SAM youre not making sense to me now , sorry

are you saying racism is right or wrong?

I say wrong

chorlton wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2017 5:47 pm SAM youre not making sense to me now , sorry

are you saying racism is right or wrong?

I say wrong

Honestly, in primitive societies, the rules change. So I say, racism is **mostly right**, in Cambodia, right now. Remember those qualifications, with exceptions please, and please don't misquote me or twist my words. Thank you.

PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES
Take for example prisons worldwide — often drawn on racial lines. Primitive society.
Another example would be inner-city America — primitive, and usually drawn on racial lines.
The deep, rural, Confederate South (forgive me my rebel brothers) — but usually drawn on racial lines. Simple society.

Any more questions, my well-meaning poster?

phuketrichard wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2017 3:48 pm wiki is not always the truth, but only what someone wrote, can be changed, corrected, amended.
not exactly the best source for "this is the truth"

Disagree 100%.

Other sources mostly state their point of view.

wiki allows constant peer-editing by specialists, regardless of which side they come from..

Do CNN/Fox/BBC allow that? No. Why?

Wiki is not perfect, but it's way better than sources that filter and refuse any edits.

chorlton wrote:SAM youre not making sense to me now , sorry

are you saying racism is right or wrong?

I say wrong

I tend to believe that an us/ them mentality exists deep within our crocodile brains and cannot be denied. Us monkeys think we're smarter than our evolutionary abilities. 100 000 years or so is not long enough.

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Then, some of them had to leave Vietnam for whatever reason, and ended up here, no doubt. So there are a few Chinese-Viet-Cambodians here now, through the long circuit of emigration, China-->Vietnam-->Cambodia. And mostly marrying Chinese ... Funny ...

I do agree with this part. Somehow Teochew dispora seems to find each other no matter the country they imigrate to.

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Fri Dec 22, 2017 5:25 pm actually cny was just added this month!

May I have a link to an official source please ? I didn't find any about this matter.

More than 2,300 foreigners deported [this year so far]
The government’s crackdown on illegal immigrants has resulted in more than 2,300 being deported and barred permanently from the kingdom so far this year.
Lieutenant General Uk Heisela, director of investigations at the Interior Ministry’s immigration department, said officials arrested and deported 2,357 illegal immigrants.
“These immigrants were of 51 different nationalities. Of this, 1,220 deportees were Vietnamese,” he said.

Last year, the government’s crackdown against offending foreigners resulted in 3,376 immigrants being deported and barred permanently from the kingdom. They were comprised of 63 nationalities but the vast majority – 2,453 – were Vietnamese.

Since April 2014, when the government established the general department of immigration, nationwide statistics show that 14,018 foreigners from 85 countries have been deported and permanently barred from entry into the kingdom.
Of them, 10,908 – or nearly 78 percent – were Vietnamese nationals.
Khmer Times

Where in Phnom Penh ethnic Vietnamese? The areas in which they live and how they can be seen?

Thank you.

Another police raid nets 20 Vietnamese living and working in Phnom Penh illegally.

PHNOM PENH - The Immigration police led by General Aok Haiseyla, head of the Investigation Department, detained 20 Vietnamese for living and working illegally at Sangkat New Market 2, Khan Doun Penh in Phnom Penh.



The inspection of massage shop and hair salon in New Market 2, found 20 Vietnamese(17 women) working and living without a passport. They were taken to the Department of Immigration of the Ministry of Interior to follow the procedure.