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If these parts of Japan joined the United States, how drastic would the change in discourse? I don't the japanese culture approves of the majority of things we were already starting to see during 2020.

Indeed. We would hear a lot of whining about "unnecessary roughness" and "literal genocides" occuring on the borders.

Considering what these things did to the modern USA, I can see them being right about it.

Since the switch happened in June 2020, what's the political body of Washington going to do? President Trump obviously wouldn't leave the Californians hang to dry, even if he wants to. He's their president after all.

Oh yeah, I can't really see the japanese people becoming any more tolerant of foreigners once they get a taste of "Mexican friendship". Might escalate to the point where police and japanese citizens are going to turn a blind eye to the yakuza removing wannabe-rival syndicates permanently from...

Wouldn't it be a cause for war tho? China winning is a big If, especially considering even a victory result in long-term population-instability for the CCP. All the supporters of China and BLM in California after the switch might shut up real quick, once the army puts boots into the cities.

On the 13th of June 2020, when the clock struck midnight in the UTC, California and Japan switched places like so: Obviously, Japan is placed in such a way that there're no casualties in the USA. Similiary, there're no Tsunami or Earthquakes from the sudden switch of landmasses. Now, what would...