> Japanese internment is one of the clearest examples of paranoia that was destructive and did not help the war effort. Sure, but it makes the point that just

> Japanese internment is one of the clearest examples of paranoia that was destructive and did not help the war effort. Sure, but it makes the point that just because people claim some measure is for the collective good, doesn't mean we should just take that at face value. Power is easily abused and we should be demanding more transparency and accountability from people who want to impose onerous top-down restrictions for speculative reasons. Instead, we get legions of people shouting down and vilifying those who are expecting more.