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> Many leftists [...] uncomfortable before the war
The interesting thing there is that the military rule period saw Marxism practically banned and both liberals and Marxists having gone underground.
What was one of the first things that the Americunts did when they took over Japan? Reversed the ban on the Communist Party (JCP). Marxism experienced a resurgence in the 1950s, the violent New Left popped up in the 1960s (many of those that they killed were their own people) and the ethnomasochistic anti-Japaneseists popped up in the 1970s.
Eventually these militant types went off in different directions. Some were jailed. Others became caught up in other political phenomena, such as joining the Green environmentalist movement, which never took off in Japan.
Amusingly, the JCP is one of the Japanese political parties most hostile to America today, albeit for all the wrong reasons.
I'd say the Japanese first lost their way in the 1860s when they started pushing Westernization from top down. Liberalism was already well established in Japan by the 1920s. There were already Japanese translations of certain Marxist texts in the 1900s, and Marxism was also well established by the 1920s. Japan, always trying to emulate someone, was first trying to emulate both Britain and France. But as the situation changed in Germany, they started to emulate that instead.
The problem, then, did not begin with the American occupation. Yet the Americans worsened everything after the war, for example, by destroying masses of books, just as they did in Germany. They then brought into Japanese libraries their own rubbish. So, for instance, Japanese academia effectively switched from moving towards Germanization to moving towards Americanization, at least in part simply because American books were many of those most easily obtainable.
Some Japanese think the problem began with the Meiji restoration when the Shogunate was overthrown and some think the jews funded the overthrow of the shogunate. A Jap i saw commented that Japan was lobotomized twice, once after the shogunate's fall and the second time after ww2
I'm surprised everyone in Japan doesn't hate Americans, considering we forced their country into WW2 and killed it with "democracy" and feminist, judeo-leftist thought. The only thing that could be said in our defense is that we thought those things were good and were practicing them ourselves.
Maybe they can tell the difference between ZOG and actual America, since they seem to idolize specifically White americans. Maybe its something to do with their honor system where since we beat them, they owe us loyalty or or something like that.
The interesting thing there is that the military rule period saw Marxism practically banned and both liberals and Marxists having gone underground.
What was one of the first things that the Americunts did when they took over Japan? Reversed the ban on the Communist Party (JCP). Marxism experienced a resurgence in the 1950s, the violent New Left popped up in the 1960s (many of those that they killed were their own people) and the ethnomasochistic anti-Japaneseists popped up in the 1970s.
Eventually these militant types went off in different directions. Some were jailed. Others became caught up in other political phenomena, such as joining the Green environmentalist movement, which never took off in Japan.
Amusingly, the JCP is one of the Japanese political parties most hostile to America today, albeit for all the wrong reasons.
I'd say the Japanese first lost their way in the 1860s when they started pushing Westernization from top down. Liberalism was already well established in Japan by the 1920s. There were already Japanese translations of certain Marxist texts in the 1900s, and Marxism was also well established by the 1920s. Japan, always trying to emulate someone, was first trying to emulate both Britain and France. But as the situation changed in Germany, they started to emulate that instead.
The problem, then, did not begin with the American occupation. Yet the Americans worsened everything after the war, for example, by destroying masses of books, just as they did in Germany. They then brought into Japanese libraries their own rubbish. So, for instance, Japanese academia effectively switched from moving towards Germanization to moving towards Americanization, at least in part simply because American books were many of those most easily obtainable.