>>Yes it was a dark moment - when your country rounds up 120,000+ people including women and children (and 62% of those people where USA citizens) and bout 80,000 were 2nd generation citizens just because of the color of their skin and send them off to an internment camp (ya know the incarceration of U.S. citizens with no due process) it is what anyone in their right mind would call a "dark moment".
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>If you want to have a "dark moment" accompany me on one of my visits to a VA medical center and look at what war has done to people who once were some of our finest young men.
>War is hell.
>There are no bright moments.
>When Japan invaded the US, all bets were off.

Agreed. But - did Japan actually technically 'invade' the USA? Hawaii wasn't a state until 1959. Of course they attacked the USA so it really doesn't matter - just play on words I guess.