which topics and subjects do you think i make far worse judgments on than guns, im just curious.

LOL. None of my views on policing are... "quite clearly illegal".


/e May not be your cup of tea... but that doesn't make them illegal.

This post was edited by Ghot on Jul 1 2019 10:43am

do you support the practice of Japanese internment camps?

People, especially young, underestimate how much damage humans can inflict onto others with just their meat mallets and meat haunches. Movies and professional sports give people a false perception of violence. In reality loads of people are killed every year with just blunt force trauma by fists and kicks. It's all fun and games until somebody's a vegetable and two lives are forever ruined.

LOL, you mean now, or before I was born?

when they happened. do you support them being done?



you mean you can't just bonk someone on the head and start a 5 minute unconscious timer that they'll wake from sleepy but otherwise okay?

This post was edited by thesnipa on Jul 1 2019 10:51am

When we were at war with Japan...yes I would have supported them.

those were illegal policing, per the constitution.

unless you think the constitution doesnt apply to war, even though it defines war parameters.

Grabbing at straws bro. You ofc could link a govt. website that says they were illegal policing.
I'm not idiotic enough to think that during that time, those measures weren't necessary. On top of all that, they were not mistreated really. They were just put in internment camps until after the war with Japan.


If you have a way to fight a full scalle war, and NOT worry about people from the same country you are fighting, being behind the lines so to speak... I'm sure the US govt. would be very happy to hear about it.

If I recall correctly, Roosevelt's reasoning was fairly sound for the decision. Firstly, it was a method to control intelligence at a time when we didn't really know who was who among the Asian/Japanese community. Espionage was a factor. Secondly, he was concerned about revenge attacks against the Japanese-Americans from angry, racist Americans. So yeah, it was not constitutional and not one of America's greatest hours, but it's not like it was done with malicious intent.

This post was edited by CarsV on Jul 1 2019 11:03am