This video should really be titled "how Democrats enable violent crime in the U.S." Long time readers know that I lived in Japan for a couple years when I was younger as a missionary for my church. From my observations there, I concluded that the primary reason that there was a low crime rate in Japan was because of the extreme cultural and racial homogeneity. The producer of the video below, however, believes it is because the Japanese are very good at identifying and locking up the 1% or so of the people that are responsible for 50% of the violent crime, and making prison very tough and unpleasant. This in comparison with the U.S. where liberal laws and policies pushed by Democrats make it hard to obtain and use confessions and take the side of the criminals over that of victims or the public at large.
VIDEO: "How Japan Ended Violent Crime"
Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (4 min.)
Japan has a well-developed MONOculture, unlike the mongrelization that occurred in America with the onset of racial integration.
ReplyDeleteYes. I still believe that the homogeneity of their culture, and that the culture is one that strictly enforces following cultural norms, is a big factor. Certain groups are just more predisposed to crime and violence. For instance, someone from a culture where criminal acts and fraud are expected is not going to be a good fit in the West.
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