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3 comments:
Good poem for insulting ah Hun Khvang Ma Khak, Me Kheatakor Reas Khmer in complice with N. Sihanouk,
born from from his Viet father, the ex-secretary of French Resident in Wat Phnom, Cambosdia. He had a Love Affair with Sihanouk's mother, Kossamak, in early 1920.
This is said by the great grandson of Chang Vang Kanthor Vaing during reign of Sisowat Monivong.
Look! Everything Sihanouk had done just to benefit Viet interests, and never for the Khmer people and Cambodia at all.
Me chor phnek muoy nirng koun chor phnek pi! LOL.
I think it is very unrealistic to call someone with an abusive word. Each person has a unique name in which it should be respected. Put yourself in his/her shoes, how do you feel when others are calling with all sort of names? So, please "treat others just like you want to be treated and as well as "love others just like you want to be loved". Cheers
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