The Solution Is More Immigration

You always hear that "Demography is Destiny." It boils down to despair that rich countries experience low birth rates, and poor countries experience high birth rates. The globalist mind-set thinks, oh, if only we could bring them together!

It's disconcerting that this school of thought invariably expresses in members of my own tribe. It's a stereotype that gets harder and harder to defend, and is utterly un-self-aware. We Jews have been kicked out of every decent country because we have made ourselves unwelcome to our hosts. But let's insist that every other country be pressured to import people, in the name of a continually rising gross domestic product.

Case in point is this zaftig Alanna Schubach, who wrote an article a while back that attempts to "make the case for a more multicultural Japan."

The subtitle is laugh out loud ridiculous, The aging nation must consider its future. Banning hate speech would be a crucial first step. Putting people in jail for wrongthink doesn't protect the target of the speech. It only increases resentment.

But it's a necessary first step to remove any national identity. German schoolchildren have been shamed for three generations and it set the stage for their country's Islamic invasion. Their speech codes helped make Germans ethno-masochists.

Why does Schubach think she knows what's best for the Japanese people? She "taught English at a public high school for three years" in Fukuoka. She describes how Japanese people have "an-group understanding that can look almost like telepathy to outsiders." Such arrogance for her to assume that she understands what they need better than they do!

Schubach asserts that Japanese insularity can be "corrosive, particularly in times of crisis." She uses as example an anecdote about how "an official in charge of the cleanup of contamination around the damaged Fukushima nuclear plants, turned away foreign companies that offered to lend their expertise."

It may have been preferable that Japan accept foreign expertise, but perhaps it is more important that everyone involved is accountable to Japanese institutions.

But the main argument Schubach uses to justify her imposed multiculturalism is that it's the only way to "avoid drastic economic downscaling."

Why is it so hard to accept that countries have life cycles in which they grow and flourish and others in which they stagnate? Is Shubach aware that the reason our tribe has existed for thousands of years is because of the "racism" she condemns?

Whether Japan imports a permanent underclass isn't up to Shubach, fortunately. If Japan contracts, at least it will still be Japanese.