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Chad Irby wrote: In article , (robert arndt) wrote: "Keith Willshaw" wrote: Given that we didnt tie wounded POW's to trees with barbed wire and use them for bayonent pratctise I'd say no we didnt. No, we just interned Japanese-Americans for years in camps behind barbed wire at home. If you think the two approaches were even very roughly comparable, you have some serious problems. Yep. We were pretty darned nice, for the times. As were the Canadians, around the same time, btw. As opposed to, say, the Germans and Japanese of the times, we were practically saints. Thanks for pointing that out for us. |
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