It sorta can. Reddit was famous for allowing it. Until it didn't.

regular porn is legal and totally fine

And there's weird lines. Like some states won't let you show it in public.

And "public indecency" is illegal basically everywhere.

"regular porn"

sure there are restrictions, nevertheless they are legal

This is getting off topic. Back to SJWs in Japan?

didn't you say that you had to go

Yeah I do.

well if you want to talk more about japan and you have the time we can keep talking about it

but what specifically about sjws and japan do you want to talk about, especially when most people who are under 40 don't even vote in japan

Here's my main points.
1) Don't underestimate the SJW's ability to change cultures.
2) Don't just give up
3) People need to discuss how to push back. Mechanistically, what kinds of infrastructure to build, how to support said infrastructure, how to enable (i.e. provide job security and a support network) sympathizers in organizations of power, etc.
4) Japan might be different, but they're definitely coming. Get ready. The SJWs in the west targeted the young: "We'll get you through your children" as Norman Podhertz said in 1958. Don't think they won't try and repeat the game. There's definitely a generation of professors educated in the West who've retained those ideas.

Do enjoy the conversation. I'm always curious about other cultures, though I don't really have too long to just idly chat.

Talk again sometime?

1) sjws don't or barely exist in japan
2) give up on what?

#4

2) pushback I'm saying for anyone sympathetic or involved in animegate, don't just give up.

3) what are you talking about, i ahve no idea
4) japanese are apolitical in general, especially the younger generation who are too busy fapping over hentai than doing anything else

nobody in japan cares about animegame

animegate, its not even an issue in japan

I guess. But just keep it in mind. And it's also for any third parties just joining the conversation.

i think you should start understand more about japanese culture before you make broad assumptions

its hard to discuss something which you barely know anything about

Also, slightly related to early discussion.
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20181213000712
https://www.reddit.com/r/JordanPeterson/comments/amofis/my_wifes_company_a_fortune_500_that_has_offices/

I guess. But don't get complacent and don't just make assumptions.

you realize that its a korean source reporting on japan no?

Yes. There was another hate speech law passed in 2016, was there not? That just happened to be the most recent I could find.

Slight continuous changes. Don't count on some kind of cultural inertia.

i've been living in japan for most of that time i don't see any difference, i live in osaka, the city that is mentioned in the article

so despite these supposed regulartsions and laws being passed there is no change in the racial atmosphere in japan

The reddit thread describes exactly how SJWs recruit in the US, by the way. And Fortune 500s aren't that different, but they will always hold a great deal of power.

Maybe. But things do change.

i'd even argue that the racial tensions are getting worse in japan because we can't stand the chinese tourists defacating on your floors and destroying our toilets

That signals enough strength to have taken said step in the first place.

haha. Yeah, racial tensions are getting worse in the US too.

also there are only 2 genders in japan, its not even a subject of debate

I blame the whole intersectionality thing for most of it, but there's other factors driving it too.

That was how it was in most places in the US until a couple years ago.

so since there is no such thing as "gender bias" training in japan there isn't even anywhere to start

I still remember how people on Reddit used to make fun of the whole concept and you couldn't find *anyone* pushing the "gender is a social construct" line.

in the US feminism and LGBT has been a issue from a long time ago before trump even announced his presidency