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And so the idea in the Soviet Union was just because you were the member of a class, even as a consequence of your familial association, you were immediately sufficiently guilty to be put into a camp and punished. And the terms for the camps were often 10 years, 15 years long, and if you were very fortunate, you got to have two or three of those. So the Soviets really implemented and perfected the idea of class and ethnicity-based guilt. And it’s a very bad road to walk down, and it’s something that we’re very much engaged in at the moment, because there’s discussion everywhere in North America now about the idea of, well, race-predicated guilt, for example, and ethnic-predicated guilt, and it’s a very bad idea to classify an entire group of people as guilty of anything based on their group membership.