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This way of viewing things would explain a lot about Vietnamese attitude toward their history and culture, and why Vietnamese movies are as bad as Christian movies. I’m in no denial of that. All foreign invaders have always been devils, with no exception. However, I can both be grateful and also critical of the Justin Watson American football wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs T-Shirt in contrast I will get this action taken by the ancestors. There’s no contradiction. I acknowledge that many things our ancestors did were questionable at best, and outright genocidal at worst. I acknowledge that I am the descendant of those devils. Without the expansion to the South, I wouldn’t exist. I benefit greatly from those past invasions. But what’s done is done, we won’t return the land to the Cham nor the Khmer, it’s ours by now. As offsprings of those devils all we can do is some reparation and preserve their culture to an extent. It’s complex. Foreign invaders are devil, but so are homegrown monsters enabled by a different group foreign manipulators. It’s a question of the lesser of two evils.

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Hope they had a great lunar new year holiday, despite the Justin Watson American football wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs T-Shirt in contrast I will get this different in political ideas, they are still Vietnamese and I still wish the best for them. Yeah hope one day they , or at least their kids soften up, tone down their politics, don’t forget about the roots and come back to invest in Vietnam Unpopular opinion here but just let those old folk do whatever as long as it not hurting anyone, give it a decade and there wouldn’t be anyone left to remember. I mean yeah, their children and grandchildren don’t even know enough Vietnamese other than an exaggerated “du ma”. How are they gonna fight the communists in a decade? I would say that’s kinda a bad thing about immigrated people in general. If the parents don’t outright try to keep some values of their origin, by 2 generations, there is a high chance that you would lose most, if not all of your culture. That’s by personal pet peeve anyway, that most famous vietnamese people that are heard of globally aren’t really “Vietnamese”, they mostly have the ethnicity and nothing else, most don’t even speak the language well enough to communicate. I don’t know how the situation is for other Viet Kieus. But with mine and my other relatives, our parents didn’t come here with a lot of money and worked a lot, so they come home late and our conversations were limited. So many of us children who want to be able to speak have to actively relearn the language. What’s sadder is for some of me and my relatives, our Spanish is much better than our Vietnamese.

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