more dissenting opinions and a wider breadth of lifestyles.  We’ve got a lot of problems in the U.S. right now, but something that has happened forever is for our people to point “grass is greener fingers” at other nations. This is usually done by inexperienced or uneducated people. This isn’t to say that other nations don’t have great accomplishments or that they haven’t developed systems here or there that are remarkable. But there’s a lot of tunnel vision that goes on when people make these assertions. There are a lot of problems in the nations throughout the rest of the world that the U.S. does not have.

The current issues are born of cognitive dissonance about the realities of social entitlement largely being asserted by a generation of people who got trophies when they lost as kids. There’s a lot of lack of education and lack of comprehension about these people. It’s like a cross section of millenial and younger generation who only took “leadership” classes where they learned how to argue in a compelling fashion, but accuracy and truth be damned.  It’s like a group of people who saw those little motivational posters or framed pictures of mountains with slogans as their education, but never read a real book or looked at any actually well rounded data.  They got trophies as kids and now as adults they aren’t getting one for failure and so their explanation for this injustice is that it’s systemic racism or  some other life unfairness that they can’t compute (dissonance).

But with all of that being said, if the west does need to be more like Japan, then I would argue that it is only in being more humble in judgement (we’d have less rioting for example) and greater silence in respect (we’d have fewer empty arguers for example).