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Scouse123

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  1. 1 hour ago, Hellfire said:

    How have you managed to survive here for 30 years? According to your own posts, you should have been murdered by now—or at the very least, severely assaulted. What level of hypocrisy does it take to hate a place while choosing to live in it for three decades?

     

    Don't hate anything.

     

    I just speak as it is, warts and all as opposed to some of you that prefer to describe it as some Valhalla  which it isn't

     

    I don't walk around in a trance saying how wonderful everything is.

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  2. 7 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

    BS. I felt more unsafe in London that I ever did in Thailand, ANYWHERE.

    No country is "safe" but Thailand is high on the safe country list.

     

    In my real world experience, no foreigner that is polite and doesn't treat the Thais badly is at risk.

    I've seen only 1 instance of many Thais beating up a farang, but the one I saw in a gogo was well deserved by a thug farang that was abusing the girls.

     

    Safe countries by and large, I would be saying Monaco, Poland, Croatia, Norway, Iceland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Singapore, Hong Kong, Austria, New Zealand.

     

    So your post is BS. Thailand ranks 76th out of 163 countries.

     

    Even now, there are Embassy travel warnings, especially for the South of Thailand.

     

    In 30 years, I've seen plenty of unprovoked attacks by Thais on foreigners and Thais on Thais.

     

    Yes, there are plenty of stupid foreigners, and because of what Thailand offers, Sex, drugs and Rock and Roll, it goes with the territory as a holiday destination for these things and attracts this kind of people.

     

    Regards London, that is the only point you have expressed that I agree with and can be backed up as factual.

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  3. 2 hours ago, connda said:

     


    Methinks she'll be back in Thailand and footloose and fancy-free by the end of the year. 
    Dynasties with billions of USD and political power get their way.  Shin's = $$$฿฿฿Cha-Ching฿฿฿$$$ = Power
    The old saying we had back in the day still applies: "Money talks, b*llsh*t walks."  Same same today.

     

     

    That isn't the point of how much money they have.

     

    They are way down the pecking order of super rich in Thailand.

     

    Top Individuals and Families:
    • Chalerm Yoovidhya and family: Co-owners of Red Bull energy drink, with a net worth of $36 billion.
    • Chearavanont Brothers: Owners of Thailand's largest conglomerate, Charoen Pokphand Group (CP), with a net worth of $29 billion.
    • Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi: Founder and chairman of Thai Beverage, with a net worth of $10 billion.
    • Chirathivat Family: Owners of the Central Group, with a net worth of $9.9 billion.
    • Sarath Ratanavadi: With a net worth of $9.2 billion.
    • Vanich Chaiyawan:
    • Prasert Prasarttong-Osoth:
    • Somphote Ahunai:
    • Prayudh Mahagitsiri: 
       
       
       
      No way is she going to risk coming back if jail is an option, which it currently is, unless a certain person intervenes.

     

    The heat is still on over Thaksin's preferential treatment, and it hasn't gone away, they can't risk antagonizing the situation further

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  4. 1 hour ago, harleyclarkey said:

    I don't give a single toss what he did. The friggin Thais have NO right to treat any prisoners as they do....and they do all the time.

    Inhumane, savage, cruel, degrading, violent, tortuous treatments are the signs of a depraved system 

    Can he not sue through some world human rights court?? 

    Don't believe all you read and these feckless idiots are visited often by Embassy represtatives or volunteers.

     

    The police know this and are very careful.

     

    Foreigners get taken care of better than Thais .

     

    He is making it up to garner sympathy for his Go fund me cause.

     

    The Thai police and prison holding cells are a damn sight better than they were 25 years ago, and treatment of prisoners has come a long way to the benefit of those incarcerated.

     

    I know, I have been there.

     

    He is lying.

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  5. On 3/22/2025 at 8:07 AM, hotsun said:

    If there were charges against a foreigner of stealing a car then why wasnt it posted here

     

    1. They don't shackle people in the police cells only for transfer to the courts.

    2. Water is freely available.

    3. Stealing a car usually is a 5 year prison sentence.

    4. Police cells don't flood and the police would not attack him unless  provoked. They would then get other prisoners to do the job for them

    5 it does not cost £5000 for a return ticket and a one way ticket to the UK. It could be closer to £2000.

     

    I think the guy is a liar and loser.

     

    The money he has paid out would be in compensation to the car owner, and money to get the charges dropped.

     

  6. 5 hours ago, jvs said:

    I can tell you i have seen the holding cells over there,nothing degrading or in humane there.

    Very basic but it is not a hotel.

    The story about flooding and having to drink his own urine imo is totally bs.

    Maybe all in his head because according to his own words he was hallucinating and had no idea what was going on?

    Holding cells are not prison cells.

     

    It's a total pack of lies and his mother has gone for it hook, line and sinker.

     

    Bloody cheeky trying to ' recoup ' losses by asking a GoFundMe.

     

    He deserves nothing, except to grow a pair, instead of Mummy and Daddy.

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  7. 4 hours ago, parallelman said:

    Some sentence is better than nothing I suppose...though I wonder if the owner will be out in less.

     

    Yes,

     

    He'll get good behaviour reductions and substantial reductions on such celebrations like the King's birthday etc, as it was a non-violent crime, as in not a murder etc, and the case is not related to drugs.

     

    He'll probably also qualify for home detention and ankle tag at a later date, not too far in the future.

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