Umemura noted that Biden should "solve the problem in New York before he says things like this," and that the next presidential election could see a complete reversal of America's immigration policy, so there is "no need for Japan to follow suit."
The leader of the right-leaning Sansai Party, Sohei Kamiya, was less polite. "It's not that we're xenophobic, we are being cautious after seeing your failures," Kamiya said of Biden and his policies.
Corporate America would love to normalize this kind of work norms here.
The birth rate in countries like Korea, Taiwan, China is recently dropping too low. Not enough taxpayers. Governments there are having a hard time understanding why, and giving some childcare subsidies to reverse it.
While North Korea is certainly no paradise, life in South Korea, if you are middle-class is so hypercompetitive and soul-less and stressful, it’s a wonder why anyone there has time to have any babies at all.
Your entire childhood is spent in cramming and extra tuition classes to get into a good university. Your job means you will be working 18 hrs a day until you are 65. Housing is near unaffordable.
Suppose Biden brings in 5-10 million more illegals and average home price goes to 2 million in a few years, does that get counted as an increase in GDP?
Why is my taxpayer dollars paying for a military budget more than the next 20 countries combined, when MS-13 agents, CCP agents, al-qaeda agents and bad hombres from anywhere can just stroll across the border and claim asylum.
Why Only 16% of Americans Have Confidence in the Federal Government and What to Do About It
What to do about it? Start by giving a strong message to the corrupt deep state that we are on to them, instead of continuing to vote for the uniparty. Give the establishment a big middle finger in Nov. And that middle finger is Donald J Trump.
As long as the “newcomers” stay in the deep blue states and don’t “newcomer” into the red states, then it’s just the blue states getting what they voted for.