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How do the Vietnamese feel about Americans and the war?

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How do the Vietnamese feel about Americans and the war?

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The only time the war came up at all was at the Cu Chi Tunnels War Memorial Theme Park and Shooting Range. (My renaming scheme.) A crazy percentage of the population is below 30, so they don’t remember the war. Vietnam is barreling towards Western style capitalist consumption at a breakneck pace, so I’m pretty confident they aren’t even thinking about “The American War” as it’s called there. You’re surrounded by a population of 20 somethings in t-shirts with bad English on them (I saw one girl in a pink “Brittney Spear” shirt), they’re wearing knock off Western brands – Dolce & Gabbana, Addidas, Nike, you name it, they’re toting cell phones and hauling flat screen TVs home on the backs of their scooters so they can watch MTV Asia… the war? I think it would be totally different if we’d had the chance to talk to anyone that had lived through the war. But everyone we encountered was young, young, young. I talked to a nice kid in a coffee place that was studying English and IT. I’m guessin

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