Source? Without more context that sounds like a very human sentiment. Most people in history have wanted to have children. It’s why we’re still here. It’s a foundational premise in a lot of classic media, and it has even had a significant impact on many historical events and time periods.
Insinuating that he’s a pedophile with a harem of children that he regularly breeds, and only backing up your claim with “he’s fixated on having children,” if fucking WILD; and since you tried tying it to his Japanese identity, more than a little racist.
I don’t know Japanese domestic politics well enough to say when it started, but Abe asking people to have children is a bit of a meme.
Insinuating that he’s a pedophile with a harem of children that he regularly breeds, and only backing up your claim with “he’s fixated on having children,”
How did you get that from ‘He didn’t do anything illegal in this regard as far as I know, but it was a bit weird.’
Oh, my bad. I thought you were the original commenter who said this:
And all the 15yos he can impregnate while saying “this is normal for them you see”
Followed by the explanation that it was Abe who made it weird.
Which is a completely different thing from a Prime Minister encouraging the nation’s citizens to have more children, especially as a response to an impending population crisis.
Source? Without more context that sounds like a very human sentiment. Most people in history have wanted to have children. It’s why we’re still here. It’s a foundational premise in a lot of classic media, and it has even had a significant impact on many historical events and time periods.
Insinuating that he’s a pedophile with a harem of children that he regularly breeds, and only backing up your claim with “he’s fixated on having children,” if fucking WILD; and since you tried tying it to his Japanese identity, more than a little racist.
I don’t know Japanese domestic politics well enough to say when it started, but Abe asking people to have children is a bit of a meme.
How did you get that from ‘He didn’t do anything illegal in this regard as far as I know, but it was a bit weird.’
Oh, my bad. I thought you were the original commenter who said this:
Followed by the explanation that it was Abe who made it weird.
Which is a completely different thing from a Prime Minister encouraging the nation’s citizens to have more children, especially as a response to an impending population crisis.