Japan is finally starting to see right-wing parties gaining popularity, just like in the West. It’s part of a global trend.
Purple_berry_cola on
Sanseito’s the party where one of the members is a guy who married a teenage girl and has been in trouble with the cops at least twice about beating the shit out of her, right?
0biwanCannoli on
This is why good education is important.
Timely_Old_Man45 on
These people should be first in line to fight should China ever invade! Don’t fall for this stupid shit Japan!
Kahzootoh on
This is hardly surprising, conservative governments have a tendency of struggling to make appropriate policy decisions when they are dealing with rising hardship for those on the lower strata of society.
>Wages have failed to keep pace, and the sense of a sluggish economy but comfortable lifestyle has given way to a cost-of-living squeeze and growing pessimism about the future. Those on lower incomes are hardest hit, and it is from there that Sanseito is drawing much of its support.
When the political establishment is dominated by wealthy people who are staunch traditionalists, they’re not going to be quick to grasp the problems on the other end of society where they have limited immediate social contact- a billionaire isn’t going to have friends who work on the production line in a furniture factory.
The obvious policies are also ones that generally don’t appeal to wealthy traditionalists who have benefited from the existing system – lowering trade barriers, increasing productivity, cutting red tape, and imposing progressive taxation to fund social programs.
It’s questionable if Sanseito would actually support any policy reforms that would address the problems it campaigns on, but that usually doesn’t matter to voters- too many immigrants using up limited resources is always a popular way to present a simple solution to a complex problem.
Colbert1208 on
Saw Japanese online saying all kinds of devious and dumb shit. Like foreigners shouldn’t be allowed to use health insurance, or I hope every gov funding is used on Japanese people first. Fucking hell like foreigners don’t pay their due tax.
ginzagacha on
Oh my goooood. I cannot wait for the election to be over. I am so tired of hearing about and seeing sanseito every single day.
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Japan is finally starting to see right-wing parties gaining popularity, just like in the West. It’s part of a global trend.
Sanseito’s the party where one of the members is a guy who married a teenage girl and has been in trouble with the cops at least twice about beating the shit out of her, right?
This is why good education is important.
These people should be first in line to fight should China ever invade! Don’t fall for this stupid shit Japan!
This is hardly surprising, conservative governments have a tendency of struggling to make appropriate policy decisions when they are dealing with rising hardship for those on the lower strata of society.
>Wages have failed to keep pace, and the sense of a sluggish economy but comfortable lifestyle has given way to a cost-of-living squeeze and growing pessimism about the future. Those on lower incomes are hardest hit, and it is from there that Sanseito is drawing much of its support.
When the political establishment is dominated by wealthy people who are staunch traditionalists, they’re not going to be quick to grasp the problems on the other end of society where they have limited immediate social contact- a billionaire isn’t going to have friends who work on the production line in a furniture factory.
The obvious policies are also ones that generally don’t appeal to wealthy traditionalists who have benefited from the existing system – lowering trade barriers, increasing productivity, cutting red tape, and imposing progressive taxation to fund social programs.
It’s questionable if Sanseito would actually support any policy reforms that would address the problems it campaigns on, but that usually doesn’t matter to voters- too many immigrants using up limited resources is always a popular way to present a simple solution to a complex problem.
Saw Japanese online saying all kinds of devious and dumb shit. Like foreigners shouldn’t be allowed to use health insurance, or I hope every gov funding is used on Japanese people first. Fucking hell like foreigners don’t pay their due tax.
Oh my goooood. I cannot wait for the election to be over. I am so tired of hearing about and seeing sanseito every single day.