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The detention of Japanese Americans during World War II would qualify as an example of majoritarian tyranny and misuse of executive prerogative, driven by fear and racial bias.

Michael Ignatieff

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Die Inhaftierung japanischer Amerikaner während des Zweiten Weltkrieges würde sich als ein Beispiel für die Tyrannei der Majorität und den Missbrauch von Exekutivgewalt der Exekutive aufgrund von Angst und Rassenvoreingenommenheit qualifizieren.

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