America committed genocide in the internment camps?
Christ, I have way better things to do than fight over definitions with someone with too much time on their hands.
… Though, I will say I have no idea why you’d want to take that position. As you’re on the side that’s trying to extinguish a culture (the Russian Ukranians in Odessa, which again, is what the article is about. Just read the dang thing.)
America committed genocide in the internment camps?
Yes. Putting people in concentration camps because of their ethnicity is genocide. That is not my definition. In fact, it’s what the people who literally were there called it.
Okay, so if we’re neither talking about what counts as genocide or the article then this part makes no sense:
Which is it?
Are you high?
Just read the comment thread, pay attention to usernames.
No idea where you’re getting genocide from my comments.
You have no idea where I’m getting genocide from your comments about Japanese internment camps? Really?
America committed genocide in the internment camps?
Christ, I have way better things to do than fight over definitions with someone with too much time on their hands.
… Though, I will say I have no idea why you’d want to take that position. As you’re on the side that’s trying to extinguish a culture (the Russian Ukranians in Odessa, which again, is what the article is about. Just read the dang thing.)
Have a good New Years eve!
Yes. Putting people in concentration camps because of their ethnicity is genocide. That is not my definition. In fact, it’s what the people who literally were there called it.
https://www.nbcboston.com/celebrating-aapi-heritage/professor-shares-painful-memories-of-japanese-interment-camps-to-avoid-repeating-history/3051845/
But I suppose they wouldn’t know any better or they deserved it or something, right?