Hart, the protagonist or the first-person narrator, becomes confused about his relationship with his friend Mitsy as she is Japanese. Hart and his father, Michael, are affected by the constant barrage of hatred about the Japanese from the whites and the worsening war news. They see Mitsy and Sadako, her mother, as ‘...two lithe killers’, not being able to trust them. Hart grew uncomfortable
This is a prime example of how unconscious racism is present in today’s society. President Obama had to force himself to release his personal documents in an effort to prove to the American people that he was indeed a citizen because multitudes of people, including influential people such as Donald Trump had their doubts. Still, many Americans do not believe the truth; they listed him as a non-citizen without a valid reason. It is hard to fix their unconscious minds, which automatically separated president Barack Obama from being a real citizen. People that participated in the survey could not explain the reason why they think that his provided documents must have been forged.
Hindsight. A bias only gifted to those who have the pleasure of standing on the sidelines or those who specialize in criticizing the actions of others in dire times of the past, while they themselves stand in the relative safety of the present. Every person is subject to hindsight and such treatment can ruin careers and the historic impression one leaves. Case example: Hiroshima. Many criticize the US Military’s bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, yet those same individuals are often civilians who have a general disliking of war and consequently are misinformed to the point of extreme partisan bias.
The Americans were really upset they were making phone called being rude and disrespectful to the the Middle Eastern families. That’s why everyone should have looked outside the box and see that any colored race could have attack to. The impacted that it had on people from my generation is that a lot of children lost their parents or family member so there probably thinking "I have no one to turn to, so they start having behavior problems" and really things aren't going right for them. The terrorism attack had bought good impact too…That anything can happen in a matter of seconds. The security System has really changed after 9/11, basically the Airport has been escalated, where they check every single thing on you and they also do randomly checks on anyone if does matter what colored race you are.
I mean really tell me that even though they were the same color, White or Caucasian, they still were not good enough. They were not accepted for who they were, they were treated worse than an animal in the street. I think back to September 11, and how cruel that was in my time, I remember sitting on my living room sofa and seeing the 2nd plane enter the twin tower and my heart sank. That’s the same way I felt during the research of the Holocaust. We have crossed a many of hurdles and seas, still have many to cross but I’m glad to know that America has made
This belief is not shared by most Americans, but is shared by many Iranians as away of life and last resort mean. Not a way to oppress womes. Though Americans may not agree with it they must learn to respect or at least try to understand the culture of the Iranian people. Some Iranian people believe that the government of America is trying to destroy their religion. What these Iranian have to understand is that their media is corrupting information, because America’s government tries its best to respect the religion of other people; after all it was found based on the idea.
Not only was America seen with fear but many others also began to see America as a threat because it was growing in power. The killing of innocent people was the cause to this because other nations saw how the US Military killed many Japanese women and children with no remorse. Even though many Americans disliked the Japanese many of them still agreed that the atomic bombs were not necessary. it was illegal to do such a thing even if it was in a war but America did not care and went along with it anyways. America has to live with the fact that they are the only nation to drop nuclear bombs in a
President Roosevelt authorized Executive Order 9066, which allowed the government to set aside camps in which they forced all Japan born or Japanese decent to live. This all steamed from the fear that all Japanese people were against the U.S and were considered our enemy even though many were born in the U.S. They did not care that they were U.S citizens and were put into concentration camps like animals and were in the process of being dehumanized. This was illegal, but everyone was blinded by fear and paranoia at the cost of the Japanese immigrants. I am afraid that if this had not been stopped in time, it would have been a similar tragedy to how Germany dehumanized the Jewish people and worked their way into committing genocide.
I want a government that will do whatever it takes to protect its people. I honestly do not understand why this opinion is so unpopular. It would not make us just as bad as the Saddam Hussein's and Osama Bin Laden's of the world. There is a big difference between torturing someone for say, being a homosexual, and torturing someone to protect innocent people's lives. It seems that either most Americans do not have the stomach for it or they seem to believe that sympathy for terrorists is somehow a moral virtue.
When the world thinks of interrogating they just go straight to torture, but when they craw away from that, there would be no enemies due because of their grudges toward countries. When using torture on suspects not only will it not work most of the time but it will mostly resolve in someone’s death. “President Obama has done the most important thing: reversing Bush's policy and declaring, as he did last week, that torture was unequivocally wrong” (Weisberg 1). Therefore using torture is just ruining the morale of countries especially the United States because we have rules. How come they can break the rules and other citizens can’t?