As a Japanese watching the UK right now, I have one simple question.
people who worry about migration
are called racist.
People who worry about crime
are called far-right.
People who worry about cultural change
are called intolerant.
What are they allowed to worry about?
I am Japanese.
I keep hearing that Europe's problem is
social media.
But when I read the news,
I see people worried about
crime,
taxes,
and immigration.
Maybe they are not angry at an app.
Maybe they are angry because nobody is listening.
What's going on in your country?
I want to understand America properly 🇺🇸
In Japan,
most people will go their entire lives
without ever seeing a gun.
Not carrying one.
Not owning one.
Not even touching one.
So I'm asking sincerely:
What does the right to own a firearm
mean to you personally?
Not looking for a fight.
Not judging.
I genuinely want to hear your answer.🙏
As a Japanese person, I can't wrap my head around what's happening in Europe.
Illegal migrants arrive.
Hotels paid by taxpayers.
Free housing.
Free benefits.
Citizens struggling to pay bills.
In Japan, politicians who proposed this would be voted out overnight.
Can any European explain why this is considered normal?