Viet-Justice

Arizona Sen. John McCain refused to apologize yesterday for his use of a racial slur to condemn the North Vietnamese prison guards who tortured and held him captive during the war.

“I hate the gooks,” McCain said

Hats off to McCain.  Hey, if it walks like a gook and quacks like a gook then it is a gook.  He uses the slur, rightfully so, against North Vietnamese which is perfectly ok since they are not even human.  That’s right.  I said North Vietnamese are not even human.  They sided with Russia and China against the United States and France (ok I can forgive them for the latter) during the Vietnam War.  Is there any real reason we should say nice things about them?  I mean they lived in underground tunnels in the middle of a jungle.  How is that for advanced civilization?

“The use of a racist slur can’t be acceptable for any national leader, regardless of his background,” said Diane Chin, executive director of the San Francisco-based Chinese for Affirmative Action. “For someone running for president not to recognize the power of words is a problem.”

Diane Chin has proved that she is an absolute idiot.  If you are the leader of the country with the most nuclear warheads you can say what you want, but nuclear warheads aside it is perfectly acceptable to use any vocabulary you choose.  Why? Because of the first person point of view.  The first person point of view is always valid over all others.  If McCain wants to call them Gooks then that is perfectly valid.  If I want to call them Gooks too that is perfectly valid.  For someone to not recognize that their statements do not agree with John McCain or the mighty Quan Tran is a major problem.