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Japanese Internment vs. Ignoring the AIDs Crisis (search mode)

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Whichh was more immoral?

#1 Internment of the Japanese		23 (69.7%)
#2 Ignoring the AIDs Crisis		10 (30.3%)

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Kamala
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Re: Japanese Internment vs. Ignoring the AIDs Crisis

« on: August 10, 2017, 04:03:12 PM »

Japanese internment, and the Korematsu decision, are a great blemish on the face of the US. I think it is unconstitutional, but 1940s SCOTUS didn't. Sad

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Kamala
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Re: Japanese Internment vs. Ignoring the AIDs Crisis

« Reply #1 on: August 10, 2017, 04:27:44 PM »

I don't see how Japanese internment wasn't immoral; it literally criminalized existence - the existence of being of an American with Japanese descent. That's a fundamental, immora misapplication of government power.

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