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I'm currently living in Vietnam. Have been working 4 months at a center for children, raised by american and vietnamese war veterans together after the war. All I can say is the vietnamese are treating the war as it practically never happened, and westerners are treated with a lot of respect. I've also met quite a few vietnamese veterans, some having participated in as many as 3 different wars during their life time. Unfortunately due to my very lackluster vietnamese skills I wasn't able to get to know these people better, or ask for their opinion on the war. All I can say is that the vietnamese are by far the most amazing people I've ever met. Especially considering their recent and extremely tragic history.

I'm sorry but why would he hold a grudge against the Vietnamese (I'm assuming he's American)? Wouldn't it be better to hold a grudge against the ones who sent him there in the first place for no particular reason?