• Bricked@feddit.org
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    1 个月前

    Most of the former nations can at least offset this with immigration, while the latter ones don’t

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          In humanity. Some people exclude others because of the order in which they apply spreads to scones, some because they disagree about whether the bread they’re eating is literally or metaphorically a man’s body, and some because they like a different sports team.

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        Can’t have racism if you don’t let anyone not of the majority ethnicity live in your country 🤔🤔🤔

        -Asia

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        Ok, but what happens when you have 500 million retirees that have to be supported by 300 million workers that are also trying to feed and house themselves and their children?

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      Korea actually has a lot of migration of Koreans from China and Western Asia. It is actually a pretty unique situation. The Chinese Koreans already speak Korean and their culture align perfectly with Korea.

      It’s in all ways a better situation than western countries. But no, let’s pretend that Asia is collapsing. Better than fixing issues in the west.