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I disagree with this policy. Non-Japanese permanent residents should have the voting right because they are treated in hte same way as native Japanese people. They work and live as Japanese people do. Not giving them the right should be regarded as discrimination. As long as non-Japanese residents can live in Japan permanently, they must be able to participate in events like national electons. If the government will not allow those people to vote in such elections, they should not be regarded as permanent residents. In conclusion, I believe that non-Japanese people who can live in Japan forever should be able to vote.
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Masanori Takaoka should have the voting right the right to vote Masanori Takaoka hte same way the same way Masanori Takaoka If the government will not allow those people to vote in such elections , It goes without saying that voting includes elections so, the yellow part is unnecessary.
- Masanori Takaoka should have the voting right the right to vote Masanori Takaoka hte same way the same way Masanori Takaoka If the government will not allow those people to vote in such elections , It goes without saying that voting includes elections so, the yellow part is unnecessary.
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Masanori Takaokashould have the voting right
the right to vote
Masanori Takaokahte same way
the same way
Masanori TakaokaIf the government will not allow those people to vote
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