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4	Why do weeb Red Pillers fetishize Japan and Korea when these countries have many of the problems they complain about? I think you are not familiar with Japanese working culture and gender? Have you heard of Sougoshoku/ippanshoku? Japan is indeed very sexist society but women are the ones can choose between career path(salarymen/salarywomen) and non -career path(ippanshoku) at the time they do Job interview as new graduates. Male graduates practically don't have freedom of choosing relaxing but low pay non-career path, because Japanese companies or society in general still think it is legal to discriminate again…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/01/20 10:43 PM
2	No wonder Japan doesn't have feminism problems In 1960 Men 27.2 Women 24.4 In 1980 Men 27.8 Women 25.2 In 2000 Men 28.8 Women 27.0 http://jbri.jp/data_archive/data_0005.html I think married at 22 was common in the 1970s and early 1980s but definitely not common today's Japanese society.	/r/MGTOW	16/01/18 12:26 AM
2	No wonder Japan doesn't have feminism problems Yes but Japan's marriage ratio was known as extremely high(97%+ people marry), nowadays it has declined quite a bit and the number become pretty average but definitely not much lower than western countries. http://www.garbagenews.net/archives/1792910.html http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/File:Crude_marriage_rate,_selected_years,_1960-2015_(per_1_000_persons).png http://www8.cao.go.jp/shoushi/shoushika/whitepaper/measures/w-2017/29pdfhonpen/pdf/s1-2.pdf#search=%27%E5%A9…	/r/MGTOW	15/01/18 11:52 PM
3	No wonder Japan doesn't have feminism problems LOL, No, where is that 22 yo theory comes from? Japan has pretty average marriage age with women's average first marriage age being 29 among developed countries and age gaps between men and women are smaller than most western countries. Women's age of first marriage Age gap of first marriage between men and women Albania 24 5.5 Montenegro 28.6 4.1 Azerbaijan 23.7 3.9 Romania 26.7 3.5 Bulgaria 26.9 3.4 Georgia 26.6 3.3 Bosnia and Herzegovina 26.4 3.2 Armenia 26.3 3.1 Greece 29.9 3.1 Moldova 24.0 …	/r/MGTOW	15/01/18 04:54 PM
2	MGTOW philosophy rocks Japan terribly. Again majority European countries that have lower working hours than the US have very similar level of fertility rates as Japan, thus would suffer depopulation at similar speed as Japan "without immigrants" The difference between European countries and Japan is mostly whether they accept immigrants or not. EU 1.56 (2015) Japan 1.43(2015)	/r/MGTOW	16/10/17 08:59 AM
3	MGTOW philosophy rocks Japan terribly. Stupid stereotype really. Japan's birth rate is indeed very low but the situation is not much better in many European countries or other developed Asian countries.The differences between Japan and European countries mainly lie in immigrant policy. List of world lowest birth rate countries. Monaco 1.53 2017 (Est.) Portugal 1.53 2017 (Est.) Albania 1.51 2017 (Est.) Switzerland 1.5 2017 (Est.) Spain 1.5 2017 (Est.) San Marino 1.5 2017 (Est.) Georgia 1.49 2017 (Est.) Cuba 1.48 2017 (Est.) Estonia 1.…	/r/MGTOW	16/10/17 08:49 AM
9	The mystery of why Japanese people are having so few babies. Blah blah, men are failures. Stupid stereotype. Japan's birth rate is very low but the situation is not any better in European countries or other developed Asian countries.The differences between Japan and European countries mainly lie in immigrant policy. List of world lowest birth rate countries. Monaco 1.53 2017 (Est.) Portugal 1.53 2017 (Est.) Albania 1.51 2017 (Est.) Switzerland 1.5 2017 (Est.) Spain 1.5 2017 (Est.) San Marino 1.5 2017 (Est.) Georgia 1.49 2017 (Est.) Cuba 1.48 2017 (Est.) Estonia 1.48 2017 (Est.) Croat…	/r/MGTOW	24/07/17 07:29 AM

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