Joel Brinkley, despite being a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and a professor teaching at Stanford University, published a poorly written article expressing his attitude toward Vietnam’s appetite. One of the main points that most disappointed readers of this article is the way Brinkley assumed Vietnamese people as aggressive only based on their eating habit. Regardless to the accuracy of Vietnamese meat consumption situation given by Brinkley, supposed that eating certain animals such as dogs and rats (which could in fact be field mice instead) actually be very common in Vietnam, it would still be hypocritical to judge someone because they eat one type of animal that he does not want to eat. If eating something with a central nervous system