And a pretty radical one. As a matter of fact, it seems to me that you are almost as radical as those “dangerous muslime people” that you keep writing about. So, do you want to start another holy crusade? The last one initiated by the Christian community was a pretty bloddy one. So much for loving peace and harmony, right?

Also assuming that these female nurses are all radical muslim terrorist, how would they go around spreading message of hatred? aren’t they struggling to pass the language test? and aren’t the female is the one being repressed? Seriously there is bigger thing to worry about than spreading racist fearmongering.

We All know that Japanese has a high prospect of preserving their culture. However, If this forceful religion’s concept were to be injected into the people’s minds, They will no longer act patriotic anymore; will follow in accordance to that religion’s belief and abolish any traditions and cultures and act like a cancer that will slowly kill their country’s values.

When I get old and a gaijin will take care of me situation? Not at all, Sure I will be thankful to that gaijin but what I’m saying is we should also protect our country from these people with forceful beliefs and don’t put our country at risk. I strongly advise you to consider the belief of that foreign workers, their activity and how risky they may overtake a country’s culture and identity. to have a more insight of how risky it is, I suggest also you watch [Muslim Demographics: The Islamic Tidal Wave] in you tube

Maybe when you get old and a gaijin nurse takes care of you in a hospital, you will realize you’re a hypocrite, at best.

Can we also add that almost every medicine name in Japan is written in katakana (because they were invented abroad) and that these nurses usually have mnay years of experience and ALREADY passed nursing exams in their home country.

It’s pretty clear that this is another example of Japan’s unwritten “3 years and go home gaijin!” rule. So many employers will not allow a gaijin to work longer than 3 years. The longest work visa is 3 years. Is any other worker required to pass a licensing test IN JAPANESE under the threat of losing their visa and being sent home? Especially since Japan NEEDS nurses so badly.

This policy is insane when applied to skilled workers Japan desperately needs. If a nurse is good enough today, why send her home 3 years later if she can’t pass a certain test? Why not let her try again after another year? If the test is so important, why don’t they have to pass the test BEFORE they come to Japan? Why let such a “dangerous” nurse work for 3 years before taking this “important” test?

…ugh, I have to remind myself Japanese people usually don’t understand sarcasm in Egnlish.

The even more sad thing is, at some point ONE of these nurses will make a mistake. It’s inevitable. It won’t matter if their rate of mistakes is far less than the Japanese nurses or not. After the first serious incident, the entire program has a huge chance of being cancelled altogether because the media will obsess over it, no-brain talentos will deabte over how “dangerous” gaijin nurses are, and a bunch of racist old people will bitch and moan that they don’t want a “dangerous” gaijin nurse changing their bedsheets because only Japanese nurses properly understand the Japanese way of changing bedsheets in the Japanese aesthetic to please Japanese patients, who have far superior sensibilities to such things than gaijin in their gaikoku without 4 Japanese seasons.

Still can’t fill out a point card application for nearest supermarket, I see.