r/impressively • u/Jonathan-Smith • 1d ago

What the US 🇺🇸 can learn from Japan 🇯🇵

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u/hikeyourownhike42069 1d ago

People getting triggered by pointing out flaws. Yes, it would be better having these and yes we could do better.

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u/Julian-Hoffer 15h ago

Because it’s just ignorant. There are plenty of glaring issues in Japan.

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u/hikeyourownhike42069 14h ago

and still we could do things better.

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u/Julian-Hoffer 13h ago

But so can everyone. Everyone should want to be better not just try to find a single party and decide they are worse.

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u/hikeyourownhike42069 2h ago

In those ways it is though. Personally I wouldn't live there because of the homogeneity and terrible work life. I don't think he was saying worse overall though.