Was it easier to fight the Shinto terrorists in the 40's because they were easier to

They could be spotted, rounded up and put in concentration camps in the US while we circled the globe killing the rest of them until they gave up.
That and a couple of Nukes and No more Shinto problem for us.
Sandy, according to modern logic, they were Shintos who just happened to be Japanese.

Didn't the nation of Japan attack the U.S. or are we listening to Bill O rewrite history...

Edit- "Sandy, according to modern logic, they were Shintos who just happened to be Japanese."

According to that logic the Nazi's were Christian terrorists who attacked Europe... The term in the way you are using it is nothing more then a way to associate the entire religion of Islam with terrorism.

Hell, I don't like terrorists and I don't like any religion full stop, but propaganda is just that, propaganda.

Yes, no political correctness or screams of racism during a war. Most of the Japanese were sent to camps to protect them from Americans. The government was afraid they would be hurt or killed and perceived as the same enemy as in WWII.

Yes.

It's all in the yes...

Yes and the British wore red uniforms and marched in a straight line. Your point is?

There were no Shinto terrorists. WWII (as far as Japan was concerned) was totally economic control. Religion didn't enter into it.