Jim Henley responds to a number of comments he made in a much more level-headed fashion than I could,
particularly this quote by Glenn:
The wrongfulness in the World War Two internments, after all, wasn't that they happened, but that they were unjustified. Had significant numbers of American citizens of Japanese descent actually been working for the enemy, the internments would have been a regrettable necessity rather than an outrageous injustice.
