Who is listening and who understands?
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Vietnamese born in Canada and the West understand David’s dilemma.
They think it is interesting that David from Oshawa went this way in life.
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David learned from 2 friends that the life of Vietnamese in Canada was not that polished even after 45 years after the war.
A lot of internal strife.
So David lived outside alone and connected with the Old World to the support needed to develop.
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David had little help from Canadians as Canadians like maple syrup too much and only. There is only time for oneself and maple syrup and ice cream for most Canadians.
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David just went online in 2020 and Dmitry Nefedov from Russia wanted to collab and David from Britain wanted to help.
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Both are very in-tune to their computers and hobbies and are older like David.
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Friendship occurs and working together occurs for years and years.
David got help from Russia and Britain to develop debloating software.
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The thing is that Vietnamese from Canada are keeping tabs on David.
I have an audience here in Canada.
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So instead of going to school to become ‘X’ or ‘Y’, David went to become this???
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Now things are odd but good.
Instead of lurking in some other groups shadows, David and his team created a group identity that counters negative norms and stereotypes hugely.
He basically almost removed the negative stereotypes of Vietnamese that are backwards ???
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There is still a lot of work to do to counter natural negative thinking of Vietnamese regardless of where they are born.
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David realized later after creating more software, that the norms of society require a scapegoat.
In North America, Vietnamese people are the scapegoat of society in general.
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So how do you deal with being the scapegoat? Nothing really. Just ignore the people trying to pin all the trouble on you and live your life. Disconnect from mainstream social media and live your life.
If people get angry why you don’t bow and bend their way, then it is tough on them. Freedom and maturity matters before bending and bowing in Canada where every culture and religion matters equally.