Yeah, who was it that said this topic was getting repetitive? I can't remember off the top
of my head, but seriously! This is getting repetitive. Do we have clips of the Laotians
torturing the Hmong people? What if they were all lying then? I mean, yes, they aren't,
but still, just because you have clips of interviewed people who have suffered through it,
doesn't mean that it's full proof. And this part is not true: "IF IT WASN'T FOR THE HMONG
PEOPLE, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WEREN'T BE AT PEACE WITH LAOS." Yes, the Hmongs
might be well-known now, but we're not that important in the society. I mean, our image
as of right now, is poorly negative. I mean, the bumper sticker after Chai Vang's incident,
it's full proof. It's been thirty years, but like I've said, you can't expect a country to just
focus on one subject - there are priorities. If you can't even take care of the people in your
country, how do you expect to take care of people in another country? Besides, why are you
guys blaming the United States for? That's stupid. The United States cannot just take in all
the Hmongs. As I recall, some Hmongs were rejected in coming to the United States because
they did drugs - heroine and cocaine. Gee, let's bring a lot of crackheads to the United States
then. H*ll no, if it was your country, you wouldn't do it, then why should the US? And
don't forget that there are Hmongs living all over the world too. So you want the world to drop
everything and just watch over the Hmongs and take them out of Laos? From what I've been
hearing lately in this world, is that some Hmongs even move out of the United States or other
countries and return to Laos. Agh, we're going in circles here.
Again, no offense.
