I have visited Japan twice. Seeing the homogeneity of the japanese is like looking at time capsule of what America was, combined with what it could have been if its leaders cared about border control and national pride rather than subversively globalist ideals. The japanese have nothing to desire from the west. Although they aren't perfect by any stretch, at least their leaders maintain pride in their culture, language and country. I will never forget when visting the island of Miyajima, there were children eating the same candy and playing the same games their forefathers played. These were recipes and games passed down from thousands of years past and their parents took their kids to experience those traditions... this is a respect of the past which is being robbed in America. It is your duty to not allow the subversives to rob your children (and yourselves) of the tradition and history of this nation. You have to fight for it or it will be taken away.
Elchupanibre5 0 points 2.5 years ago
I have visited Japan twice. Seeing the homogeneity of the japanese is like looking at time capsule of what America was, combined with what it could have been if its leaders cared about border control and national pride rather than subversively globalist ideals. The japanese have nothing to desire from the west. Although they aren't perfect by any stretch, at least their leaders maintain pride in their culture, language and country. I will never forget when visting the island of Miyajima, there were children eating the same candy and playing the same games their forefathers played. These were recipes and games passed down from thousands of years past and their parents took their kids to experience those traditions... this is a respect of the past which is being robbed in America. It is your duty to not allow the subversives to rob your children (and yourselves) of the tradition and history of this nation. You have to fight for it or it will be taken away.