Neeranam

My wife doesn't speak English. What type of farang do you think I am?

Find a better class of women.

Similar here,

What word would you use?

Hey, how are you? Sometimes I meet farang new to Thailand and have GFs that don't speak much English and want to speak Thai with me. I feel the farang don't like it.

That's what I thought.

Due for a raise then as for Thais to go to NZ, it's NZ$120

I thought NZ had an agreement with Thailand so no visa was required for up to 90 days.

thanks

thanks

I don't, I think it is disrespectful but can often be a bit strange.

Even the guy providing the support and bombs said there was indiscriminate bombing. So Biden is saying they are commuting war crime.

Thanks. i'll look into it.

It's a rental house, guess I can ask the landlord for a new tub.

Yes, the floor got wet when I ran the bath.

Small crack in my bath. Can't get under it. Any suggestions what to do to fix it?

Damn, it's slow now.

He overlooks the intricacies of warfare and the ethical dilemmas surrounding civilian protection in conflict zones. Yes, Israel has utilized methods such as dropping leaflets and sending text messages to warn civilians of impending airstrikes, these actions do not absolve Israel of its responsibility to minimize civilian casualties or address the underlying issues contributing to the conflict. Simply notifying civilians does not automatically ensure their safety or justify the extensive collateral damage witnessed in many military operations. The efficacy of such warnings is also contingent upon various factors, including the ability of civilians to safely evacuate, access to shelters, and the intensity of the conflict. He fails to acknowledge the disproportionate impact of military actions on civilian populations, particularly in densely populated areas like Gaza. Even with advance warnings, many civilians may have limited means to escape the violence or seek refuge, leaving them vulnerable to harm. The emphasis on Israel's warning efforts sidesteps crucial questions about the proportionality and necessity of its military actions, as well as the broader context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It's essential to scrutinize the underlying motives and consequences of military operations, rather than merely highlighting superficial gestures of warning.

You overlook the nuances of international relations and the capacity for individuals to transcend group identities for the greater good. While conflicts persist, the potential for cooperation and understanding remains. And, the dismissal of religion as a source of conflict oversimplifies the complexities of human history and culture. While religion has been a factor in many conflicts, it's not the sole cause, and its role in fostering community, morality, and identity should not be discounted.

I fully agree with you. The idea that the actions of a few individuals or groups can overshadow the efforts of an entire nation or people is indeed unfair and often inaccurate. The notion that Germans and Japanese people remain deeply contrite for the atrocities committed during World War II is evident in their efforts to reconcile, apologize, and forge friendships with nations like Israel.

So sad. Yet there are trolls here saying Oct 7 event started the war.

It's obvious that you have integrity, unlike some I can think of.

Even Zionists, the ones with any ounce of integrity, are now opposed to the slaughter, or at least silent.

He believes his bargirl who tells him 'you big than men Thai'

Better to help Palestinians stay in THEIR country. You seem not to have a problem with making Palestinians refugees. Do you know who made them refugees? Let me remind you. Ironically, Israel's Genocidal actions have brought the Palestinians plight to the World's eye. Palestinians are refugees due to a combination of historical injustices, forced displacement, ongoing conflict, and the failure of the international community to address their plight effectively. Palestinian refugees continue to endure the hardships of displacement and statelessness, seeking recognition of their rights and aspirations for a dignified and secure future.