@crimsonowlkk
It’s the election season in Japan. I heard some interesting things from the news today in regards on what to do and not to do during this time. The following is illegal. • Saying something like “Go vote” or “Vote now” in social media. • Taking videos or pictures of candidates during their campaign. This goes against privacy laws. • To recommend who to vote. It’s waaaaaay different from what I know since election in the Philippines is like a fiesta. Well, I’m not saying it’s not a mess, it is but a lil bit contained? Candidates usually do campaign activities on train stations and it gets a lil loud and you only see posters on designated spots such as train station, schools and city halls.
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speaking of election this morning one of the candidate's followers, the pinks, where having a long parade at our barangay. while they were assembling on the hway, my goodness they blocked the road going in our barangay. Like one of the car that belonged to their parade would not move.... my goodness, it caused a traffic on the hway.... tsk tsk. Then I told my husband, nah! I will never vote for a candidate who is like that, so arrogant! Japan is really something, happy that you are in the most disciplined country during election or you will witness the cockfights here, a lot of trash afterwards.
Well, Japan is one of the most discipline and respectful countries out there so yeah a bit different here in the Ph that posters are everywhere. Voter ka na ng Japan?
Very interesting rules 🤔 this is new to me