[Alberta's Child]

Before giving up any freedom, it would be more appropriate to round up any non-citizen and pack them into ships until we can determine what the hell our country is really all about. The ones who complain about being packed on ships can be put on the ones that will be set on fire.

I'm not recommending this as a course of action, unless we feel that the only alternative is a curtailment of our freedom.

And while we're at it, we should go to all those Japanese internment camp prisoners who were paid by the U.S. government for their suffering during World War II. To think that this current generation of Americans actually had the b@lls to pass judgement on a prior generation for their actions under duress.

[piasa]

And while we're at it, we should go to all those Japanese internment camp prisoners who were paid by the U.S. government for their suffering during World War II.

And do what? Those weren't Japanese we put in camps- those were American citizens. And yes, we have every right to pass judgement on the Russian-loving communist bastards in FDR's administration who were all for it.

And if anyone thinks they are EVER going to round up American citizens again, steal their property, or anything else unconstitutional on the basis of their heredity, they are going to have to shoot me to do it.

My grandfather's ship was the Arizona, though he had gotten out of the Navy prior to the attack. He lost his friends. He hated Japan. But he hated FDR more for doing what he did.