, 20 July 2007 (UTC)

I admit that "concentration camp" does raise the Nazi camps/Holocause in many people's minds. I never said that it did not. Putting the alternative we came up with aside for now (I kind of agree with MM; it works from a semantics point of view, but it does not work as an accepted term because it isn't widely used), let me ask this, again with respect: Why is it acceptable to use "concentration camp" for the Nazi camps, even though many believe that is a euphemistic term for what they really were, but it is fine to do that for the American camps by using "relocation center?" Seems like a double-standard/contradiction to me.  01:50