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Some homicidal maniac in Norway killed five people and wounded several others in October of 2021. He used a bow and arrows and knives.

Apparently you have never eaten Norwegian cooking.

What planet have you been living on? Here on earth it is well-known that geckos eat insects like mosquitoes, cockroaches, and flies, which are known disease carriers. In many tropical countries, including Thailand, people see geckos as natural pest control and appreciate their presence. Hence, you don’t have to believe in folklore to recognize a creature that reduces dengue, malaria, and filth-borne illness as a guardian of your health.

Geckos are guardians of your health, so respect them and be thankful they are in your house.

Sheer bunk! You have no expectation of privacy in public.

Singapore knows how to handle people who vandalize the private property of others. The caning of Michael Fay comes to mind.

They should have allowed him to exchange his fake money for Monopoly money.

Touching moment, Corepuncher—two guys who usually disagree finally find common ground… in completely misreading a call for accountability as some kind of fetish. If bare-minimum standards of public behavior make your minds go straight to kink, maybe the problem isn’t the post, it’s whatever is rattling around in your heads. But hey, enjoy your little bromance.

Thanks for proving my point, Blaze. Instead of encouraging higher standards, you’re content to sneer from the sidelines and excuse bad behavior with a shrug. That kind of defeatist attitude is exactly why some Americans keep disgracing themselves abroad. My mistake mixing you and mike up. Sorry!

Another deflection. The issue isn’t Thai behavior, it’s an American drunk smashing windows in a country that’s hosting us. If your instinct is to dodge that by attacking Thais instead of holding your own accountable, then you’re part of the problem.

Spare me the pearl-clutching, Mike. My comment was about holding disgraceful behavior to account, not some twisted fantasy. If your mind goes straight to perversion, that says more about you than it does about me. And trust me, I wouldn’t go near anyone who can’t tell the difference between righteous anger and whatever it is you’re projecting.

Nice deflection, Mike. It doesn't address my actual point, which was about respect and accountability. You're trying to shift the topic from holding Americans responsible for bad behavior to how Americans are perceived globally, as if that somehow invalidates my comment. It’s a weak tactic, divert and mock instead of engaging with the argument.

If holding fellow Americans accountable for disgraceful behavior makes me a 'perv' in your eyes, that says more about your maturity than mine. Try raising your standards instead of your emojis. Singapore got it right when they caned an American for vandalism. They don’t tolerate idiots disrespecting their country and neither should we.

What’s truly embarrassing is an American getting drunk and smashing windows in a country that’s hosting us. If calling that out offends your sensibilities, then you might want to reassess your priorities.

Your comment says more about your fantasies than mine. My point was about accountability, not kink. When Americans act like jackasses abroad, they disgrace all of us. In Singapore, an American was caned for vandalism. Thailand has shown more restraint. If you think public embarrassment for bad behavior is somehow erotic, that’s your lane, not mine.