4 ms·
No, you are wrong. The Japanese Concentration Camps are not a point of national shame. Instead, they are a point of American pride. Case in point: One of Tru
by blackrock 6y ago
No, you are wrong.
The Japanese Concentration Camps are not a point of national shame. Instead, they are a point of American pride.
Case in point: One of Trump’s goons, Carl Higbie, referred to the Japanese Concentration Camps as “precedent”. [1]
If this word came from some random racist prick, then nobody would bother paying him any attention. But instead, it came from one of Trump’s closest associates.
This should make you sick to your stomach.
[1] https://time.com/4574680/muslim-registry-japanese-internment/ https://time.com/4574680/muslim-registry-japanese-internment...
- ardy42 6y ago> The Japanese Concentration Camps are not a point of national shame. Instead, they are a point of American pride. > Case in point: One of Trump’s goons, Carl Higbie, referred to the Japanese Concentration Camps as “precedent”. [1] It's quite incorrect to generalize from a widely-condemned statement made by "one of Trump's goons" [1] to America, generally. [1] Carl Higbie appears to be a goon, quite literally.