Foreigner arrested after racially abusing locals in Chiang Mai

[starky 4,781]

Hope he wasn't calling anyone chocolate man, or jinn or falang. 

[atyclb 6,535]

3 hours ago, CharlieH said:

I find the constant use of "it" instead of he/him a little offensive !

 

 

google translate ?  thai to english?

[atyclb 6,535]

36 minutes ago, JMSIII said:

I agree!   And stop blurring out the faces, and print this embarrassments name!  Print his name and show his face so the back home we can see who this POS is!

 

the guy in the story and some tvf posters could likely benefit

 

 

[fordguy61mi 354]

10 hours ago, keith101 said:

why release him just black list him and stick him on the first available flight back to the US we don't need his type here .

We don’t need him in America either, send him to the Middle East.

[atyclb 6,535]

1 hour ago, Arjen said:

A famous Dutch prison director once said: "there are more crazy people in my prison then there are in the specialisized clinics". And "Crazy" is just a word I use as I do not a better word translated from Dutch to English.

 

Arjen

 

a common saying in usa psychiatric hospitals is "the way to distinguish staff from patients is staff wear ID badges"

[atyclb 6,535]

3 hours ago, Snackbar said:

The use of ‘it’ is a commonly used demeaning pronoun.

 

Disgusting and very sad all round.

 

 

 

 

i think "it" comes from google translate because it is not too accurate thai to english and often not highly accurate.

[orchis 1,334]

2 hours ago, stancatts said:

The man is almost certainly mental ill and in need of treatment.

possibly. general public needs protection from this. too many 'mentally ill' americans wreaked havoc in the recent past.

[Razek 233]

Christianismus religion of peace

[Duck J Butters 143]

10 hours ago, HuskerDo said:

And you wonder why the Thai govt is cracking down in so many ways to force even good ex-pats into a position where they will have to leave the country. It's due to idiots like this.

Lol. What world are you living in? I feel like everyone on Thai Visa is just really poor or something. All the expats i know are scratching their heads about Thai Visa folks as none of what they say rings true at all based on our personal experiences here. I feel compelled to speak up and say "no, we dont all feel like this". I've never once felt unwelcome in Thailand. And honestly, if you can't figure out how easy the visa stuff is, you prob don't  deserve to be hear. Evolution and survival of the fittest are sweet like that.

[Mitkof Island 1,712]

Expect the visas to become more difficult because of numerous foreigners like this throughout Thailand both men and women. The Thais have had enough and i don,t blame them. Make sure this nutcase is made a good example of.

[SuperTed 375]

I know we are not the brightest lot here at TVF, but does no one recognize this man is having psychotic breakdowns? All the facts in the article, if true (the BIG assumption in all these articles), give a fairly clear indication. Drugs test and psych review should have been conducted to draw the conclusion. The prisoner held in protective custody until committed and transferred to US custody for deportation. The embassies have the procedures in place for this sort of mess, the Thais or the patient’s family just have to follow them.

 

and, sometimes, instead of endless, mindless bashing, TVF members might try reaching out to a friend on the inside of Thai society and putting in a word.
 

 

[smudger1951 677]

Just a little bit more info on his background and how he ended up in LOS would be helpful. Clearly mental problems or he's been taking a "crazy' drug" Yaba daba doo.

[Nsp64 592]

47 minutes ago, starky said:

Hope he wasn't calling anyone chocolate man, or jinn or falang. 

This is a very astute post.

Think about it and ponder. 

 

[Nsp64 592]

7 minutes ago, SuperTed said:

I know we are not the brightest lot here at TVF, but does no one recognize this man is having psychotic breakdowns? All the facts in the article, if true (the BIG assumption in all these articles), give a fairly clear indication. Drugs test and psych review should have been conducted to draw the conclusion. The prisoner held in protective custody until committed and transferred to US custody for deportation. The embassies have the procedures in place for this sort of mess, the Thais or the patient’s family just have to follow them.

 

and, sometimes, instead of endless, mindless bashing, TVF members might try reaching out to a friend on the inside of Thai society and putting in a word.
 

 

This is thailand mate.

If a foreigner does something extraordinary then the locals will jump on it. 

No compassion here.

Just racism

[zhorik 31]

until he has had a psychiatric report then people should hold fire. I realise that in the USA they lock up mentally ill people rather than treat them but  civilised countries  have more compassion.  He may not even  have a mental illness but be suffering from Tourettes syndrome. People who complain he is a redneck and should be sent straight to prison without knowing the full facts behind  this are more of a redneck than he is.