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The forgotten people.

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I've met a lot of Hmong, the 1st & 2nd gen immigrants are pretty different.

They have a tonal language (read nearly impossible to learn) and it's fairly primitive, like when they refer to an elevator, they say "the small room with sliding doors that goes from the bottom of a building to the top and can stop on all of the floors in between" 😕
 
I knew a few Hmong back in the day. Proud fierce men...some of the bravest men I ever knew...and I was proud to fight with them, even though I was a bit skeptical when I first was introduced to them. Little people, rather primitive...but they weren't lacking in balls or heart...

We have a fairly large Hmong community here, and I ALWAYS treat them with respect...especially the "old ones."

I remember...

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Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
I've met a lot of Hmong, the 1st & 2nd gen immigrants are pretty different.

They have a tonal language (read nearly impossible to learn) and it's fairly primitive, like when they refer to an elevator, they say "the small room with sliding doors that goes from the bottom of a building to the top and can stop on all of the floors in between" 😕

Why don't they adopt how most asian people say it: EL-RI-BAY-EE-TUH
 
hippy anti war crowd led to abandoning a lot of people. hardly a moral victory...pull troops out, stick head in sand. morally bankrupt as those they claimed to be opposing.
 
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