Why did you put Japan's into camps and don't get mad but when they put Jews in camps you were pissed?

Answer 1

But Americans did get mad at the detention of Japanese so your question is not correct, but I understand your implication... The USA put US residents of Japanese descent into detention camps. The US was at war with Japan. The act of building and filling those camps is now considered to have been a bad thing, and is considerd to have been a violation of US laws, and it still angers many Americans... The whole thing certainly was (to say the VERY least) improper... Germany put German (and other nations) residents of Jewish descent into camps. 1- Germany was NOT at war with Jews. 2- It was NOT a violation of German law, in fact it was condoned by law. 3-The Jews were exterminated (killed) in the camps. Although both acts were wrong, and both acts are shameful, and people get mad at both things, but they were dissimilar acts and the world understandbly REACTS MUCH STRONGER to genocide than to illegal detention... The Japanese were (eventually) released, the Jews are (permanently) dead.