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I found an article that says how Japan keeps a lot of muslim/islamic things out. Sure it could be false and you're welcome to see if this is bogus. Viral graphic says Japan keeps out radical Islam through strong restrictions on Muslims "Japan is the only nation that does not give citizenship to Muslims" • "Permanent residency is not given to Muslims" • "Propagation of Islam in Japan is banned" • "In the University of Japan, Arabic or any Islamic language is not taught" • "Japan is the only country in the world with a negligible number of embassies in Islamic countries" • "One cannot import a ‘Koran’ published in the Arabic language" • "Muslims must follow Japanese law and language". • "The Japanese government is of the opinion that Muslims are fundamentalist, and unwilling to change their Muslim laws" • "Muslims cannot even rent a house in Japan" • "There is no sharia law in Japan"

Before giving me shit please read 😊

I'll try to keep it simple. Men and women are biologically different, yes, but we're also born into a society that dictates how we're supposed to act. Our culture "decides" what's acceptable and what's not but we've all seen how's that changed over time like how we're all "equals" in the eyes of the law now.
Based on that, do you truly believe that we'll be able to overcome labels sometime? No "straights" or "gays" or "blacks" or "whites" but just... people? Truly equals, no matter what our preferences are. Do you think we'll be able to cast aside our emotions? No more hatred, greed, jealousy or fears but a "pure" state of the mind in which we'd be conscious of one another as a part of a whole?

Thank you for reading! I thought a controversial title would attract more attention.. and sorry for any grammar mistakes, it was really hard to write this being high 😊