/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

>>57562 (OP) 
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>>57562 (OP) 
>japan thread

>>57565
Japan is disenfranchising the Gaijan. Sorry Gaijan, Japan will always be Japanese from now on. You could pack in ten million shudras into that floating aircraft carrier and the Japs would still rule. Game over Globalists, great replacement homosexuality is just not going to work here.

And we can do this worldwide. Revoke voting rights for recent immigrants. It's like remigration except quicker

>>57562 (OP) 
Based, all gaijin must go. Especially the k*reans, jeets, flips and thais.

The two steps to saving western countries suffering diversity overload:

#1, RECENT IMMIGRANTS MAY NOT VOTE IN CIVIC ELECTION FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS, IF NOT MORE

#2, HUMANE REMIGRATION FOR ECONOMIC MIGRANT SCABS BEGINS IMMEDIATELY

That stops the problem at once. Japan is showing the pathway for how to roll back the globohomo bloc

>>57839
oh, and third. 

#3 - RECOGNITION OF NATIONAL CULTURAL UNIQUENESS BASED ON EXISTING ETHNIC COMPOSITION

>>57839
>HUMANE REMIGRATION FOR ECONOMIC MIGRANT SCABS BEGINS IMMEDIATELY

posterity will remember as inhumane, it will be inhuman to the “White Guilt” conscience no matter how you organize it. Pinky promise that. 

>RECENT IMMIGRANTS MAY NOT VOTE IN CIVIC ELECTION FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS, IF NOT MORE

We do not nor likely ever have lived in a democracy as it pertains to the U.S. . This measure may give some face to the project of emboldening people to believe that civic life is worthwhile but it’s a mirage. Just a note for the people in the back standing up and saying “oh captain my captain”. Sit the fuck down retard is what I say.

>>57961
the polity is clearly going to shit because of too much diversity. We don't need absolute terms, we just need to lower that number to a comfortable margin

>>58030
>the polity is clearly going to shit because of too much diversity
We can here and now recognize that the polity be the dictactors of policy a mirage, and if we can do that then we can recognize that we aren't talking about voting but the power of civics or the dedication to the power of civics as important, and not the "voting power". Which is what i'd like to restate as completely useless and a red herring given our current and likely future circumstance. Agreed?

>>57961
Yeah you're right