Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Japan is way, way too conservative for most Americans. The people who say things like "they are safer and take better care of their people" would probably not tolerate living in an actual society like Japan.
Absolutely true. My sister lives there and was forced out of her job at 6 months pregnant because her boss said it was shameful for her to be working in her condition. (This was only 5 years ago.) Her husband, on the other hand, got a fat raise on the birth of his child because he would need the extra money. Is DCUM really ok with women being fired for pregnancy and male coworkers getting unmerited raises because their wives had babies? Is DCUM really ok with no ADHD meds or in-school help for their SN kids, just segregated schools? Is DCUM ok with their kids having to clean their school and mothers (only mothers, because none of them work) being de facto forced into volunteer work there? Draconian drug policies?
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Japan is notoriously xenophobic.
Well, to be fair, its probably the homogeny of their people that allows their culture.
People hate on the US but we’re one of the few truly diverse countries on the planet. There are lots of inherrent challenges that go along with that.
But of course gun crime has nothing to do with diversity. Australia is more diverse and doesn’t have a gun crime problem like the US.
There is a lot more fights and general social corrosive behavior in Australia than in Japan
I’m poc and Japan is xenophobic sure but it’s so safe and clean and chill as I mentioned in another sub forum on here as long as you don’t want to “become Japanese” or have local friends it’s way better to live than anywhere else really.
Australia is really very rednecky even in the cities
Yes, who wants local friends!?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Japan is way, way too conservative for most Americans. The people who say things like "they are safer and take better care of their people" would probably not tolerate living in an actual society like Japan.
Absolutely true. My sister lives there and was forced out of her job at 6 months pregnant because her boss said it was shameful for her to be working in her condition. (This was only 5 years ago.) Her husband, on the other hand, got a fat raise on the birth of his child because he would need the extra money. Is DCUM really ok with women being fired for pregnancy and male coworkers getting unmerited raises because their wives had babies? Is DCUM really ok with no ADHD meds or in-school help for their SN kids, just segregated schools? Is DCUM ok with their kids having to clean their school and mothers (only mothers, because none of them work) being de facto forced into volunteer work there? Draconian drug policies?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live on the Hill and am near shootings constantly, to the point that I just expect it. It was eye-opening to realize that people can wander in cities at night and not worry about this.
You realize that this is true in the vast majority of the US?
How are we counting a “city” here?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Japan is notoriously xenophobic.
Well, to be fair, its probably the homogeny of their people that allows their culture.
People hate on the US but we’re one of the few truly diverse countries on the planet. There are lots of inherrent challenges that go along with that.
But of course gun crime has nothing to do with diversity. Australia is more diverse and doesn’t have a gun crime problem like the US.
Australia is 77% and 10% Asian. I wouldn't call that more diverse.
Fine. Canada is far more divorce than the US and doesn't have a gun crime problem like the US.
This thread is about Japan. However, Canada is 70% White, the US is 58% White.
Canada’s three major cities, which are the only relevant ones in a discussion about crime, are all like 20% white. Something like 75% of Toronto residents are foreign born.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I live on the Hill and am near shootings constantly, to the point that I just expect it. It was eye-opening to realize that people can wander in cities at night and not worry about this.
You realize that this is true in the vast majority of the US?
Anonymous wrote:I live on the Hill and am near shootings constantly, to the point that I just expect it. It was eye-opening to realize that people can wander in cities at night and not worry about this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You do understand that when OP says "Americans", they are referring to White people. Blacks and other people, need not apply because they are not welcome in Japan.
Why do you think it's so safe?
It’s safe because there is equality/equity. They never forced a bunch of people into their country to become slaves. They never stole their land from other people. They are a more egalitarian society. That’s why it’s safer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You do understand that when OP says "Americans", they are referring to White people. Blacks and other people, need not apply because they are not welcome in Japan.
Why do you think it's so safe?
It’s safe because there is equality/equity. They never forced a bunch of people into their country to become slaves. They never stole their land from other people. They are a more egalitarian society. That’s why it’s safer.
Ha ha ha. Search Korean comfort women.
Yes, I know about the WWII history. The point is they don’t CURRENTLY have slave descendants that are relegated to segregated inner cities, with poor schools, and few opportunities for advancement. Way to miss the point.
Anonymous wrote:Japan is way, way too conservative for most Americans. The people who say things like "they are safer and take better care of their people" would probably not tolerate living in an actual society like Japan.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Japan is notoriously xenophobic.
Well, to be fair, its probably the homogeny of their people that allows their culture.
People hate on the US but we’re one of the few truly diverse countries on the planet. There are lots of inherrent challenges that go along with that.
But of course gun crime has nothing to do with diversity. Australia is more diverse and doesn’t have a gun crime problem like the US.
Australia is 77% and 10% Asian. I wouldn't call that more diverse.
Fine. Canada is far more divorce than the US and doesn't have a gun crime problem like the US.
This thread is about Japan. However, Canada is 70% White, the US is 58% White.
Canada’s three major cities, which are the only relevant ones in a discussion about crime, are all like 20% white. Something like 75% of Toronto residents are foreign born.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Japan is notoriously xenophobic.
Well, to be fair, its probably the homogeny of their people that allows their culture.
People hate on the US but we’re one of the few truly diverse countries on the planet. There are lots of inherrent challenges that go along with that.
But of course gun crime has nothing to do with diversity. Australia is more diverse and doesn’t have a gun crime problem like the US.
Australia is 77% and 10% Asian. I wouldn't call that more diverse.
Fine. Canada is far more divorce than the US and doesn't have a gun crime problem like the US.
This thread is about Japan. However, Canada is 70% White, the US is 58% White.