Serious political discussion/stories

Sincere Question: How could we appropriately and feasibly solve Japan's withering national fertility rates, and repeal the post-war limitations on their military?

> how do we solve japan

> we

I left 4chan for a reason, queer. It's an actual question. I just want opinion solutions on a problem I think plagues a nation. In the same way I would ask about Sweden's shitty political mindset.

I remember reading a tweet where they subsidized childbearing in a town in japan and fertitlity doubled

so there's your answer

It was today or yesterday too

But if we're reduced to America, then how do we increase nationalistic sentiment in The Rust Belt?

@🎭🎵 WrathOfGnon?

better local communities through stronger churches/governments

@Nicholas István ?

Was it this tweet? https://twitter.com/wrathofgnon/status/950955699592286209

Follow Wrath if you don't, one of the absolute best timelines on twitter

it was

Japan is going to have the constitution reform in 2 years.

Repeal Artical 9

So it will be remilitarized

Soon

El Salvadors government says that return of TPS illegals would benefit their economy
http://elmundo.sv/bcr-retornados-de-ee-uu-beneficiarian-a-la-economia/

Liberals should agree since they thing illegal immigrants boost wages and create jobs instead of lowering and taking them

@Huge Brain Oliver yes, new emperor in 2019

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@Phallogos @Huge Brain Oliver What are the odds that the new emperor will be a cuck? As I understand it Akihito has had a great deal of reverence for his position. Will the next in line be Prince Harry-tier?

the emperor is not relavant because the monarch does not have real power

the people is awakening

nationalism is rising

abe administration is stable

with high approval rate

I understand, but in terms of the cultural Identity of Japan he is crucial no? Wouldn't a countersignaling emporer basically be similar to Pope Francis for catholics?

abe has the will to reform the constitution

*emperor

japanese monarch does not show attitudes about policies