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I pointed out your stupid as shit, failed logic equating the taking of freedom with safety. YOUR stupid as shit argument, which you have been running from ever since you made it, coward.You equated the internment [sic] camps holding peaceful Japanese Americans to prisons where the worst criminals society has to offer are confined
Don't be scared. Go to your happy place. No one's going to hurt you.You did and its too late to deny it now
Yes, by calling the Japanese no better then criminals in our prisonsI pointed out your stupid as shit, failed logic equating the taking of freedom with safety. YOUR stupid as shit argument, which you have been running from ever since you made it, coward.
You blew your cool (and your cover) this timeDon't be scared. Go to your happy place. No one's going to hurt you.
You are painting a real picture of yourself here.You blew your cool (and your cover) this time
This thread turned to crazy at post #45 when you ran out of logicSuggesting that AMERICAN CITIZENS were "better off" being thrown into concentration camps is irrational, illogical, and un-American.
Suggesting that AMERICAN CITIZENS deserved to be thrown into concentration camps because of what other people in another country were doing to yet another country is irrational, illogical, and un-American.
Suggesting that AMERICAN CITIZENS who were officially deemed "not a threat" posed such a threat that they just had to be thrown into concentration camps is irrational, illogical, and un-American.
Americans then knew right and wrong as well as we do....dont judge America then by our standards today
Now you are babblingAmericans then knew right and wrong as well as we do.
Now you are babbling
Which is it?
Do you really think FDR was atypical of and out of step with America?
Never heard of himAsk Ralph Carr.
Carr's advocacy for racial tolerance and for protection of the constitutional rights of the Japanese Americans are generally thought to have cost him his political career.Ask Ralph Carr.
No one ever accused you of being overly informed.Never heard of him
Most certainly not.Carr's advocacy for racial tolerance and for protection of the constitutional rights of the Japanese Americans are generally thought to have cost him his political career.
Carr would agree with me
Most certainly yesMost certainly not.
Most certainly yes
FDR was in step with the American public and Carr was not
Carr was not even in step with the voters in ColoradoNot in step with the governor of Colorado. Not in step with his own wife.
He was in step with the US Constitution. That scumbag fdr was not.Carr was not even in step with the voters in Colorado
