„Wenn wir Kaiser Aiko anerkennen, wird das imperiale System zusammenbrechen“: Der Grund, den der Verfassungswissenschaftler anführt, der ein Brain Trust für den ehemaligen Premierminister Abe war
„Wenn wir Kaiser Aiko anerkennen, wird das imperiale System zusammenbrechen“: Der Grund, den der Verfassungswissenschaftler anführt, der ein Brain Trust für den ehemaligen Premierminister Abe war
It’s all about the Nippon Kaigi, whose members are pulling the strings. Guess how many LDP members / ministers belong to 日本会議? Even the PM is a member of the Nippon Kaigi organisation. It’s like a shadow unelected government. Like Project 2025 in the USA, but maybe even worse.
BunRabbit on
And sitting an adopted adult son on the throne perfectly supports a „divine“ linage.
GlobalTravelR on
The same Abe constitutional scholar that’s OK about breaking the constitution about having an active military.
green_tea1701 on
I keep getting this sub recommended for some reason. As a person not from Japan with little knowledge of it, I am amazed that one of the country’s chief political concerns during a time of global economic and political crisis is the sex of its next irrelevant figurehead.
This is the kind of political controversy you would expect in 15th century England, not in one of the most economically and technologically prominent countries of the 20th and 21st centuries.
haraschoen on
Huh, really?
PEWPEVVPEVV on
Might as well usurp the throne at this point if these guys don’t respect the wishes of the imperial family.
GetOutOfTheWhey on
Seems a bit pointless to debate about. Does the imperial system carry any significance?
jaehaerys48 on
What’s the point of having an imperial family if their whole life is basically dictated by elected politicians?
Dezinbo on
If it is such a fragile system, it deserves to collapse. BUT there were 8 female empress in the past and the imperial system still exists so what they are saying is that “the imperial system they want to control will collapse”.
What a weasel.
ebearshoo on
All the polls I have seen show people overwhelmingly supporting the dumb LDP bill so 🙄
Solidificationfront on
清国に流れ着き、正統な天皇の血統を受け継ぐ孫笑川を迎え戻すことこそ、最善の策ではないでしょうか。
chillinondasideline on
The prime minister can be female but not the emperor?
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It’s all about the Nippon Kaigi, whose members are pulling the strings. Guess how many LDP members / ministers belong to 日本会議? Even the PM is a member of the Nippon Kaigi organisation. It’s like a shadow unelected government. Like Project 2025 in the USA, but maybe even worse.
And sitting an adopted adult son on the throne perfectly supports a „divine“ linage.
The same Abe constitutional scholar that’s OK about breaking the constitution about having an active military.
I keep getting this sub recommended for some reason. As a person not from Japan with little knowledge of it, I am amazed that one of the country’s chief political concerns during a time of global economic and political crisis is the sex of its next irrelevant figurehead.
This is the kind of political controversy you would expect in 15th century England, not in one of the most economically and technologically prominent countries of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Huh, really?
Might as well usurp the throne at this point if these guys don’t respect the wishes of the imperial family.
Seems a bit pointless to debate about. Does the imperial system carry any significance?
What’s the point of having an imperial family if their whole life is basically dictated by elected politicians?
If it is such a fragile system, it deserves to collapse. BUT there were 8 female empress in the past and the imperial system still exists so what they are saying is that “the imperial system they want to control will collapse”.
What a weasel.
All the polls I have seen show people overwhelmingly supporting the dumb LDP bill so 🙄
清国に流れ着き、正統な天皇の血統を受け継ぐ孫笑川を迎え戻すことこそ、最善の策ではないでしょうか。
The prime minister can be female but not the emperor?