By Federale
02/14/2024
Globohomo may have secured a significant victory in Japan. It appears that one faction of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), the de facto permanent ruling party in Japan, has defected to Globohomo. The faction of the party led by the current Prime Minister, Kishida Fumio, has decided to go all in with diversity.
In a strange speech, Kishida babbled on about oppressed minorities in Japan, as if Kurdish rioters, gaijin mommy bloggers, and butch-cut lesbians had anything to complain about.
On the occasion of the Symposium on “Inclusive Society and Human Rights,” I would like to deliver a few words of welcome.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), adopted by the United Nations in 2015, consist of 17 goals under the principle of ensuring “no one is left behind.” Achieving an inclusive society, one of the initiatives of the Government toward the realization of the SDGs, is an important mission that we must accomplish.
Unfortunately, however, it is not uncommon in Japan to hear of cases where people such as foreigners, those with disabilities, the Ainu people and sexual minorities are subjected to unfair discrimination in finding employment and housing and on the Internet.
Needless to say, we do not tolerate unfair and discriminatory treatment of minorities or unfair and discriminatory words and deeds.
In recent years, there have also been cases where people with roots in foreign countries have been subject to unfair and discriminatory words and deeds on grounds they belong to a specific ethnic group or nationality, and have even been victimized by crimes such as arson and defamation due to prejudice and other factors. This has forced some others to fearfully think that they might be the next victim, as they carry on their lives.
As I have repeatedly said in the Diet, there should never be in any society unfair and discriminatory words and deeds intended to exclude people of a particular ethnic group or nationality, and even more so when it comes to violence and crimes committed with such motives.
Video Message by Prime Minister Kishida at the Symposium on Inclusive Society and Human Rights, transcript, Prime Minister’s Office, February 5, 2024
Such concerns for gaijin, homosexuals, and trannies are misplaced, as the news in Japan is not about gaijin suffering from discrimination, but Kurdish violence on the streets, criminal aliens running free, annoying mommy bloggers complaining unceasingly about the life they made in Japan, and the usual suspects complaining about having to pay their fair share of taxes.
Kurdish rioting:
On July 4 last year, about 100 Kurds crowded into a hospital in Kawaguchi City where a patient injured in a fight between Kurds was brought in. They tried to open the entrance to the emergency room and shouted so loudly that the prefectural police riot squads were mobilized, and some media reported the incident as a “brawl.“ Since the riot, Warabi City, where over 1,000 Kurds live, has been in the public eye.
Since the report of the brawl, there have been many reports of “Kurds running wild late at night in modified vehicles” and “Kurdish people gathering at convenience stores and other places and talking loudly,“ which is a nuisance. The term “warabistan” was also coined. Photos of Kurdish people taken in hidden locations began to be posted on social networking sites.
13,000 Yen. I’ll Give You A Discount. A Walk Through The Deep Town Of Chaos In Kawaguchi And Warabi, Saitama Prefecture, unattributed, Friday Digital, January 27, 2024
This is the degeneracy and criminality that Kishida is defending. Creating a little Kurdistan in Japan is of no benefit to the Japanese or Japan.
But it gets worse: other foreigners in Japan are doing nothing but complaining and manufacturing slights by the indigenous Japanese.
One such annoying gaijin is a woman who pretends to be a native inhabitant of old Edo, the shogunal capital of the Tokugawas, calling herself Edokko, which means a person born and raised in Edo. Of course, there were never any foreigners resident in Edo, which later was renamed to Tokyo when it became the new Imperial Seat.
Friendly clerk at 7/11: Where do you come from?
6yo, after a long pause: I came from school.
Clerk, me: 笑笑笑
We have a nice day and The End. Maybe next time I’ll tell them that my kids were born here 🤣
— Gaijin Mommy (@GaijinMommy) February 7, 2024
But honey, neither you nor your kids are Japanese. The Japanese decided that long ago.
Worse yet are the gaijin who want to change Japan. One such is a one Anne Crescini, who alternatively demands the Japanese change to suit her, while at the same time denigrating her own whiteness and American heritage. Crescini went so far as to claim that stupid Americans from the countryside never heard of rice or fish.
I’m Very Certain Americans from the Countryside Know What Rice and Fish Are
Just as she has contempt for America, no surprise given her haircut, she also hates Japan, where she naturalized. She, of course, deleted the obnoxious X, but others saved it.
郷に入っては郷に従え
— bot (@ui0) February 9, 2024
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
Do you like Japan and its people?
RT @annecrescini If you say something negative, it’s "then leave if you don’t like it!" I thought that by naturalizing I’d be able to actually work for changehttps://t.co/rx83agzigf pic.twitter.com/fyA1UNpko0
Would You Take Advice from This Woman?
However, it is not the mommy bloggers with the punkish hair styles, but the usual suspects who are the most critical of Japan. Apparently some Jewish residents of Japan think it is racist to want foreigners to pay their taxes and their healthcare payments.
Here’s how to let the world know you’re a xenophobic and racist country run by clowns
Pass a law that makes “permanent residence” a joke.
Japanese government considering laws allowing those who miss tax or insurance payments be expelled
— Jake Adelstein/中本哲史 (@jakeadelstein) February 5, 2024
But the Japanese are not happy with the riots and insults. They know what the price will be to tolerate the intolerant and violent gaijin.
The Japanese Are Waking Up to the Danger
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— 松本克也 against All the PKK @トルコに来た日本人 (@MatsumotoKatsuy) December 31, 2023
The Japanese are noticing.
Why Does a Crazy Woman Want to Change Japan?
The war is on in Japan. Hopefully the Japanese will reject traitors like Kishida Fumio.
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