On Jul 3, 11:00 am, [email protected] wrote:
> It is a great accomplishment by everyone of those students. Most of
> those students do study hard and they have ways and means to go to better
> schools which are generally off limited to the poor and unfortunate ones. I'd
>
> like to see more of students from the countryside as well have an opportunity
> to achieve such greatness so that they don't end up being like "Kaing Guek
> Eav" " Kim Trang" " Pol Pot" etc.. Ignorance can lead to much more
> destruction.
>
> ====
>
First of all, where have poor people been able to afford high
education like richer people?
Second of all, I do agree that Cambodian scholars study hard. However,
their hard study doesn't produce any better future for the country. Do
you know why?
That's right. It doesn't matter whether you are poor or rich. They
suck for themselves when they get in the position. They corrupt and
practice the culture of impunity over no one but their own people in
their own country. That is the culture of Cambodia.
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