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>the more Japan declines the more likely they are to come under outside influence.

It's the reason why I always add that it's not a call that everyone should relax and lie down, quite the opposite really. I'm simply saying that unnecessary doomposting doesn't really do anything but spread misinformation.

May I ask you to specify what particular influence you are talking about? Is it boots on the ground war or more economic or cultural?

>They have a big problem and the government knows it and is not really fixing it so far.

Governments aren't exactly known for being efficient. Having one party control Japan for several decades does has its merits as being more resistant to outside influence but, well, it's not very efficient. I'm actually planning to apply for Tokyo University to surround myself with much smarter people. Future Scientists, Politicians, Engineers, Businessmen, Artists etc. I'm sure I'm not the only young man who has a vested interest in keeping their country alive. These people have the resources and knowledge to do just that and I merely have to support them.

Japan has survived for thousands of years and getting nuked twice. I am confident it will survive for a thousand more unless we get obliterated by an asteroid.