my white meeka friend ask “WHY HMONG PEOPLE DON’T HATE GAY”

[hmgROCK]

the white people would disowned their kids
pretend they don’t even exist
family tie severe beyond repair
if they ever find out their kid is gay

 

look man
its really simple
we value family


better off seeing your kids happy with whomever than do their funeral

good movie btw 

https://youtu.be/DjT63d1r2Ag

[hmgROCK]

going get people jumping cliff with that old backwards mindset

 

[Visualmon]

the white people would disowned their kids
pretend they don’t even exist
family tie severe beyond repair
if they ever find out their kid is gay

 

look man
its really simple
we value family


better off seeing your kids happy with whomever than do their funeral

good movie btw 

https://youtu.be/DjT63d1r2Ag

We know Pobzeb loves to bullshyte anything beyond repair.

[hmgROCK]

man....

i heard white folks don't even talk to their gay kids anymore

cut family ties and everything

ahahahahahha   

 

[theking]

We know Pobzeb loves to bullshyte anything beyond repair.

Yup, that "friend" is as fake as the one that the neutral PH members called hmgLIAR out on per the "legit".."ALL CATTLE" PROOF quotes below:


Even though it's been over 5 years, I still get a good chuckle when the neutral PH members caught hmgLIAR's LIE about his FAKE ASS "friend's dirty car"...

He drives on the left side of the road then?

Are you saying you need to contact theking cuz you caught a social media pathetic liar?   

'SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"

 

[hmgROCK]

HMONG SHAMAN don't preach about homosexual hate
don't preach alot of stuff to be honest

 

just eat, drink beer, and taking care of your spirits
and worship your ancestor

 


p=pebhmong

[theking]

<<<<< im just a hmong shaman guy

VS.



His conversation with his fellow Republican member:

my folks were shaman
one time, i got really sick and they call in a shaman to heal me

afterward, my folks ask me if the shaman has cure my sickness

TRUTHFUL:  it did not, i still feel sick
i didn't want to hurt my parent feeling
and lie that im heal



that's when i learn all these stuff is just gullible BULLSHYT    
if you being 100% truthful to yourself

                                    *** SCRATCH HEAD ***

[theking]

HMONG SHAMAN don't preach about homosexual hate

VS.

Yea pretty gay
Unless we all go full electric
You still going need your gas and oil

Just going get the gas and oil from other countries

[Visualmon]

lol @ theking. Busting his @$$ off.

Pobzeb and his ongoing cognitive dissonance.

[Hung_Low]

the white people would disowned their kids
pretend they don’t even exist
family tie severe beyond repair
if they ever find out their kid is gay

 

look man
its really simple
we value family


better off seeing your kids happy with whomever than do their funeral

good movie btw 

https://youtu.be/DjT63d1r2Ag

BS... Hmong do not embrace 'gay/lesbian' family member... only the immediate family member might accept it because they can't do anything about it. But a lot of family disowned them... Hmong disown their family members for much much less than that.

[hmgROCK]

BS... Hmong do not embrace 'gay/lesbian' family member... only the immediate family member might accept it because they can't do anything about it. But a lot of family disowned them... Hmong disown their family members for much much less than that.

nope
its more acceptance these days

but

in my mind
it might just be a white men disease
i honestly don’t personally know any gay hmong guy

expect yall PH HOMO

 

[theking]

nope
its more acceptance these days

it might just be a white men disease
i honestly don’t personally know any gay hmong guy

So ignorant but NOT SURPRISED as hmgLIAR has never stepped out of his mommy's basement:

