Regarding Democrat FDR’s internment of Americans of Japanese descent, the truth of that issue is much more complex than most understand. This book tells a lot of history that has been suppressed. Highly recommended:
Magic: The Untold Story of U.S. Intelligence and the Evacuation of Japanese Residents from the West Coast During Ww II
https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Intelligence-Evacuation-Japanese-Residents/dp/0960273611
It doesn’t overwhelmingly justify what happened. It does make the whole issue much more debatable given the situation of the time. Which is that we had a large population of people of very questionable loyalty, and knew it and had proof of their activities.
Who cares what Takei faggie thinks?
It’s too late now, but I wonder if he interviewed any survivors of the Bataan Death March.
Magic sits in my to be read stack. I CAN recommend Michelle Malkin’s In Defence of Internment which does justify it. IMHO Reagan’s greatest mistake was apologizing for it.
“Which is that we had a large population of people of very questionable loyalty, and knew it and had proof of their activities.”
In Hawaii they tell you in no uncertain terms that there was never a sabotage attack by a person of Japanese origin there.
It wasn’t until I got home that I found out that some US Japanese were still aiding the Japs, by spying on our military.