America planning for next Internment

[Anonymous]

George Tekai loves to gloss over Imperial Japanese atrocities while playing the victim of internment.

Can we talk about German-internment now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:George Tekai loves to gloss over Imperial Japanese atrocities while playing the victim of internment.

Can we talk about German-internment now?

Wow, you’re really reaching, aren’t you? In case you forgot, America—or at least the idea of America— is not Japan or Germany. We are supposed to be better than that, better than how the Germans and Japanese treated their prisoners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Weird. But I also basically painted myself as a church singer when I got divorced before a judge. I sing in the shower.

I mean … I’ll wait to see what they have on him. You never know

You just put your finger on the key issue.

You are assuming that, like you, these people will get their day in court. Please take a moment to reflect on the fact that the US guarantees due process and has stripped these men of their day in court. Without apology. You will "wait" forever because there are no plans to tell you.

If 99% of those deported are gang bangers, may thos 99% spend the rest of their lives in jail after they are convicted.

I would like you point out where in the law it says they temporary visa holders get their day in court? Do you see the evidence in every case?

I am proffering that this is entirely legal (tasteless and risky yet legal.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:George Tekai loves to gloss over Imperial Japanese atrocities while playing the victim of internment.

Can we talk about German-internment now?

He is a US citizen that was born in the US and he has never lived in Japan. I would also be pissed about being put in a concentration camp by my own government too if it were me. He doesn’t need to comment on the actions of another country he has never lived in just because his parents are Japanese.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:George Tekai loves to gloss over Imperial Japanese atrocities while playing the victim of internment.

Can we talk about German-internment now?

He is a US citizen that was born in the US and he has never lived in Japan. I would also be pissed about being put in a concentration camp by my own government too if it were me. He doesn’t need to comment on the actions of another country he has never lived in just because his parents are Japanese.

He is an American (with Japanese Ancestry) and I highly doubt that you would be making this comment if he were an American (with European Ancestry). You would even have this thought and say that an Italian American is glossing over the atrocities of Mussolini.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:George Tekai loves to gloss over Imperial Japanese atrocities while playing the victim of internment.

Can we talk about German-internment now?

He is a US citizen that was born in the US and he has never lived in Japan. I would also be pissed about being put in a concentration camp by my own government too if it were me. He doesn’t need to comment on the actions of another country he has never lived in just because his parents are Japanese.

He is an American (with Japanese Ancestry) and I highly doubt that you would be making this comment if he were an American (with European Ancestry). You would even have this thought and say that an Italian American is glossing over the atrocities of Mussolini.

Would Not even*

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most people are not losing sleep over Venezuelan gang members being deported. The administration needs to get its act together and make sure they aren't deporting US ciitizens but overall this is policy popular with most Americans. Were these people in our country illegally or not? Do you want to win the next election or not?

Due process. We want our government to honor our laws.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Weird. But I also basically painted myself as a church singer when I got divorced before a judge. I sing in the shower.

I mean … I’ll wait to see what they have on him. You never know

You just put your finger on the key issue.

You are assuming that, like you, these people will get their day in court. Please take a moment to reflect on the fact that the US guarantees due process and has stripped these men of their day in court. Without apology. You will "wait" forever because there are no plans to tell you.

If 99% of those deported are gang bangers, may thos 99% spend the rest of their lives in jail after they are convicted.

I would like you point out where in the law it says they temporary visa holders get their day in court? Do you see the evidence in every case?

I am proffering that this is entirely legal (tasteless and risky yet legal.)

Sure.

Fifth Amendment:
"No person shall...be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law..."
 
Fourteenth Amendment:
"nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law..."


The Supreme Court has consistently held that the protections of these amendments apply to all people within the borders of the United States, regardless of their immigration status.  

For example, Plyler v. Doe (1982):
Supreme Court ruled that undocumented children have the right to a free public education. Highlights the broader principle that undocumented individuals are entitled to constitutional protections.  
Quotes: "The Fourteenth Amendment provides that no State shall 'deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.'"  

and

"the benefits of this provision are extended to all persons within the State's territorial limits."

 

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most people are not losing sleep over Venezuelan gang members being deported. The administration needs to get its act together and make sure they aren't deporting US ciitizens but overall this is policy popular with most Americans. Were these people in our country illegally or not? Do you want to win the next election or not?

But these are not gang members. Please, cite facts not pablum.

[Anonymous]

A new article that provides some insight into what it’s like to work on ICE charter flights to Central America from the perspective of the flight attendants.

https://www.propublica.org/article/inside-ice-air-deportation-flights

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Look at these article photos, and pictures of the tents built at Gitmo, historical images of Auschwitz, Japenese internments camps, slave ships. Then tell me that this Administration is not planning for the same.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj4nrdnp018o

For the record, I completely get how/why El Salvador built Cecot. But when they did that were they expecting all this press and al these visits? Are they now trying to be the jail country? And if so what’s in it for them?

You don't get how advertising that crime doesn't pay could make a country appealing?

And what's in it for them sees to be a suddenly functional country. Despite all the complaints from the usual suspects the country is actually nice to live in for the first time in generations.

It always starts out that way, but then, someone doesn’t want to give up power, martial law, curtailing of rights for all but a few and things quickly slide downwards for all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How do we define equality here?
Some people think everyone should have the same income. Do you agree?

Hmmm fun debate for middle school.

I recoommend that you go re-read the Constutition. Spend a little extra time on the Fourteenth Amendment and the Fifth Amendment.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Weird. But I also basically painted myself as a church singer when I got divorced before a judge. I sing in the shower.

I mean … I’ll wait to see what they have on him. You never know

You just put your finger on the key issue.

You are assuming that, like you, these people will get their day in court. Please take a moment to reflect on the fact that the US guarantees due process and has stripped these men of their day in court. Without apology. You will "wait" forever because there are no plans to tell you.

If 99% of those deported are gang bangers, may thos 99% spend the rest of their lives in jail after they are convicted.

I would like you point out where in the law it says they temporary visa holders get their day in court? Do you see the evidence in every case?

I am proffering that this is entirely legal (tasteless and risky yet legal.)

Sure.

Fifth Amendment:
"No person shall...be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law..."
 
Fourteenth Amendment:
"nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law..."


The Supreme Court has consistently held that the protections of these amendments apply to all people within the borders of the United States, regardless of their immigration status.  

For example, Plyler v. Doe (1982):
Supreme Court ruled that undocumented children have the right to a free public education. Highlights the broader principle that undocumented individuals are entitled to constitutional protections.  
Quotes: "The Fourteenth Amendment provides that no State shall 'deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.'"  

and

"the benefits of this provision are extended to all persons within the State's territorial limits."

 

Your mistake is MAGA doesn’t think “those people” are human. They’ve been brainwashed by Trump, Miller, Musk, and Homan into thinking they’re all subhuman. I’m sure we will hear about gas chambers at one point in the near future. Congress, of course, co-signs with their silence.