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  1. Guy was living in a tent…a real threat or just low hanging fruit?
  2. Need to do a toxicology report on the rider….if he just wasn’t on the pavement to start with, street lights wouldn’t be an excuse…. never the fault of the behaviors of the drivers…always on external factors….driving behavior or their decision making is never faulted/accountable
  3. Any difference between a motorcyclist w/o lights and a buffalo?
  4. What has thailand have to do with it other than this is where they were residing? I guess this business operation was happening right under their noses and knew nothing about it this legal case is being handled in the west…the biggest question is how thailand handle extraditing them back to England to stand trail? Don’t they have to be found guilty first in a court of law silly for thailand to get involved legally…wash their hands of them as quickly as possible would be their best strategy
  5. I bet his association with fighting clubs much more correlated with his aggressive behavior than ganja use….100% part of that MMA tough guy mentality
  6. At least in the US Navy they are taught swimming along with better decision making if it was truly a red flag day, WTH is he taking his young child into the water?
  7. Legit places require you to wear cloth judo pants and top one risks indecent exposure charges which is a fine and/or deportation depending on beach whale types
  8. death by hanging and be sure the crematorium has the proper end of the pipe exhaust filters... The need to stress breathing clean air is a right and no longer a privilege Life is unfair deal with it...
  9. And their customers are pedes but plea they didn’t know they were underaged …doesn’t matter, they are still pedes
  10. So now the cops are enforcing helmet wearing and driver license ownership this begs the question - what were they doing before? history is a great predictor - they will do it for a month and then return to their standard practice of do nothing what you get in a status quo traditional lazy society where minimal effort is expected and on display it is why standards are so low in thailand and never show signs of incremental improvement bring on the air pollution season….i have nice itinerary scheduled
  11. Dogs have mentality of a 3 year old….coincidence due to being threatened in their space….nothing to do with intended intervention to defuse… let’s try another false narrative
  12. Serious assault case but no let’s focus on some foreigner with a kick to the back of a Thai doctor….
  13. If there is a structure in place for public hospitals, why not expand it to include private sector and have it funded by the private hospitals and set up as a separate entity? What you are describing is an industry w/o checks and balances thus hide/cover up mistakes and errors…but more importantly, never learns from errors to prevent future mistakes…bottom line….should/must be held independently accountable by a third party…self policing doesn’t work effectively for health, safety, environment, food, pharmaceutical, domestic animal/wildlife and nuclear to just name a few…
  14. Medical malpractice is determined by doctors and lawyers not by patients, family or people with an opinion there are 4 parties involved…the patient and their medical legal lawyer/firm, the attending hospital/medical staff , the second or follow up hospital/medical staff and finally regulatory body in thailand that is responsible for investigating and monitoring bad outcomes and procedures when in question…participant 4 can also dole out penalties like removing licenses and privileges etc…civil and criminal penalties will be handled by the court system if the case is brought to court by the number 2 party I don’t know how thailand works but you need to play the game and follow proper protocol in whatever system is in place…don’t expect it to be like the west where one has more transparency and more checks and balances in place (that’s my assumption based on working in a western system where lawsuits are frequent and court cases/settlements are abundant best thing to do is to hire the best medical legal firm and do your homework…let them handle the whole process..and you can be an active participant by monitoring their behavior professionally, medically and legally via a 2nd law firm if need be…be sure any law firm one hires has medical expertise on staff or via contract… culture leads to differences and how things are processed/done so patience on your part will be greatly needed along with your determination if one (you and law firm) feels a wrong has been committed
  15. Thai gov is so incompetent…because they can’t figure out how to get the economy rolling, they pick low hanging fruit like retired expats who are bringing in money to spend repeat spend not to horde… Why in the hell do you want to tax a group who in turn is putting the money into the economy? ir makes zero sense…it’s like the bar scene when having low volume of customers raise drink prices rather than offer discounts to attract more customers Mind boggling….
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