it makes me sad that japan will probably become "multicultural" due to birthrates causing a declining gdp
it makes me wanna not bother learning japanese

>>81693745 (OP)
2000-4000 is more than enough to ruin your country

>>81693745 (OP)
learn about other places and maybe it won't make you as sad - the rest of the world is just as interesting
>>81693777
>I hate Jewish people
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>>81693745 (OP)
i don't think they're going to really become multicultural. They're on the way to begin, but that'll probably get stomped out before long. I know I'm still going to learn japanese because i think it's cool and i think they're cool. either way never forget... picrelated

>>81693745 (OP)
cultures die/change sadly, it's how things are

>>81693790
off my site normalfaggot, get back to twitter where you belong.

>>81693790
>We are chuds here sir

>>81693745 (OP)
nah
t.visited recently

>>81693819
not your site fucker
>>81693839
i aint

>>81693790
most places already seem kind of messed up by cultural instability and their weird economies that become dystopias or immigrant farms
>>81693810
i will miss it a lot if it does get replaced by like muslim halal things and indians

>>81693862
If it does go that way, 100 years down the line those muslims and indians will be replaced by another culture, it never stops you know?

>>81693857
what was it like? i think i remember hearing that places like kyoto are very bad

>>81693862
>messed up by cultural instability and their weird economies that become dystopias or immigrant farms
capitalist production bro
>private ownership of industries implies competition, and therefore unplanned production
>unplanned production leads to "over"production
>under capitalism things can only be consumed if they're sold at a profit - profits dry up with superabundance, so industry is dragged to a halt
>general poverty and destitution until surplus products are destroyed or sold off, then cycle begins anew
>two ways of staving off this law is to destroy produce, or expand the market
>this leads to imperialism, where excess capital was exported into colonial possessions for investment, at huge cost to colonised peoples
>development of industry in colonies leads to national liberation movements, threatening capitalist imperialism
>imperialist countries switch tactics to neocolonialism, where exploited countries are nominally independent, but are economically subordinated to imperial interests (similar to how we have a "representative democracy", but all the candidates are chosen by corporate think-tanks)
>profits from this enterprise start to also dry up, imperial countries start cutting into domestic spending
>domestic population can no longer afford to have children, so new workers must be brought in through immigration

>>81693893
kyoto is probably my favourite place but not the main part and certainly not gion
if you know much about japan then you should have a good idea - i did before i ever visited but a few things surprised me
>japs were friendlier than i expected
they would strike up conversations with me regularly
some are absolutely hostile but mostly old people and i would say more were very open than were unpleasant
>it is cheap
then yen is worth nothing
>there was a lot more jinglish than i expected
and i do not like to see or hear it

idk what to tell you really since idk what you think japan would be like
i've spent a good amount of time there so it isn't like my opinion is baseless
kyoto has a lot of tourists but also a lot of japanese tourists and there are still parts where you see zero foreigners
heck this one girl was all panicked trying to deal with me even though i spoke enough japanese that she didn't need to use english, she was really cute