The Logic of Militant Democracy
By https://www.nplusonemag.com/author/mark-krotovgmail-com/July 6, 20181 min read
The pervasive fears over existential threats, the belief that foreign enemies were supported by internal subversion, and the sense that victory required the total destruction of our foes all fueled the conviction that “foreigners” were enemies and thus had no rights. The American concentration camps of the 1940s exemplified the logic of such war. Foreigners were guilty until proven otherwise.
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