Bush supporters' aftermath thread

What are foster plays? and, as long as you are on these threads, WHY don't you respond specifically to my post in which I put the reason for the US using racial classifications under your nose?

As I said, you can't handle it so you dissemble.

I thought, you gave the answer already?

Mortkat wrote: You see, Walter, we never herded our minorities into concentration camps so we have to take care of their educational needs which may have been exacerbated by their ancestors' slavery status.

Before you spout off about Germany or any other country about oncentration camps for minorities, you'd better learn about your own country, the USA.

I know about my country and concentration camps. I know about the Concentration camps for Japanese during World War II. I know about the Korematsu decision. Did you read it? The Supreme Court upheld executive orders issued by FDR establishing military authority for the forced interment of Americans during World War II. THIS SUPREME COURT DECISION WAS DEVOID OF ANY LEGITIMATE CONSTITUTIONAL BASIS FOR UPHOLDING ROOSEVELT'S EXECUTIVE ORDERS. It was a very bad USSC decision
But,are you so ignorant that you want to devise a moral equIvalency between the Camps in California in World War II and the charnelhouses in Germany which KILLED 6 MILLION people?

I sincerely doubt that you have such first hand knowledge as c.i. has.

Besides that, I respectfully invite you to visit the exhibition of a nearby subcamp, I helped to arrange.

Mortkat, Do you know how to read? I doubt it, but let me explain. You made the claim that the US did not create/have concentration camps for minorities. I didn't say anything about "moral equivalency."


Now, go back and read what I wrote.

US Concentration Camps:

http://www.geocities.com/theawakeningnews/Police_State-Concentration_Camps_Locations.html

Mortkat wrote: "You see, Walter, we never herded our minorities into concentration camps ..."

Wikipedia on concentration camps

A concentration camp is a large detention center created for political opponents, aliens, specific ethnic or religious groups, civilians of a critical war-zone, or other groups of people, often during a war. The term refers to situations where the internees are persons selected for their conformance to broad criteria without judicial process, rather than having been judged as individuals. Camps for prisoners of war are usually considered separately from this category, although informally (and in some other languages) they may also be called concentration camps. The word "concentration" indicates a regional concentration, but it also implies the crowded, and often unhealthy, state of the facilities.

Internment of American Japanese in Concentration Camps (from Dayton School of Law)

America's Concentration Camps Links (from the Japanese American National Museum)

Mortkat wrote: I know about my country and concentration camps.

But Mortkat also wrote: "You see, Walter, we never herded our minorities into concentration camps ..."

Mortkat also contradicts himself from one post to the next. Isn't ignorance devine, Mortkat?

C.I.,

Merry Christmas, Mr. C.I.! I hope you have a wonderful holiday.

Mr. C.I., have you never contradicted yourself

I knew it!

I just wish to express my utter dismay that the French have gained control of this site and are preventing us from speaking truth to armpits.

Vraiment? Je demeure coi. :wink:

Damnable Gauls!

When will they realize that their nation has been relegated to the dustbin of history and stop their futile efforts to matter?

Better they spend their time making pretentious and boring films, and searching for a sense of humor.

Filthy gabachos!

Nice babbling...

I worked hard on it

Yup, the root cause of the sociopolitical ills plaguing humankind today may be traced directly to bigotry. To resolve the problem, clearly the only efficacious approach entails identifying, rounding up, and ruthlessly doing away with intolerant bigots. If the endeavor is to be undertaken, it must be begun, and commencing with the eradication of the Frogs is as good a starting point as any, even better than some. That reprehensible segment of humanity is, after all, the evil force which perpetrated on an unsuspecting world the outrage of the Renault Dauphine.