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the prisoners are the patriots.
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[Breathing Heavily]
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And no matter
how badly treated we are,
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still we are proud,
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because at least we are free,
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instead of enslaved as so many
of the so-called government officials.
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[Speaking French]
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[Translator]
And so,you see,
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when a Vietnamese works
for peace and for liberty,
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he is considered a communist.
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It is an honor for the communists
to have to work for peace and justice.
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So it is the government which
gives validity to being a communist,
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because they continue to say...
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that the people who work forjustice
and for peace are communists.
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You see?
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[Coker]
We were learning to be good soldiers...
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back when you're three, four,
five, six years old.
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That's when good ol'mom is telling you
to obey the local camp regulations.
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In this case, it's the house.
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And you start to learn
to respect authority.
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And so, finally, lo and behold,
at 20, 22 years old,
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you find yourself in service
and maybe take that last and final step,
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where you become
quite regimented...
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in a military form of discipline.
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That stuff isn't worth the paper it's
written on, if the basis isn't there.
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You need that cornerstone that goes back
to childhood, and who's teaching you,
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but good old moms,
women like yourselves.
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It's terrifying. When you're facing
a torture session with a bunch of gooks,
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it's gonna be pretty darn miserable.
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No doubt about it.
You're scared. You're really petrified.
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But at the other side,
you have a bunch of women back there...
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telling you, ''You better do something,''
you know?
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That's the wrath of God. You don't
want 100 women climbing down your back,
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-[Laughter]
- So you figure the gooks aren't so bad.
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So you press on.
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In many respects,
the destiny of our country,