The right's obsession with AOC

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(06-20-2019, 11:10 AM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: I hate to interrupt the fascinating semantic argument going on, but I really feel the need to inject some rational points.  

First, these are not "concentration camps" they are detention facilities that any single person in them could freely leave and return to their point of origin.  One cannot freely leave a concentration camp, ergo these are not concentration camps.

Secondly, using the term concentration camp has an intense negative connotation that every single person in this thread is aware of.  Using it in this instance is intentionally inflammatory and anyone pretending it wasn't used for precisely that reason should be ashamed of their rank dishonesty.

(06-20-2019, 11:37 AM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Agreed, if only those who dislike it when others do it would be consistent in this regard.


Except it absolutely does.  If you can leave the facility of your own free will at any time it is not a concentration camp.  The English invented them in the Boer wars, they could not be left by their occupants.  In fact name me a time "concentration camps" were used that could be left at any time.

Is that policy?

A search didn't show where it was stated that they could just "go home" whenever they wanted.

Maybe I missed your source?