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Yes, I think you are trying to poison the kid.

From Don Tran, on Wed, 27 Nov 1996 00:25:07 GMT (in response to: Lies)

   Yes, I think you are trying to poison the kid with your
communism hatred.
   I sympathize with the loss of your family, but millions of 
Vietnamese families lost their relatives too.
   Communists just wanted to get control of power and to 
suppress people, that's why they started what they called
"Independence war". In order for them to achieve their goal,
they had to brain-wash north Vietnamese and south villagers
that U.S. invaded the south, and people in the south lived 
miserably under U.S. control. But the truth was opposite. 
As I recalled, before 1975, South Vietnam was called by the 
world "The Pearl of Southeast Asia". Phuc, I hope this name 
makes some sense to you. South Vietnamese did very well 
before 1975.
   In your response, you wrote that: "...the people of the
villages, farmers, who only wanted freedom..." was a joke.
Nothing wrong with freedom before, and all Vietnamese (except
north Vietnamese) had plenty of freedom: freedom of speech,
freedom of religions, freedom of press, freedom of moving
around freely, freedom of farming our own land and selling
our products, freedom of communication, and so on...
   After communists took over south Vietnam, how many kinds
of "freedom" do you think we have ??? Can you name a few ?
Can anyone help Phuc to name a few freedom that Vietnamese
have after 1975 ?
   I just want to ask you some questions: Why did you leave
Vietnam in the 80s ???  Did you leave Vietnam because you
finally realized what's wrong with Communism ? Or did you
leave Vietnam carrying a "mission" with you ?
   I'm interest in your answers and looking forward to them.
   Don Tran


Replies

  1. Answers, and in a final defense Dinh Thi Phuc (), Fri, 04 Apr 1997 03:01:37 GMT
    1. dinh thi phuc and the opponents thai (), Mon, 07 Dec 1998 08:02:54 GMT
    2. Untitled (), Thu, 10 Jan 2002 21:56:59 GMT

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