@MYAYHOZ You guys in Thailand were the ones who first came and provoked us in the Tanintharyi region—let's not forget to mention that. Besides, in war, the winning side always takes everything. It's not just us—whoever wins in war takes everything
Thailand provoked Myanmar first in Tanintharyi, and victors take the spoils. Yet we credited your Yodaya Ramayana. If your dance were truly originated to you, your dancers wouldn't move like twitching corpses under the guise of Lanna.
If so, that means we can call Burma the Great Thieves. Because the Burmese did not just destroy Ayutthaya and rob it of its wealth, but took the art, music, dance, and performances of the Ayutthaya people who had been forcibly taken to Burma to use in the Burmese court. Then …
@kntwit1@BBHCYLino We call the Ramayana with your Thai flavor the Yodaya Ramayana, and only when it was later adapted to fit Burmese traditional norms do we call it the 'Rama Zatdaw.' Since you yourselves aren't the original source either, why are you so triggered about it?"
@ryuuuuuppk Based on your notion of 'shared culture,' does that mean because Myanmar once ruled the Lanna region, Burmese people can also rename Lanna's traditions under Myanmar's name?
@ryuuuuuppk Are the Burmese living there staying for free? They pay taxes to your government, don't they? They have every right to wear their traditional attire and clothes. Those who wear such garments should respect their origins and give credit where it's due.