The Right, such as it is, is fragmented and hyper-focused on particularl issues. Japan, being so close to China, encourages one to believe the major problem is the Chinese.
This isn't very different from the people she alludes to- the 'everything is the Jews' guys.
But if you live in a modern country, and you have modern politicians, with modern debt loads, the welcoming of the newer, dumber potential voters will continue to be a thing, regardless of the Chinese, the Jews, or whatever.
And to me, the Muslim element only reminds me of the IQ problem. We need smart people to escape the childlessness trap.
When I think about the Muslims the Chinese are supposedly being very mean to, I can't help but wonder how well would they be treated in a Muslim country? We can't compare them to a higher IQ, relatively free society. And, we also have to admit there have been some terrorism against the Chinese, much like there were terrorist activities against Europe, before 9/11.
So, much as this blog post is, the Right is fragmented, and prone to focus on single issues. Metaphorically, the problem we have is one akin to growing a garden. We need easily defensible land, upon which we can raise a new generation- one taught how to think, decide, and lead, as humans once did, and not as now. We have to end committee derived morality, and remove egotistical bureaucratic thinking.
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