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    Sanae Takaichi's high popularity in Japan despite the country's mounting problems may seem anomalous, but Japan has a history of electing such leaders during perceived "times of emergency". There are parallels to the the rise of former PM Konoe
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    Sanae Takaichi’s high popularity in Japan despite the country’s mounting problems may seem anomalous, but Japan has a history of electing such leaders during perceived “times of emergency”. There are parallels to the the rise of former PM Konoe


    Sanae Takaichi’s high popularity in Japan despite the country’s mounting problems may seem anomalous, but Japan has a history of electing such leaders during perceived “times of emergency”. There are parallels to the the rise of former PM Konoe

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    1. Krocsyldiphithic on

      There is no excuse when she’s literally pointing at Trump and says “I want this”, and people still support her. Japan is a society without morals or values, just like its culture. I’ve lived in Japan most of my life, so I’m allowed to speak the truth, btw.

    2. Nabbarino on

      She’ll be the final nail in the coffin. Japan will only hasten its own demise through her policies.