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Topic	Japan accepts 3 refugees in 2017, despite record number of applications
SubtletyRefuge 10/06/17 8:20:27 PM #43:	Fishy posted... It's funny that people bring up Japan's birth and death rates as if they're some outlier. Germany has a similar rate and Italy is dying out even faster! Canada and France too. It's almost like its not a problem and something developed countries are supposed to do. UnfairRepresent posted... Fishy posted... It's funny, people cite Japan's declining birth rate, forgetting the fact that they have twice the population of France despite living on a mountainous island nation that is half the size land-wide. And that's the problem. They have the oldest population in the world that is living longer every year. Canada is close by. And Canada is considered one of the country with the highest reputation in the world --- Real subtle <cite>SubtletyRefuge posted [p:887949465] in Japan acce... [t:75851862]...</cite> <quote><cite>Fishy posted...</cite> <quote>It's funny that people bring up Japan's birth and death rates as if they're some outlier. Germany has a similar rate and Italy is dying out even faster!</quote> Canada and France too. It's almost like its not a problem and something developed countries are supposed to do. <cite>UnfairRepresent posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Fishy posted...</cite> <quote> It's funny, people cite Japan's declining birth rate, forgetting the fact that they have twice the population of France despite living on a mountainous island nation that is half the size land-wide. </quote> And that's the problem. They have the oldest population in the world that is living longer every year.</quote> Canada is close by. And Canada is considered one of the country with the highest reputation in the world --- Real subtle</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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