Comments by "UzuMaki NaRuto" (@UzumakiNaruto_) on "Why Japan Might Not Exist In 60 Years" video.

I always find it funny how people who are concerned about population decline in modern, civilized nations are also likely the same kind of people who believe that climate change is a super important issue that needs to be dealt with ASAP or else the world is doomed. You can't be in favor of population increase without being against climate change and vise versa. If people are serious about saving the planet then they should be HAPPY that the population is declining because less people means less resource and energy consumption and less garbage and emissions output. What's bad about that if you want to reduce human impact on the environment? The main reason to have continued population increase is for mostly economic reasons because corporations need a continuous flow of consumers of their products and services and any significant decrease in population means a significant hit to profits of these companies and of course we can't have that happening can we? 🙄🙄🙄 Also I think Japan is SMART for finding other ways to deal with their population issues rather than simply opening their country to mass immigration like so many western countries have stupidly done. Again this is good for businesses big and small because of the cheap labor that can be brought in, but how is it good for the culture and people of a country when they start to become an ever decreasing majority like we're seeing in western countries? Japan is still distinctly Japanese precisely because it hasn't embraced mass immigration that would eventually change their nation for the worse as it has in places like Canada where you can't even define what is even 'Canadian' anymore because of so much immigration. At any rate the Japanese will figure things out and they'll be fine and they'll find a solution that doesn't involve destroying their country with mass amounts of foreigners who make their country worse and more dangerous and violent.
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What serious negatives have you heard about Japan? From what I've seen whatever negatives there are with living in Japan is far, FAR outweighed by all the positives with the number one being that you almost never have to worry about your personal safety or property much compared to living in many other countries. I live in Toronto and its become a total craphole these days with all the crime, violence and murder from mostly the same couple of demographics of people every single year. Then you have to deal with all the homeless, the addicts and various other people with mental issues etc. and none of it will ever get fixed thanks to all the SJWs who will stop anyone who wants to actually try and fix these problems because it may cause offense or emotional pain or some other crap like that. In my view Japan even with its issues is as close to being the 'perfect' human society that the rest of the world should strive to become more like.
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@Go-ah-oold Japan is an amazing country if you have enough money to never work, ever. As soon as you want to make a living, it gets very difficult. Either you get a high paying job, then you live in Tokyo, and all your salary gets gobbled up by the every day expenses. The other alternative is that you live in the countryside, where it is cheap, but your salary will also be crap, so, you will still struggle to get by. This isn't very different from many places in the world where trying to find an affordable place to live is difficult even with a decent paying job. In Toronto or Vancouver you probably need at least two people making pretty good money to have even a hope in hell of buying a home anywhere near downtown. In Toronto even many suburban areas have become very pricy and too costly for people to even think about buying a home for themselves. The difference is that in Japan other than the higher costs of living and working too much, they don't have to deal with all the daily shootings, stabbings, robberies, random assaults etc. that people living in Toronto have to deal with. The Toronto that I grew up with is long gone and will never return and its become a shell of its former self when it was a great place to live and have fun in. Our politicians have bent the knee to the SJW crowd which means many problems that need to be fixed will NEVER be fixed and the majority population who are much less vocal and militant will have to suffer in silence because if you criticise the wrong people and/or issue you're putting your life and career on the line which most people understandably don't want to do. So yeah being able to find a way to live in Japan long term might be difficult, but if you can do it then it would be a great place to live because they don't have a fraction of the problems that many western countries have when they're not being ruled by the woke crowd and being overrun with immigrants.
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