[itsahoot]

acts of disloyalty by both Japanese Americans of the forties vs. Dearborn muslims today?

Both are currently a decidedly minority, but if Japan had managed to invade the West Coast, then what might have happened. The same will be true of the other group, as evidenced by history.

I had a Brother-In law that survived Bataan so tell me again how tough we made it on the detainees?

[muir_redwoods]

The detainees were not at war and were not combatants. They were victims of an out-of-control leftist government.

[familyop]

"D@mn straight it was racial, we were attacked by the most racist society on the planet."

" I had a Brother-In law that survived Bataan so tell me again how tough we made it on the detainees? "

Those were the reasons for the internments. And those who claim that every Japanese-American was interned are either lying or ignorant. Most of them were not interned. The Japanese were planning to invade the U.S.A., but only the security risks were interned.