As you can see in the comments, your feelings are typical of someone that lived there. That is interesting to see. Where are you now? What was it about this place that made it special? The community?

@@diasporastudios I live in the US now, the special thing about it is hard to explain it's a mix of everything I guess. It might also be the sinplier life

Burma. 90% are persecuted Karen people.

@@diasporastudios interestingly enough, there are about 5000 Karen’s living in Amarillo, Texas. How many are in Mae La?

​@@williamwallace8945 yes. Due to their persecution in Myanmar, many have been able to seek refugee status in the US. Though there are 46,000 in this camp (and 140,000 in all the camps) there are 215,000 in the US including 8,500 in St Paul and 5,000 in Nebraska. Many more in Texas, California, etc.. Around 1,000,000 are in Thailand.

@@williamwallace8945 karen are currently everywhere in the world seeking for a better place to leave due to the ongoing conflict happening in myanmar. You can find them in europe and north america

Human nature. The grass is always greener on the other side :)

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diaspora studies He said "God is great” 😊 "Allah” basically the same meaning as "GOD”

@@KarenArmy1949 yes, and I agree. :)