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Hmong refugees sent back to Laos -- July 4 2008

Thailand has started deporting thousands of Hmong refugees to Laos. The Thai government says they are illegal migrants, but the refugees say they fled political persecution. Human Rights groups sa...  
 
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meng120690 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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Why you guy not come to the hmong families meeting to get you opinions. Not in here, in here not solve a thing.  Go to your hmong community meeting get involve gush.
thegreatkoua (1 day ago) Show Hide
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really haven't see how that work yet. hmong don't love hmong remember.
PapayaSalad82 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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snitches get stitches lol
babynighter (1 week ago) Show Hide
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@TheZacamon hmongs should not start gangs! We have a lot of hmong gangs where I live. It's very sad to see my young asian brothers and sisters acting like black Americans. I'm isan but I have a lot of hmong friends. all of us asians should stick together. The whites do, the jews do too and they are doing well for themselves.
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I completely agree with you. It is the teenagers who don't understand the importance of first impression in this country. There are some successful Hmongs but they have been overshadowed by those who act like wanebe gangsters. It is sad and is one of the many issues that the Hmong community needs to address. The sad truth is that there is no true leadership in the Hmong community. The communication gap between the younger and older generation is so wide that nothing gets done.
babynighter (1 week ago) Show Hide
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@TheZacamon how can we work together to solve this problem?
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The sad truth is that there is little that can be done. It's hard to help someone who does not know he has a problem. It's like a wild fire at its' peak, you have to let it take its' course and die down first before attempting to put it out. As for me and you, take one step at time. Be a role model to yourself and family first, then to your friends, from there to people in your neighborhood, and then your community. Starting a youth recreational sports in the community ....
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..... alleviate some of the problems. It was sports that shaped me into what I am today. It kept me out of trouble when I was bored as a teen. It taught me about competition, sportsmanship, playing hard but being fair. In the near future, I and a group of friends of mine would like to collaborate with the US Youth Soccer to Association to establish a youth soccer league for the Southeast Asian Americans in our community.
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Marcqx Do you see how this "secret army" killed Laosans ?Do you see wepon in their hands ?
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