@Foofie,
You are being silly. I don't equate what Japanese Americans suffered in segregation camps to what the Jews suffered during the holocaust. They are totally two different experiences. Only a few Japanese Americans were killed by US soldiers, but six million Jews were exterminated. No comparison.
It was not "fear" for many of the children in the camps. You don't understand anything about the camps except what you "think" happened, and your conclusions about us is totally wrong. So quit playing the psychiatrist - or mind games. It will not work on me!
FYI, the Japanese Americans that served in the US military were heroes; they won the most medals of any battalion of equal size; many volunteering from the concentration camps while their families lived in prison and loss of freedom.
Who ever said Israelis are fearless? That's your idea, not mine. Our guide in Israel, Gilad Peled, told us about how he feels about the bombings; he fears for himself and his family - a wife and young child. On the other side of this is the Palestinians who must live without much freedoms; even families who have lived in Israel for generations. I'm not sure how you'll feel if you were treated in similar fashion here in the US - or any country you might be a citizen/resident of.
I try to look the issues from both sides fairly. I just know that guns, tanks, and apartheid walls to control the Palestinians will never bring peace to Israel.
