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You seem to fundamentally misunderstand the grouping I used. They are countries with population crises, divided by whether they're solving them with immigration
by nhchris 4y ago
You seem to fundamentally misunderstand the grouping I used. They are countries with population crises, divided by whether they're solving them with immigration or not. That's it. So why would Japan's crisis being worse than China's make the grouping misleading?
I cited the US and Netherlands as random examples of countries with population crises (absent immigration) as proof that China is facing a similar situation that drove those countries to choose immigration.
- filoleg 4y agoMajor apologies, and thanks for pointing out and summarizing the point of confusion I had earlier. While I still might not necessarily agree with the conclusion you've reached, I can clearly see now why you grouped the countries the way you did, and your argument makes way more sense to me as the result.