r/MurderedByWords • u/JerryJr99 • Jan 31 '25

#1 Murder of Week Your response is concerning, Bobby!

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u/illgot Jan 31 '25

this will be the third of fourth time the US has had their own little concentration camps since at least the 1940s. Go back further and you can add in countless camps they put Native American in and just for funzies the Trail of Tears.

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u/SnooDonkeys5186 Jan 31 '25

We planned our trip two weeks ago to Manzanar, California, for this weekend. Because my hubby canceled out my vote, he needs to see it. American Japanese internment camp.

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u/illgot Jan 31 '25

not something they teach in a lot of US schools. Shame should be taught so it isn't repeated.

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u/SnooDonkeys5186 Jan 31 '25

So true. The USA has had quite a internment camps few for different nationalities. My cousin-in-law is born and raised in Japan and when we went to Pearl Harbor, she had never heard of it before!

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