I’m at my wits end trying to figure it out. I’ve tried pressing the button even more to fix the issue but even with that it’s still getting worse??

I don’t know what could possibly be causing this. The only thing I can think of is that women are getting too uppity on account of having too many rights. Sounds bad but I don’t know what else I could even try. I already tried pressing the button a bunch of times.

Fortunately, we’ve found someone to press the button even harder, and who hates women’s rights, and best of all, she is a woman so nobody gets to complain about it.

Oh I just realized I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Japan.

  • axont [she/her, comrade/them]@hexbear.netEnglish
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    1 day ago

    Yeah I thought you were referring to the Zainichi Koreans. A bunch of Korean kids were taken from their families, given new names and tossed into abusive education systems. Or just outright enslaved and made to work in mines or factories in the Japanese mainland. On top of that, when the allies in WW2 made Japan give Korea independence, the new government didn’t even give citizenship to the Zainichi Koreans living in Japan. So Japan just stranded this large group of people it kidnapped in the first place, wouldn’t let them have access to government healthcare, and forced them to register their identity with municipal governments and declare themselves as Koreans. Which wasn’t great for avoiding discrimination, since now their neighbors or coworkers knew they were Korean. So Koreans wound up with fewer job prospects, less access to healthcare, and discrimination in regards to housing. Fast forward to today and something between 10% to 30% of yakuza have Korean heritage, despite Koreans making up less than 1% of the Japanese population.

    Japanese history is sad