Comments by "Valen Ron" (@valenrn8657) on "Karl Marx's Anti-Semitism" video.

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  48. For post-WW2 Japan, MacArthur also executed land reform by shifting significant wealthy landlord's lands to the workers with private land title transfers. MacArthur = land reform transfers that included private land title transfers to the workers. Land Reform in Postwar Japan As part of the democratization of Japan after World War II, Japanese leaders and Occupation authorities worked together to carry out land reform. It is regarded as one of the most successful of the Occupation-era reforms, and has become the model for land reform in other countries. The purpose of land reform was to reduce the wide gap between absentee landlords who owned agricultural land but did not farm it themselves, and tenant farmers who rented the land in exchange for giving the landlord a high proportion of the crop. The land reform laws were intended to limit the amount of farm land one household could own to about the amount of land that one family could farm themselves, without outside labor. The government forced absentee landlords to sell all their land to the government. Farmers were allowed to own a small amount of farm land that they could rent out to others ( 2.5 acres or one hectare in most parts of Japan, and 10 acres or 4 hectares in Hokkaido), and had to sell any excess to the government. The government then sold this land, usually to the tenant who had been farming it. The result greatly improved the living conditions of farmers. MacArthur's ideological basis: A family's land ownership. The West has its own idealogy on land reform with the family unit and private land ownership as its core idealogy. VS Marxist = land reform transfer to the state, no private land title transfer to the workers. Marxist is a fake.
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  67.  @stopthephilosophicalzombie9017  Jews' mercantilism culture bias is not much different from East Asian's mercantilism culture bias e.g. Hebrew Proverbs and Chinese Confucius doctrines. Phoenicians have maritime mercantilism culture and the Phoenicians alphabet has influenced the Greek and Latin alphabets. Phoenicians' alphabet has influenced old Hebrew, Greek and Latin alphabets. The English alphabet is on the Latin alphabet. Note that the western world's weekends with Sunday and Saturday points to Judeo-Christian origin. Bible NT has teachings on good stewardship. Both Papua New Guinea and Australia started from the poor state, but Australia has adopted UK's maritime mercantilism culture bias, hence Australia developed faster than Papua New Guinea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_South_Korea In addition, South Koreans also laud Jews as a high achieving and accomplished group of people citing the disproportionate of successful Jewish businesspeople and Nobel Prize winners as evidence and use this as inspiration for the South Korean populace to emulate Jewish success.[6][7][8] The South Korean media often discusses the merits of "Jewish education" to the South Korean populace.[9][10] South Koreans also identify with Judaism's arduous history of being oppressed peoples, surviving adversity with nothing but intellect and ingenuity to socioeconomically succeed, as well as its strong emphasis on family.[11] Like Japan, South Korea is economically strong. South Korea's largest organized religion is Protestant with a large Evangelical Protestant segment. The two envious ideologies from loser Germany can be dangerous.
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