@ribbitribbitsaga
First of all, you have the reading comprehension skill of a 2 yr-old & have mischaracterized every point I made. Therefore, I'll make it easy for you with point by point talk. This is also to clarify for anyone read your comment and got the wrong idea.
1. Saigon was renamed to Ho Chi Minh, not the other way around.
2. Communism/ Capitalism is not as simple as black and white, many top countries with the best quality of life implement policies stem from both of these ideologies. Like Vietnam and China are doing communism in politics but implementing capitalism in economy.
3. My learning of English is my choice, collonization is not by choice.
Learning English doesn't equate to abandoning my mother tongue, but being collonize force people to abandon it. And as far as I'm concern, collonization doesn't equate to only language, far worse things are done to collonized countries.
You talk like you American owns the language but it actually originates from England, hence the name "English", yours is just an abreviation of the original language.
4. "You say the American people supported nam. They didn't." Didn't said any of this, brush up on your reading skills. How can a foreigner read & write better than you?
5. I've never said capitalism are "bad", we implement capitalistic ideas into our own economy. Bad ones are the collonists like past American army - killed and raped innocent people for their fake "freedom" & sense of justice.
6. Globalization makes every economies interacts with each other, if not you then someone else will. It's not like your petty few dollars gonna stimulate a whole economy, stop exaggerating your self-importance.
7. Investing is not collonizing, everyone gains from the funds being invested. If investing is collonizing then American is being collonized more than Vietnam because it receive hundred times more capital funds invested. See how idiotic your argument is? This is basic economics concept, it seems you're the one who don't know how things run. Pretty ironic.
I'm not trying to be mean but you're not exactly high on the social hierachy in America right? I'm just having a hard time believing the great America - a first world country would produce someone as uneducated as you.