I had two of those. One was particularly fixated on how the Japanese were going to bury us. They don't call it "the long march through the institutions" for n

I had two of those. One was particularly fixated on how the Japanese were going to bury us. They don't call it "the long march through the institutions" for nothing. The idea that one should get into a position of power to teach a select portion of children that, because of their ancestry, they have a sin for which they must work their whole lives to atone for does call for a reaction. At least with the religious, you can be saved by Jesus or whatever, but for this group, you are always guilty, by virtue of your skin color.