We have the same reasons to intern or at least monitor Muslims in this country that we had Japanese first generation in WWII. Racism? And I'll remind you that not only first generation immigrants and naturalized citizens that were interned, but Nissei and Sansei as well. Why is that?
Actually, that's not what Cornell's executive summary indicates. What it does indicate is that half the country wants Muslim "rights" curtailed in some manner - that half the country doesn't trust Muslims and Islam.
The study you cited indicates that less than 10% of those surveyed agree with a considerable milder restriction of civil liberties than your concentration camp scheme holds.
I advocate survival for my nation and civilization.
You want to concentration camps for Americans whose only "crime" is an ethnic and/or religious background that you find objectionable. That sounds more like ethnic cleansing than national survival.
I see you parrot liberal opinion of Powell. Typical.
Funny that you don't denounce the racist (and foreign nationalist) BNP that claims him as their intellectual father. The silence is deafening.
I am a real American, "zimdog".
The Rosenbergs' defense as well. You're free to stew in your vicious dreams of "purifying" America, as long as you don't act on them.
I doubt you are. You are here on a student visa, right? From what Muslim country? If not, you're a dhimmi whether you know what that word means or not.
A great thing about a free country like ours is that fools like you are free to openly declare what fools they are.
"Racism? And I'll remind you that not only first generation immigrants and naturalized citizens that were interned, but Nissei and Sansei as well. Why is that?"
Intelligence indicated that they were a risk near our critical industrial centers, due to the efforts the Japanese Empire had made to encourage the loyalty of ex-pats AND ethnic Japanese people to the home country. American-Japanese at the time understood the necessity for this and volunteered in fairly large numbers to serve in the European Theater - with some distinction - to PROVE THEIR LOYALTY. Compare then to now.... Same situation, but the group in question makes no effort to prove their loyalty.
"The study you cited indicates that less than 10% of those surveyed agree with a considerable milder restriction of civil liberties than your concentration camp scheme holds. "
I didn't say that half the country - in this study - wants internment, but that half the country wants some civil liberties restrictions on Muslims.
"You want to concentration camps for Americans whose only "crime" is an ethnic and/or religious background that you find objectionable. That sounds more like ethnic cleansing than national survival. "
There's nothing "ethnic" about this and there's nothing particularly "religious" about the goal of Islam. If anything, I would trust converts like Ellison even less than I'd trust someone who grew up with it. In fact, FAR LESS.
"Funny that you don't denounce the racist (and foreign nationalist) BNP that claims him as their intellectual father. The silence is deafening. "
If you visit my links, you'll see a defense of Powell and his so-called "rivers of blood" speech from the Jewish World Review. You might learn something.
"The Rosenbergs' defense as well. You're free to stew in your vicious dreams of "purifying" America, as long as you don't act on them. "
Admit it. You crave the Islamification of America and the Infidel in his proper place. That IS what your friends want.
"A great thing about a free country like ours is that fools like you are free to openly declare what fools they are."
Useful idiots... People like you and Duranty are of a kind. He defended Stalin. You defend Mohammad and his minions. Same difference.
Funny that you don't denounce the racist (and foreign nationalist) BNP that claims him as their intellectual father. The silence is deafening. Powell did not belong to the BNP, making your attempt to connect him to it a faulty guilt by association argument. Powell was a Tory thru the early 70's, then an Ulster Unionist until his death. His real intellectual followers included such ranks as Margaret Thatcher and, of course, Eric Clapton.