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Our Constitution has regularly been trampled upon during times of war for public safety and the common good. It's old news. Radicals hate the practice, but it's usually been done to protect Americans, and has had good results. Think of Lincoln and his suspension of Habeas Grabass, for example.:headbang:

wow, you bite even when you don't know what the question is.

Radicals!? I'd hardly consider myself a radical, i'm more of a liberal-leaning moderate. Yes the old "war-time" excuse has been used effectively in the past to deprive citizens of their rights, the japanese internment camps in the US is but one example, rarely are such actions justified.

Yeah....the poor Japanese. I feel so sorry for them. They really, really suffered. :rollinglaugh::dance2::rollinglaugh:

You're obviously unfamiliar with how the Japanese treated everyone they temporarily conquered, such as the Koreans, Chinese, Philippinos, Southeast Asians and Allied POWs. Ever heard of the Code of Bushido???? Didn't think so. Yes....it was wrong for us to drop two nuclear bombs on the Japanese. That was an enormous mistake We should have dropped a hundred.:rocketwhore::patriot::beerchug:

At least the Japanese got monetary compensation, which was unfairly carried out itself, incidentally, the Italians and Germans never did.

But still, mistakes are made, and there were real Japanese spies.

At least the Japanese got monetary compensation, which was unfairly carried out itself, incidentally, the Italians and Germans never did.

But still, mistakes are made, and there were real Japanese spies.

Uh, am I missing something? What does that have to do with internment camps?

Point being that the deprivement of civil liberties is not justified. Whether or not the US was the worst is of no matter to this argument.

Sometimes it has to be done for the greater good. Old theme, old news, old fact of life. Entire libraries have been written on this subject. Get with it. Start by getting out of your log cabin more often. Get some sunshine, for example. When was the last time you went outside?:no:

You're obviously unfamiliar with how the Japanese treated everyone they temporarily conquered, such as the Koreans, Chinese, Philippinos, Southeast Asians and Allied POWs. Ever heard of the Code of Bushido???? Didn't think so. Yes....it was wrong for us to drop two nuclear bombs on the Japanese. That was an enormous mistake We should have dropped a hundred.:rocketwhore::patriot::beerchug:

"Yes....it was wrong for us fly planes into two American buildings. That was an enormous mistake We should have flown into a hundred."

That's what THEY say.

Ever stop and listen to yourself? I mean, seriously. You sound like a terrorist... but you're here. Do you dislike the mindset of these people, or only when it's aimed at us?

I was talking about the Imperial Japanese, leading up to and during WWII. They were frig'n monsters.

I was talking about the Imperial Japanese, leading up to and during WWII. They were frig'n monsters.

No doubting Japan had an especially strange sense of honour than ourselves. Quesion though. Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbour? I have watched and read that the US was trying to block the trade routes through that part of the world, thus hindering Japan's economy and growth, which was seen as a direct threat.