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to (3ss"ume tJKitdltheリA pol" ti?ians qre completely clean-There mustber many terrvpt.fj-tlonsIn pontics,' andもne need冬 to rds6 politにalfundscdhtiriu-(XJsly: if. he , or, she ニwdnts ,;tb stay in、: politics. Soort,r 、or Idter at (,qtst g fevy ^JA poHn.-cians wilj inevitably te linked tQ sonrjer sccmdciIs. (The reedjI movement :aさainsナa JA ciすy CO u nci I ma n (Sak Y。 mtirooto) i n Carsonきーふnt!y succeeded in October1979.i掘on the av欲qge, " m<iy be fair —to argリe that mcmy JAp'ofけicicms desもnve the imaがof a clean polけician. Most <jf Cahfomia's J A politiciansゃppear1o have aぷ満dent anci、 sfqble income Some of them : have • accumulated considerable assets be-f6redoincir into 、 d6Iitics. Although it is risky〖o "ener<jlize, theなime rate am on a theJA's is pi^bqblylowest an Song all theethnk:gr。i^|D$ in theUnけed States. .
Before cCmcluing this artide, l§tme、cite h^O more exqrnples to shed further light on tトe favorable imaae of the JA politiidans in California.Wheri MnteiVieWecf US Congressman Riobert AAqtsリi【D-Saひひmゃnto), V was strtrdc by his non-politician 。'ppearcince. After being briefly ex)posed to his yoリth-fullook;)lender physique, and gentle [nannerism, I could rtot prevent myself from telling hinn that he does not redly look like a politician. Con, gressman Matsurshot me back by saying that not lookinglike aゃolitician, is a major asset nowday5 inA.merica qnd that people can汁ustsudi。person ancjwouldvoteforhim.
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jDdiycians who seem to have CKVery diffioCrlt time in sリstairh 】ngニ1heir popularity:卩or thenh merely beingや1p9Tけicicm is a mまr liability. Senator J<)hn Tunrtey had邻ch cr problem vis-aふiさhischallengej" Samuef Hayak。wん'in1976. Hayひk。wa was apparently sゎctes咖in imposing an image of "a cHrty professT6-nia1 politicqn曾'on Tひnney whi{eeffeilively pos-
)fng himself as" a clean politic?-aレdmcfteu?' bらfc^i;e <2dlifor-nia'i el,ctofateiIn a two-way elecition fぉe十weert a JA
"cmd a White ccmdidatei the JA wcj^ considered ''dean" while the White considered "sus-pcect.''けwas obvious ly incon-ceivaWe in CqliiFomia a few decades agOibutけis now possible.
ill may beipremakire to conclude, that the kind of intense antトJapanese feelin。 that existed in tdifomb in 〖he1930's。nd1940's has beさn COmpletdy eradicated.lト may aIs 9 foe tooがrly to conclude that racism in other areas sirdicJsschoQl integration, employment! social rddtト on has been thoroughly re-rrK>yed. Howらveriqt Iecist in the el ect orひにprocess irvCalト forma, the JA's are now apparently fairly and objectively evaluateby the genera! public. (Imust once acjain em-phひ'si2:e that my study deals only with California and not wけh othダst。tes of the union. It appears that as cm electora( factorI race is more important inHdwaii than in California, Thelatest ex ample ofthis is Ariyoshi-Fasi gubenatorialcontest in 1978:)
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First, the N[9zis went after〖he Jevvsに
But I wasn't a Jew, て so I didnotreact. Thenゅey' went after the Catholics, , so1didii,t stand up, so I didn't object, Theii they went after the worker, tmtlwasji,taworker, so Ididn't stand up. Then they Went after the Prot.estant Clergy
and by their it Was toolate ... 、for ahybody to stand up, '、
.Pastor, Theoloかn
And soIt was thattheunspeakable holocaust waゃp ei"pet-rated against some six m illkm ifellow humantieings, — men, women, chil(Jr印,the elderly, infants, .ー who worshipped the Almighty under the Old Testament, The Jews,
It didn't start with those w-1rifamous gas ovens. Rather It t)6gan >Vith i^estricrtipng, foilowed byspeeiat deer6eさ(wearing of a specialJewぉ"badき6,ぉrcぉdlゅor, establishitient of Jewish Councils - the "Judenrat"), incarceration, and then systematic elimination. AU supplemented with accelerating propagahda of hate. And alltねe whUさas the World stood by, essentially silent and inactive. Silent and inactjLve-world naU-ons. SileiU and inactive world churchesきnd religions. Sil(3nt and inactive world peoples. ',
It isimpleasant, to say theleast, to think,let alone speak, about this horrible chapter in the history of mankind; rather, it is easier to forget about the enornUty of this p ro gram, pier-haps to think so me how it didn'lhappenにthat it could not have happened, that "wo n't hゅ,.Again,That ,e ar(iiot Jews, aひd so…• itcan,しhappen to us, Supely,notinAinorica, 4101 today.
We have but tolook—to Soiitまsf Asia, where today, again, hundreds of thousands of fellow human beings have bぉen andarebeingsystemaUeallye义teripinated. As you read those verywo rcis, this moment. A gain, while the world's nations, churches and peoples ineffectually stand by, at best weakly protesting. This ti;ne dぱferentvict1ms, different regimes, differeilt methods. Bムt with the same end result: systerngtic mass—homicide of helpless men, wo men, children, the elclery and infants. Today. Now.
But we cannot co ncern our selves witlithese repulsive hoirors: It is again too uniileasant; to consider;w6 arぉnot the victims;はcannot happen toother minorities; it could not have happened in America. Perjiaps. Those of you who have read M固Weglyn,s book ,,Years'orMamy"learned for the first time so me or the proposals submitted by those in the h ighest piaces or our, G Givenimentぉr the "so hit ion" of the 115,000 Japanese Americans and /heir parents who were in-carcerate(i in concentration camp in the United States duTin纟 World War II: sliip them ,,JDacK" to Japan; propQseヌn ,,exc!ト angざ'of tein J a paiKese Americans for everyprisoner-of-war-that the Japanese ImperialGoyei;nment releashed; and soon,
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