https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy07rz79zg9oHere's the important context: In Japanese Mythology, There are social roles for women and men. It's codified in the Kojiki, through the story of Izanami-no-mikoto and Izanagi-no-mikoto.The common opinion in Japan is that because of these ancient gender roles, women can't be emperor.Japan will NEVER surrender Amaterasu Omikami. It's in their country's name (Nihon/日本) with the kanji 日 meaning "sun".For the story on japanese gender roles, it is said and passed down that Izanagi-no-mikoto and Izanami-no-mikoto tried a marriage ritual where the WOMEN ACTS FIRST. As a result, they gave birth to demented babies. The other gods said the reason was the woman went first. So they repeated the marriage ritual with IZANAGI -- the Male -- going first, and gave birth to healthy babies--except Kagutsuchi anyway.Do you think MODERN JAPAN should STILL be sustaining Japanese Mythology in their nation's laws, cultures, and norms?
Of course. The correct term is Empress.
>>539240814Who cares about schizos and their dated mythology?Lmao, humanity is holding itself back with this retardation
>>539241175The country is literally called "Origin of the Sun"Who is the Origin of the Sun? It's not Jesus Christ. It's Amaterasu Omikami.
>Caring about monarchy in the current yearImagine giving a fuck about an outdated system
>>539240814>Do you think MODERN JAPAN should STILL be sustaining Japanese Mythology in their nation's laws, cultures, and norms?absolutely. that is their culture. all that there is otherwise is kikery.>it is said and passed down that Izanagi-no-mikoto and Izanami-no-mikoto tried a marriage ritual where the WOMEN ACTS FIRST. As a result, they gave birth to demented babies. The other gods said the reason was the woman went first. So they repeated the marriage ritual with IZANAGI -- the Male -- going first, and gave birth to healthy babies--except Kagutsuchi anyway.based
>>539241315>Hey goyim, you should just accept SystemD in your OSs!Just because it's newer doesn't mean it's better.
