>>45452 I'll speak as neutrally as possible, but to answer you seriously, East Asia will never, never, never unite. There are as many reasons as I can think of. China has a patriotic education for its people, who are basically taught to think of the Japanese as demons. A similar movement seems to exist in Korea. Perhaps there is a conflict of interest among the leadership who want to divert the discontent of the people to foreign countries. In Japan, there is a movement, mainly on the left, that is trying to get close to them, but they have unresolved historical disputes, and the same weariness and dismay that most whites feel toward Jews and blacks is beginning to take over in Korea, as they forever curse Japan for historical issues that have already been repaid in the first place. In fact, the closed-mindedness of the Korean people is becoming a major factor in the current situation. In fact, although it seems to be largely kept to the outside world due to its closed nature, a very extreme nationalist opposition party has already begun to take off in Japan (perhaps far more extreme than the AFD or the Frente popular), and the political landscape in Japan will soon undergo a change that will come as a surprise to many.

>>45469 interesting, thank you. It's said they'll never unite but hopefully they won't let themselves get replaced

>>45452 They're still fairly homogeneous societies, they don't really think in terms of race but ethnicity, it's only when confronted with diversity does race really begin to become conscious of itself.