By Kai CurryNORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY“Kind of a sour way” to spend a Saturday, Frank Abe said. And by “characters,” we mean real people who suffered arrest, interrogation, and incarceration during the crackdown against anyone of Japanese ethnicity, alien or non-alien, during WWII. Sometimes exact wording is being used by politicians today that was used during WWII, Abe pointed out. Why were approximately 120,000 people incarcerated with no evidence of political activity, no evidence of wartime espionage, and no due process? “Talk to your neighbors, talk to each other,” resist the push of the administration to isolate us from each other.