While I certainly heard about Korematsu countless times in constitutional and civil rights law courses, it's astonishing the concentration camps conditions are far worse than I have imagined. It's truly shocking what the government has done and how they even have the face to criticize China when its camps are far better than US's with education, entertainment, career skills training and good food. And plus, Korematsu v. US has never been overturned despite what some claims.
23:41 Yep, and like I said, the Federalist Society has lined up to defend it... many of the architects of detainee torture and military commissions were Federalist Society members....
It's frightening that this could happen again , and judges believe it's their duty to sacrifice individual civil constitutional rights for the sake of government convenience . It terrible that bureaucrats and judges can make executive orders and ruling to end constitution Civil rights of individuals . Judges , presidents and bureaucrats have already decided that people don't need civil rights and can be simple ruled null avoid ! The question is whom up holds the Bill of Rights, Constitution , from past history,judges , presidents, bureaucrats, and legislators do not !
23:05 And when that happens (it could be argued that it is), you can bet the Federalist Society will be lining up to defend it... they're willing to tolerate nativist insurrection in their ranks, why not internment?
Lol if the Federalist Society types were around 77 years ago (counting from 2021), they would be praising Korematsu as "originalist" cause it would have served their purposes.
@@nathanli3024 And, SCOTUS explicitly ruled, in Korematsu v US, that the exclusion order leading to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was constitutional.
Who else is here because their teacher told them to watch the video?
I'm here cuz I'm a teacher
me
teacher must be a hardcore GOPer
While I certainly heard about Korematsu countless times in constitutional and civil rights law courses, it's astonishing the concentration camps conditions are far worse than I have imagined.
It's truly shocking what the government has done and how they even have the face to criticize China when its camps are far better than US's with education, entertainment, career skills training and good food.
And plus, Korematsu v. US has never been overturned despite what some claims.
23:41 Yep, and like I said, the Federalist Society has lined up to defend it... many of the architects of detainee torture and military commissions were Federalist Society members....
It's frightening that this could happen again , and judges believe it's their duty to sacrifice individual civil constitutional rights for the sake of government convenience . It terrible that bureaucrats and judges can make executive orders and ruling to end constitution Civil rights of individuals . Judges , presidents and bureaucrats have already decided that people don't need civil rights and can be simple ruled null avoid ! The question is whom up holds the Bill of Rights, Constitution , from past history,judges , presidents, bureaucrats, and legislators do not !
23:05 And when that happens (it could be argued that it is), you can bet the Federalist Society will be lining up to defend it... they're willing to tolerate nativist insurrection in their ranks, why not internment?
14:20 ??? How would that alone justify jailing someone...
8:26 This from the people trying to destroy OSHA and weaken labor rights using the courts...
2:54 - 3:25 is the basis, and logical reasoning, behind the relocation of the Japanese.
Then why didnt US charge korematsu with treason? It's a laughing matter...
Lol if the Federalist Society types were around 77 years ago (counting from 2021), they would be praising Korematsu as "originalist" cause it would have served their purposes.
Are they refugees????
Very well documented. Congratulations.
Hayat Harram no they are US citizens
SCOTUS ruled the relocation of Japanese during the war was lawful.
Is it? What crime did korematsu commit? Being Japanese american? Laughable
@@Aznmf Korematsu's crime was failure to obey a lawful military order during time of war.
@@pteronarcyscalifornica694 A law doesn't stand if it violates the constitution.
@@nathanli3024 And, SCOTUS explicitly ruled, in Korematsu v US, that the exclusion order leading to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was constitutional.
@@TejasM14 ironically, the Dred Scoot decision was an opinion based on an evolutionist interpretation of the document.