YouCantKillMe

One area that reformers hoped the committees would tackle is Japan’s labour market. Unless they are going out of business, firms are barred from firing staff employees. That produces perverse results; in January the labour ministry investigated the sad phenomenon of oidashi-beya, or “banishment rooms”. Some well-known firms, it was reported, were sending hundreds of employees into special rooms and leaving them with little or nothing to do all day. Officially, the rooms are to retrain people for new assignments, but the true purpose, many say, is to push workers into leaving. Most companies hang on to their excess workers, so their costs are inflated, leaving them unwilling to take on young employees or to raise salaries. This in turn has contributed to stagnant wages and continued deflation.

blonde-on-a-mission:

Muslim immigrants smash boy in the head with brick, then beat and stab him while screaming racial slurs.

white people can’t experience racism remember guys

artificer-viy:

objectivist1 said: Did you read any of Ayn Rand’s books? Are you an libertarian, objectivist or an anarchist?

I have read Anthem twice, The Fountainhead three times I think, Atlas Shrugged twice, and The Virtue of Selfishness once. I have read Letters of Ayn Rand once before and I’m…