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1 hour ago, Celsius said:The religion of peace strikes again!
The dumbos of AseanNow strike again
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15 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
Good they let em wait. Hope they throw away the key and let em rot in jail. This is exactly the kind of people we do NOT need in Thailand.
There really needs to be an AseanNow buzzword bingo card, you always drop the gems
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13 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
So other have to abide to their culture? Does that go in other countries where they move and start their own segregated communities with their own sharia laws as well? How about if they respect the countries and places they visit or chose to reside in?
Were there protests in Kazakhstan? Asking for a friend. And tourists are going to move here? Must be a new definition for the word tourism then
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13 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
How you figure? Of course they take their way of living and manors as well as beliefs to the country they visit or chose to stay in.
And with visa free factor it´s going to be more of the pack.
Do you actually read back the guff you write on here? So, let's get this straight, a country that already has around a 5% Muslim population is somehow going to culturally change cos some tourists from Kazakhstan visit? hahahaha talk about a victim complex
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5 hours ago, PJ71 said:
No, i don't think so.
You don't say.....
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15 hours ago, PJ71 said:
Pot calling the kettle black innit.
They're the worst when people work illegally in Thailand - total hypocrites.
So working class Thais who work abroad are somehow in charge of immigration policy back here? Learn something new everyday
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10 hours ago, mancub said:
They're the good-hearted ones ( of which there are many) who dare to think/act outside of the norm.
which makes that whole circle thing a load of crap, and I am sure they are doing just fine thinking and acting outside this norm
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1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:
Sure.... Your individual experience outweighs generalisation...
Yes, cos funnily enough, these kinds of "generlizations" are mostly <deleted>, and I have a lot of experience of Thai people being helpful to me, when they didn't need to.
Now if you want to talk about actual plausible reasons, such as lack of training, lack of ongoing driver education, and lack of enforcement, then we are talking about reality, and not this circles rubbish
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11 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
They are by majority an Islamic country. something that means they are in the group who put a death sentence on people that just draw something they do not like. Total screw ups!
So, nothing to do with tourism then
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5 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
Another match made in heaven. More unstable tourism to Thailand.
How are they unstable? Got some data on that?
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47 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:
*the circules of influence have been discussed before.
1) - Inner Circle - Family and closest friends and loved ones - Thais are extremely giving
2) - Second Circle - Acquaintances and colleagues - Thais are polite and somewhat considerate
3) - Outer Circle - Everyone else - Complete indifference, don't care as if they don't exist
So the Thai strangers that have helped me before, what "circle" do they belong in?
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22 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:
But somehow, I suspect there is more to that story
Give it a rest, and go outside
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2 hours ago, stoner said:
maybe squeeze in a few more insults and personal jabs next time.
Hope so, cos he was obviously talking utter rubbish. But that is this place all over, anyone looks slightly different in a news story and the boomers come out to whine about made-up <deleted>e in their home countries.
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2 hours ago, Gottfrid said:Another trash tourist
It's AseanNow buzzword bingo!
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28 minutes ago, Excogitator said:
To anyone not seeing the problem here. Imagine if somebody rented or borrowed your car, and they proceeded to do exactly this, getting salty sand mixed with seawater into every nook and cranny of your vehicle.. Also the legality of joyriding on a beach in Thailand is in question, with people getting fined for it in the past. Additionally, for anyone born with any compassion at all for animals, turtles lay their eggs on beaches, and it is the habitat of marine life and several types of birds. Finally, it just shows bad judgement, and a lack of consideration for other beachgoers...
Then fine them. What people are questioning in the current media outrage cycle of "look a foreigner is doing something wrong". When you get millions visiting, some are gonna be idiots, there are laws in place to deal with them.
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3 hours ago, Gottfrid said:
Just more foreigners coming to Thailand and behaving bad according to Thai ways, rules, culture and laws. When is it going to stop? We do not need more Neanderthal gene pool members arriving.
Won't someone think of the children!!!!!
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14 hours ago, PJ71 said:
That old chestnut.
has anyone put the other AseanNow chestnut yet, "Another quality tourist"?
They should do an official AseanNow bingo card
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On 4/15/2024 at 5:20 PM, Korat Kiwi said:
Wait until more info comes to hand.
Are the canal sides steep/angled/easy to get out of?
Could the person swim?
Alcohol involved?
Too many unknowns
Put together a crack team of AseanNow detectives, and get back to us all on your findings 🙂
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18 hours ago, webfact said:
In the past four days, 3,890 people have been put on probation, about 96% of them were found guilty of drunk driving.
If you get caught drunk driving, you should be banned from driving, heavily fined or jailed. None of this probation bs, there needs to be serious fines and jail time. Time they got serious about it, but yeah, I know TIT
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They really do love the sensationalist headlines on this forum, gets the boomers all frothed up
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2 hours ago, BritManToo said:
Nah, they're just looking at the pictures. Most Thai books are comic books.
Comic books don't have text in them, and wait till you find out how popular comic books are in the west
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I like that we have some research that shows that Thai read, cos you know, they are normal people. but the old boomers on here know better, cos their feel feels tell them different.
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OP is shocked that out of millions of tourists that visit, some of them can be a$$holes
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Frozen pension policy turns British expat's dream into a nightmare
in Thailand News
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laughable to think that a Tory government is pumping the money towards immigrants - basically the rich steal the money, and they get idiots to blame it on immigrants