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Re: by galangalalgol on Friday January 03, 2025 @07:48PM (#42591128)
In a, maybe not worst case, but really bad case, where there is violent conflict between the west and the PRC, how mught that play out in BC? My understanding is that a large portion of that 54.5% are from there? In the US during ww2 many Japanese business and land holdings were nationalized and then auctioned off to local business people. It seems like a work of fiction now, but such things have precedent.
Re: by bawolff on Friday January 03, 2025 @09:25PM (#42591761)
> In the US during ww2 many Japanese business and land holdings were nationalized and then auctioned off to local business people.

Not just in the US. Canada has its own shameful history of that sort of thing during WW2.

Re: by int_19h on Saturday January 04, 2025 @01:07AM (#42592814)
In BC specifically, in fact. What is Richmond, BC today was a Japanese community originally rather than Chinese as it is today.