Vietnam,...a Vietnamese_American expat's perspective. page 3 - Vietnam forum

jana611 · 2019-10-13T08:53:28+02:00

Please [b]note[/b] the following is not the considered opinion of the OP, but a forwarded copy of a post made to the Quora_Home social media platform. It is posted here, simply for academic...

jryan

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Member since 01 October 2018

Huyen Phú Quoc, Kien Giang

jryan

07 November 2019 02:25:37

jryan

07 November 2019 02:25:37

#81

Huyen Phú Quoc, Kien Giang

I felt sorry for his Vietnamese wife. Hopefully she knew whom she married into and hopefully the Trump's USCIS will not allow her to immigrate to the US to spare her from confront racisism.

Guest2023

07 November 2019 03:33:00

Guest2023

07 November 2019 03:33:00

#82

jryan wrote:
I felt sorry for his Vietnamese wife. Hopefully she knew whom she married into and hopefully the Trump's USCIS will not allow her to immigrate to the US to spare her from confront racisism.

Just the same in VN, racism exists in every country.

WillyBaldy

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Member since 26 August 2013

WillyBaldy

07 November 2019 06:54:26

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WillyBaldy

07 November 2019 06:54:26

#83

724

colinoscapee wrote:
jryan wrote:
I felt sorry for his Vietnamese wife. Hopefully she knew whom she married into and hopefully the Trump's USCIS will not allow her to immigrate to the US to spare her from confront racisism.

Just the same in VN, racism exists in every country.

I spent a few days in Rach Gia with my friend from the North who lives in Saigon. For the first time since I'm here in Rach Gia they charged us 50% extra than normal price. 100K for two bun ca plus some extra fish in a bowl. Isn't this racism for you? I told my friend it was all her fault Next time we'll ask for the price first.