jhungary
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Viet people are first and foremost pariots. we say "yeu nuoc", meaning "love the water", or patriot. Vietnam has a lot of rivers. it rains a lot especially in summer. we never say "love government". even the most anti commie haters in America and elsewhere send money home to family or visit family and relatives in Vietnam. there is no difference in patriotism between the North or South Vietnamese. we may dislike the government, but we never hate our motherland.
Very rightly said.
As I said some days ago on another post. Government comes and goes, but people and country stays forever, it's quite naïve to think one allegiance lies in one government, but should always be with the country and its people.
Something it probably lost in translation to these people out here.
Even tho I don't like China, how my mother feel betrayed by the Chinese (She actually first went to Hainan before shipping all the way to Hong Kong after being rob and turned away by the Chinese Coastguard) but yet, she still went back (and that's before the Chinese market bloom.) and build house and share her wealth to her relative in China.
What is truly sad is that multitude of Japanese academics and patriots have the same view as I. LOL.
Did i not say to @TaiShang of the "fit of rage" that would be leveled on Japan?
I prove myself right.
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Actually, you just prove yourselves wrong.
No one level the blame of your changing of tone to the Japanese. Unless you are ego enough and narcissistic enough to think you actually represent the whole of Japan.
We all have a problem with your tone, not what you stand for, you can be Pro-Martians for all we care, but your tone change is what we don't get.
Well, I guess you have your way on whatever you are doing, and I hope you achieve that, but again, please do not say you are pragmatic or ambiguous, cause you ain't.