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There isn't a shortage of bytes for storing HN comments - you can go ahead and quote the full phrase of "literally every Japanese person the pilot ran across".
by oh_sigh 6y ago
There isn't a shortage of bytes for storing HN comments - you can go ahead and quote the full phrase of "literally every Japanese person the pilot ran across".
Would you have supported the internment if 110,000 of those 120,000 people supported Japan in their war against the USA?
- loriverkutya 6y agoThe more important question is, why you seems to be supporting putting 120,000 people to camps based on the fact, that 3 people helped the pilot.
- oh_sigh 6y agoI clearly said 110,000 in this hypothetical, not 3.
- crooked-v 6y agoYour hypothetical isn't even worth responding to, given that your only basis for proposing it is those same three people.
- oh_sigh 6y agoThose 3 people establish a lower bound for the amount of people of Japanese descent who would have aided Japan, given the chance. I've heard people argue that no American of Japanese descent would have aided Japan which just clearly isn't true.