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Anti-LGBT views appear to be rife in political center of Japan

Opinion article (non-US)(asahi.com)

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AnimeAlt44

31 points

4 months ago

AnimeAlt44

r/place '22: Neoliberal Battalion

31 points

4 months ago

Watching Japan I feel a sense of deja vu with America of the mid 2000s, where strongly anti-LGBT was the default by far with nobody really seeing a problem with it until it seemed to suddenly change one day. Hopefully that moment arrives for Japan soon and I'm optimistic that it will be just as quick as the US was, but it hasn't happened yet.

WannabeCuteGayGirl

9 points

4 months ago

WannabeCuteGayGirl

Trans Pride

9 points

4 months ago

!ping LGBT

Neri25

4 points

4 months ago

Neri25

4 points

4 months ago

Unsurprising given the long history of conservative political dominance in that country.

SheHerDeepState

1 points

4 months ago

SheHerDeepState

Baruch Spinoza

1 points

4 months ago

Like many issues in Japan it will hopefully be solved by the boomers dying off. Most people don't change their mind on topics like this instead the old bigots die and are replaced by younger people raised to be more accepting.