Asa on Nostr: sj_zero I dont think you can compare Japan to the West, the west created it, Japan ...
sj_zero (nprofile…z3x4) I dont think you can compare Japan to the West, the west created it, Japan merely tried to copy it and failed, you can dress a monkey with silk but it's still a monkey.
When you look past the cars, trains, smartphones, buildings and suits Japan is the same as it has always been, a bunch of primitive tribal groups living in a low state of consciousness. They dont have democracy, they dont have rule of law, their education is just useless rote memorization, their young people cant compete with anybody in the rest of the world.
From the inside its possible to see how they are a primitive people struggling to keep appearances up for the white man to see, the things that they do achieve require 900% more effort and sacrifice than they should, and a couple dozen suicides too. In every way their society is extremely unsustainable, and it hasn't existed for long anyway, its a failed experiment in every way you look at it.
It would be interesting to see how much of Japan's economic success is just freebies from the West, having favorable trade agreements, military alliances, etc.
As far as I am concerned, the only virtue (not really a virtue) of the Japanese is that they were already pre-trained by their own leaders to be very very very obedient slaves, so it was easy to use them as a industrial revolution experiment, at the cost of their lives and potentially the future of their entire race though.
When you look past the cars, trains, smartphones, buildings and suits Japan is the same as it has always been, a bunch of primitive tribal groups living in a low state of consciousness. They dont have democracy, they dont have rule of law, their education is just useless rote memorization, their young people cant compete with anybody in the rest of the world.
From the inside its possible to see how they are a primitive people struggling to keep appearances up for the white man to see, the things that they do achieve require 900% more effort and sacrifice than they should, and a couple dozen suicides too. In every way their society is extremely unsustainable, and it hasn't existed for long anyway, its a failed experiment in every way you look at it.
It would be interesting to see how much of Japan's economic success is just freebies from the West, having favorable trade agreements, military alliances, etc.
As far as I am concerned, the only virtue (not really a virtue) of the Japanese is that they were already pre-trained by their own leaders to be very very very obedient slaves, so it was easy to use them as a industrial revolution experiment, at the cost of their lives and potentially the future of their entire race though.