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...have you considered that things are much nicer there but at great cost to the sections of people they consider "not nice?" Especially in Japan?
by icelancer 6y ago
...have you considered that things are much nicer there but at great cost to the sections of people they consider "not nice?" Especially in Japan?
- verroq 6y agoGood. A country should foremost look after its own people. Worry about foreigners (gaijin) later.
- vore 6y agoI don't think the parent comment was alluding to only foreigners: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karoshi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karoshi is one of the unfortunate social phenomena that's notable in Japan from the culture and the pressure of conformity.
- mef 6y ago_Gaijin_ is commonly used for non-Asian foreigner. Take a look at how citizens of non-Japanese heritage are treated if you want to understand what the parent comment is referring to. For example, Korean or Chinese heritage Japanese, or Ainu (indigenous Japanese)
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