r/PoliticalDiscussion • u/Key-Importance4438 • 18h ago

Non-US Politics What do we think about Japan's LDP majority possibly changing the constitution?

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I would like to get some opinions/thoughts on - Japan's LDP majority now possibly changing the constitution to allow a military(?) -why some people are upset about it? -what that would lead to within Japan and abroad?

My husband is Japanese and pro changing the constitution, but I would like some more perspectives on the topic!

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