Gay and Hmong

Yet what about gay and lesbians who are not only waging this battle but who are also from a native culture that frowns uponhomosexual ity? It is an uphill battle, indeed. The Hmong culture is one steeped in tradition and history. One of the newer (and sometimes still misunderstood) refugee groups to make their way to the U.S. in the last four decades, Hmong populations continue to struggle to penetrate the fabric of
this society and find acceptance here. Younger generations struggle with their dual identities: at once very American yet also Hmong. Still, their success stories are many and Hmong Americans continue to make inroads in establishing themselves as an important part of this diverse nation. As of late, however, more and more gay Hmong are speaking out about theirexperienc e and they face the more difficult crusade of not only fighting to gain more acceptance in the mainstream as minorities and LGBT individuals but among their native culture as well.
The Hmong culture, with a holistic and age-old religion, currently affords little recognition of gay or lesbian individuals. It is something that is barely, if at all, discussed. “There is no word for gay in the Hmong language,” acknowledges Sao Sue Jurewitsch in the Hmong Times. “Not because there are no gay people in the Hmong community, but because homosexuality has long been a taboo.” The first ever support group for LGBT Hmong was founded in 2003 in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. Shades of Yellow (SOY) simply began as a safe gathering place for LGBT Hmong to come together for social events and talk about the issues they face in their homes and community. Within three years, however, the organization decided it was time to try and create change and acceptance for LGBT Hmong in the community. In 2006, SOY became a formal organization and elected their first board of directors. In 2009, SOY had hired their first executive and began implementing programs to create acceptance for and awareness about LGBT Hmong. They are “out” and working to erase the shame that surrounds homosexuality in the Hmong
culture.
UW-Madison, and more specifically UW-Madison’s Asian American Studies, recently did their part in creating more
understanding about the challenges faced by LGBT Hmong by hosting “The Challenges of Hmong Gay Men in the United
States.” Vang T. Xiong, a doctoral student in Counselor Education and Supervision and an assistant professor in the Ethnic
Studies Department at Minnesota State University-Mankato, discussed his study which illuminated the specific and unique
challenges faced by gay Hmong men. His study addressed how Hmong men “come out” and how that changes their life, as
well as the cultural affects of being both gay and Hmong.
     On his facebook page about the study, Vang T. Xiong says this: “In general, homosexuality is a taboo; therefore, it is not
discussed in the Hmong society. There is no word for gay male sexual orientation in the Hmong language. Even though male-
male relationships exist secretly within the culture, it is seldom discussed among family members or the 18 clans, due to the
fear and shame of breaking religious and cultural norms. As a result, research on Hmong gay men among ethnic clans is
scant. The main goal of (my) research project is to shed light on the experiences of Hmong gay males in Minnesota.”
According to Science Daily, it is not just LGBT Hmong who face unique challenges but Asian and Pacific Islanders in general.
“Young American-raised Asian and Pacific Islanders (API), who are in the sexual minority, face psychological and social
stresses in dealing with their families' values and ancestral cultures that significantly impact the development of their ethnic
and sexual identities,” reads the 2009 article. “API teens and young adults identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual, and
transgender face a different set of challenges than their western or Caucasian peers, which can lead to rejection from their
families who emigrated to the U.S. and a stigmatization by the larger Asian community.”
     The truth is, in general, that being gay is hard. The Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine found that gay and
bisexual teens are more than three times as likely to attempt suicide as other youths. Gay suicide, of course, has made
national attention as of late in what ABC news calls “an eruption of gay teen suicides.” In 2002, among a rash of unsettling
suicides by Hmong youth in Fresno, CA, officials found 17-year-old Pa Nhia Xiong and 21-year-old Yee Yang submerged in
Millerton Lake. The lesbian couple was thought to have committed suicide because their love would not be accepted by the
culture and their families.
     Hmong, and many other Asian American groups, face a double-duty challenge if they identify LGBT. Acceptance is hard-
won by the mainstream and often their own families. Yet, what was once taboo even to utter, is gaining recognition, and
hopefully more acceptance, as more brave LGBT Asian Americans speak out.

The Hmong culture, with a holistic and age-old religion, currently affords little recognition of
gay or lesbian individuals. It is something that is barely, if at all, discussed. (Photo: Hmong
New Year at Dane County Alliant Energy Center, Nov. 2009-HM Pascual)
By Laura Salinger

    The history of the U.S. is ripe with
narratives of the uphill battles waged by its
fringe and minority groups before they are
welcomed into the folds of this diverse, yet
sometimes polarizing, country. Whether it is
a difference in the color of skin, religion,
sexual identity or culture there seems to
always be a group or groups of people who
are not quite welcome or “other.” Currently, of
course, there are many groups of people
who find themselves here. LGBT Americans
are one such group, as they fight to gain
acceptance and equal rights in mainstream
America.

[Visualmon]

Speaking of homo, Pobzeb doesn't know. Pobzeb is equivalent to Scotty.

https://youtu.be/0Vyj1C8ogtE


Not sure if anyone has heard of a Hmong website called "Just Hmong". It was created by Andy Xiong since 2009. He made it for all the Hmong community to hang out and communicate each other no matter which religious background either Shaman or Christian.

One day, I happen to login into my JH (Just Hmong) account and saw a bunch of comments fill the chat room. Three people bickering each other over "gay subjects". Two guys, Ray Vang (a different dude) and Joshua Xiong were making fun of the gay guy (don't remember his name). Ray happened to bring up a video he had just watched on YT and he mentioned the gay guy participate in the female dance group performing at the HNY festival. Joshua laughed alongside with Ray. So the gay guy was conflicted and tend to defend himself alone. Both Ray and Joshua came from Shaman family and these guy hate Christians so much. Every time Hmong Christians tried to create a post that ties with religion, these two numbskulls keep barging in and trolling on everyone.

[hmgROCK]

this is the only gay PH person i know
who like to cross dress as woman on highway 1 AND carrying women's purse
picking up dude for cheap gas

 

NO HOMO

West, my favorite especially along the 1 PCH but you'll have to pay more for gas:

[theking]

i honestly don’t personally know any gay hmong guy

VS.

this is the only gay PH person i know

See that's "we all" call him out on his LIES...

..SO STUPID as he continues to shoot himself on the foot..


"SEEING IS TRULY BELIEVING YO"