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That's monkey business and not for you to know.

Most of us expats know we are foreigners, so I really don't know what your point is.

Some foreigners never learn. Most of us expats are law-abiding men and women who follow the rules.

And backing your allegations up with evidence is not yours.

There is no evidence that guns have made San Francisco dangerous. After all, there were plenty of guns around in San Francisco when I was growing up there and it was a very safe city.

During the Nuremberg Trials after WWII, several high-ranking Nazi officials underwent IQ testing as part of psychological evaluations. Here are some of the reported IQ scores: Hermann Goring 138, Rudolf Hess 120, Hans Frank 130, Albert Speer 128, Seyss-Inquart 141, Alfred Rosenberg 127.

During the Nuremberg Trials after WWII, several high-ranking Nazi officials underwent IQ testing as part of psychological evaluations. Here are some of the reported IQ scores: Hermann Göring: 138 Rudolf Hess: 120 Hans Frank: 130 Albert Speer: 128 Joachim von Ribbentrop: 129 Wilhelm Keitel: 129 Ernst Kaltenbrunner: 113 Alfred Rosenberg: 127 Karl Dönitz: 138 Franz von Papen: 134 Arthur Seyss-Inquart: 141 Alfred Jodl: 127 Baldur von Schirach: 130 Fritz Sauckel: 118

As long as there are no weapons involved, I don't see a problem.

You mean like, Dr. Jordan Peterson, Elon Musk, Robert Kennedy Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Ben Shapiro, and Vivek Ramaswamy?

Apparently, you’ve never dealt with the Kamala supporters who run San Francisco, who have no moral scruples about trampling on the Constitutional rights of elderly, retired, and disabled taxi medallion holders.

You'd be doing the very same thing if you drove a taxi for a while.

Thai women get an A+ from me. They are incredibly clean, polite, respectful, loyal, and responsible. They are also free of the hostility towards males so common in American females.

Well, then, it's not free, is it?

No taxes in Australia?

Switzerland has relatively lax gun laws compared to many other countries, which most likely contributed to the Swiss guy's misunderstanding about carrying a handgun on a plane in Thailand. When I traveled with firearms back in the 1970s they had to be locked in a case and checked through to my final destination.