[Leaning Right]

I already told you this was not a racist thing as far as my father goes. Had Germany had the strength to launch a major sneak attack on New York City, I believe he would have held the same animosity.

Forgive me if I’m wrong, but it seems like you want to drag racism back into it. So I think I’ll pass on continuing this conversation.

[Zhang Fei]

[I already told you this was not a racist thing as far as my father goes. Had Germany had the strength to launch a major sneak attack on New York City, I believe he would have held the same animosity.

Forgive me if I’m wrong, but it seems like you want to drag racism back into it. So I think I’ll pass on continuing this conversation.]

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I’m not saying your dad was a bad person, any more than Jefferson or Washington were bad people for owning slaves. I am suggesting that he had the prejudices of his time. Truman and Lindbergh were deeply racist, but in a way reflective of the prejudices of their era, and were basically good men. And who’s to say a preoccupation with racial hygiene is a bad thing?