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by munificent
3485 days ago
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Are you honestly trying to equate deliberately choosing to wear a gang sign with the nationality of your ancestors which you have no control over? Of the Japanese interned by these camps, the majority were United States citizens born in the United States. > I understand why it happened and the reasons, in my opinion, were not evil or selfish. The official stance of the US government itself after investigating the camps later was that they were a product of "race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership." |
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I'm trying to say that interning Japanese Americans after entering a war with Japan is closer to punishing a dangerous persons friends then punishing random people that happen to have some unrelated thing in common with the person.
Assume a kids parents are Boston sports fans but moved to Los Angeles and the kid was born in LA. Kid grow up surrounded by Celtics, Patriots, and Red Sox paraphernalia. Kid live in a part of LA that is 99% people from Boston. All kids neighboorhood friends are Boston sports fans. Kid goes to school with L.A. sports fans but they ridicule kid because he is a Boston sports fan. When the Dodgers play Red Sox who is this kid rooting for.