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Jonathan Swift

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  1. War time deaths are always tragic and sad, these people are conscripts forced to do what they do by a corrupt government, none of whom have any relatives, sons, daughters, in the danger zone. Sent into the meatgrinder. They have families who will grieve them, they are human beings.
  2. Proof that some people are born without brains, yet appear to function. That would be you. You think that incurring more deaths is a good thing.
  3. Made by Saab, Sweden. Sweden is not known for getting into military conflicts.
  4. You might say that the Thai government is exuberant over their exorbitant tax rates. You're welcome.
  5. There has to be money involved somewhere, there always is - or power. Power struggle over a little piece of real estate?
  6. Those particular substances are not anywhere near the threat posed by meth, fentanyl, cocaine, etc. they are not the ones that addict and kill people. Ketamine is a medically approved drug with various applications. Mushrooms/psilocybin have been approved in some US states for the treatment of depression. So, they will face the justice commensurate with the crime. Good thing you're not educated enough to be a prosecutor or a judge. How do I know all this? Because I'm older, more experienced, and better educated than you. I personally suffer from depression and will be soon checking into a ketamine treatment clinic in my area, if that doesn't work, I'll be going to see that caterpillar.
  7. I feel sorry for the guy, a little. Perhaps they didn't abide by their satisfaction guaranteed policy.
  8. Do any of you at all recognize political theater when you see it? doesn't sound like it. that's the way the world works
  9. Well, yes it's a personal violation, but it's not a violation of civil liberty if the law says it's not. You don't have civil liberties here. It's not in Thailand's constitution. You realize this is Thailand right? Your civil rights are whatever the cops decide they are. In their view drug testing is a viable method of law enforcement, no different from road checkpoints for passport ID. They're entitled to take that view. What about requiring drug tests for employment or sports? Does that violate civil liberties? If you want constitutional protections Go to the that lovely flag draped democracy known as America. In America people have the right to elect a convicted felon/fascist totalitarian demagogue. Ironically, they had the right to elect him and now he's going to strip away everyone's civil rights including the right to vote for a lot of people whom he doesn't like (anyone who didn't vote for him). .
  10. Any time I want. And so can anyone else. Everything that's ever been written is a few clicks away online. personally, I have over 30,000 music files collected over my 68 years and it's not hard to pick just the right song list.
  11. Were you ever 13? Was it so long ago you forgot all the mistakes you made then?
  12. Unless I'm sure, I ask people like store owners for permission just to be respectful. The key word here is respectful
  13. I'll tell you what - with you clueless and calloused comment, who do you think is the ldiot? You're more of an ldiot than this poor guy. We can make jokes about pesky naked Russians, Depression is no joke. I suffer from relentless Bipolar II depression, and Bipolar II is the milder form. Bipolar I is absolute heII. Nobody knows what caused this poor guy to do this, but he's so young and his whole life is ahead of him. Maybe he came here to escape certain death in the Russian military, and thus is separated from family and friends.
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