Thais and Kmers share the same culture. In Laos and Burma also
practicing Kmer culture. In China it's about less than 10 million Kmer-
Chinese still practice Kmer culture. One billion Indians are Hindu.
The culture won't be dead only people.

On Nov 9, 4:59 pm, Neak Kampuchea <[email protected]> wrote:
> How Khmer culture is facing extinction
>
> Hinduism teaches Khmer people to eat fresh meat, drink goat or cow
> milk, resist and explore new lands, kill enemies and build Khmer
> Empire with thousand temples.  300 years later, due to social and
> religious change, this Khmer Empire had begun to disintegrate and
> damage enormously its own original Khmer culture from 800 years ago.
> From that time on Khmer people have been becoming week, unable to
> defend themselves and defend the large size of Khmer Empire causing
> several North West provinces to annex them to Siam.  At the same time
> in Southern part Kampuchea Krom had also been in the disintegration
> process until the arrival of French’s Colonial.
>
> Buddhism had come. And in reverse, its teach Khmer not to kill for
> food or for any other purpose, so that majority poor Khmer Buddhist
> believers eat dead meat and spoiled fish. There were neither Khmer
> butchers nor Khmer fisherman. But it’s still existed a lot people who
> need fresh meat or fresh fishes and there were questions how to get
> them without slaughtering animals? This is the answer why Khmer
> religious leaders and Khmer politician at that time had closed their
> eyes to few Vietnamese and Chinese settlement at the gateway of
> immigration in Kampuchea Krom delta land 300 years ago. Because these
> people can catch fresh fish and kill animal for food in market.
> This is the reason why Khmer Krom monk at that time had been
> preaching
> to the local not to harm those immigrants, let them come for
> committing sin for us so that we Khmer could get fresh fish and fresh
> meat as needed in the market for making food for offering to monks as
> they thought that Vietnamese and Chinese settlement had been
> important
> for Khmer so that Khmer could be maintaining Buddhism without
> committing sin of killing for meat.
>
> Since then businesses, which had also been growing up, had encouraged
> more and more Vietnamese and Chinese to come and continued in million
> more when the arrival of French colonial, at which Vietnamese and
> Viet-
> integrated Chinese population had already been reached three times
> more than Khmers in Cochin chine (Kampuchea Krom). Now they are
> becoming minority Khmer ethnic on they own land. Their young
> generations are angry and pointing finger to Cambodian hard land
> leaders without realizing that this disastrous fault had been
> committed by their own ancestors in the past in the deep South land.
> Most Khmer Buddhism followers are self-malnutrition inflicted because
> they avoided killing for fresh meat. They turned idiots on blaming
> each other as they have no intelligence for use to solving any
> problems. At the top they do not act for protecting their own people,
> but they do rather protect themselves alone as Khmer leaders promoted
> and still everyday promoting several Khmer social classes, which do
> not characterize a real democracy at all as Khmer people are still
> crawling and bowing before the king and before upper classes, which
> include: Samdech, Oknha, Chumteav, Ek-Ordom, Lok-Sethey, Lok-Machass
> that rule over majority low class farmer and worker.
>
> Is this the so called Khmer culture foundation heritage that is self-
> evaluated as highly superior as others? And so that government must
> do
> everything for keeping the same Khmer culture model ranging from
> Khmer
> different classes to Khmer language to Khmer style of cloth, of art,
> music, dance and Khmer way of life?

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