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ABBOTT H. HOFFMAN "know, and that's just about dying too. Pretty soon they're going to have a fuck-in on CBS. But we have to redefine the danguage and one of the words we got to re-orient ourselves to is the word violence. We have to talk about institutional violence, We have to talk about a system you see where rats, where I live on the lowe. East Side rats eat kids--that's violent! And the Slum landlords that own those fuckin buildings are violent, violent people. But you don't see that. I mean you look on TV, I was watching it last week. General Custer from West Point, you know, a guy like covering up the Song Mai (phonetic) thing. Can't help relating to it like that. JI saw that Captain Medina the next night. You know, he got on and said, 'Well I know that a hundred and eighty people were getting massacred down the road, it wasn't my fault and everything.’ And now they switched back and it's ABC TV and they switched back to Roger Munday and he said ‘Well, that about wraps it up at Song Mai.' And he smiles. Said, what is he talking about? And then comes General Custer. General Custer covered up for a year and a half. Covered up the massacre, and you look at him--gray hair, dis- tinguished, horn-rimmed glasses--he didn't even look like a right-winger. He looked like the Dean of this university. You know, you met him--Chuck. Chuck, he puts his arm around you, Dean...'I don't agree with all your goals, I mean I do agree with 15