Yoshihide Suga and Yoshihiko Noda, horrifying austerity politicians

The horror of austerity politicians is "I'm telling the people tough, I'm cool!" And soaked in self-euphoria, and for voters "I'll hurt you for the sake of future generations, but that's okay. No way, you guys don't say you're willing to hurt future generations for yourself." And, it is about to force self-sacrifice. In reality, Japan, a sovereign currency country, does not have to demand any (monetary) sacrifice for future generations or current generations. It is simply a matter of the government issuing money (government bond issuance + fiscal mobilization). "Yoshihide Suga and Yoshihiko Noda pointed out that" I think it's important for me, "and the new and old prime ministers" engaged "with fiscal consolidation. In the parliamentary debate where disagreeable debates were conspicuous, there was a rare scene where the questioner and the respondent were in step with each other. This is an exchange between Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and former Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda of the Constitutional Democratic Party held at the House of Representatives Budget Committee on February 15, 2021. Although the two sides sharply disagreed in the debate over whether the prime minister should live in the prime minister's office, the debate over fiscal discipline generally agreed. Mr. Suga responded by saying, "I will take your point firmly," in response to Mr. Noda, who is known as a fiscal consolidationist, saying that he should share the recognition that "finance is also an emergency." (Omitted) On top of that, he appealed that the finances were also an "emergency situation", as well as requesting the people to cooperate with the "state of emergency". "It is unavoidable to mobilize public finances, but it is necessary to explain this to the people, with a strong awareness that public finances are also an emergency." Mr. Suga said, "I think you can understand" the financial management to support the new corona at the moment, but also mentioned the importance of financial soundness. 』\ It ’s a horrifying guy who ca n’t help it. What do you do with the wrong policy and the controversy? However, in reality, there are a majority of austerity politicians such as Noda and Suga. Since it is extremely unlikely that they will be "converted", they have no choice but to criticize with "facts" and change the way of thinking of "people".