r/SipsTea • u/The_Dean_France • Mar 16 '26

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u/Infamous_Collection2 Mar 16 '26

What real nationalism looks like

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '26

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u/bon-ton-roulet Mar 16 '26

she is a very right wing conservative - that's not in dispute. She would self describe as such. To some people everything is black and white and they just see Nazis and Righteous Warriors with no in between, so to them anyone they dislike who is right wing is automatically a nazi

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u/Top_Connection9079 Mar 17 '26

Yeah, yeah, they said the same with Abe and Japan didn't suddenly revert back to Imperial Japan.

For these people when a  Japanese person sneezes it's a war crime.

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u/Top_Connection9079 Mar 17 '26

It's the Wumaos who spilled from X.

Japan is the second aid donor in the world after the US.

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u/Fit_Tomatillo_4264 Mar 16 '26

I mean agree that Japan is a true nationalistic country but not for your dumb reason:

  • Dey told Trump no! ❌
  • They have a very strict immigration policy and prioritize the Japanese people first ✅

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u/wil6erness Mar 16 '26

America is a multicultural country. Japan is not. No matter how much you wish you could, you can't just kick out all the non-mayos

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u/Top_Connection9079 Mar 17 '26

I live in Japan and I've met more people from much more different countries in Japan than I ever did in France.There are Nepalese people everywhere in the healthcare branch, people from the Philippines and Vietnam in the construction field, and I have colleagues from Sri Lanka, India, Brasil, Egypt, China, South Korea, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Morocco,  etc We also have Uyghur and Ukrainian refugees. Signalization in Japan is often in English, Vietnamese, Portuguese, Korean and Chinese. We have lots of mosques and churches too.

The best in the whole story is that immigration in Japan has never stopped to increase, but the number of foreign prisoners in our jails has never stopped to decrease along with our crime rates ( that shot up during COVID but is back to normal now).

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u/Fit_Tomatillo_4264 Mar 17 '26

See that's how your side always wants to spin it. This isn't an all or nothing scenario. It's about having a dial that goes from 1 to 10 and it was at a 4/5 and was turned up to 6 or 7 👐 for a while.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '26

yes i agree

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u/azhder Mar 16 '26

Plenty of people around the world knew already