BangkokReady

Why? Aren't you in the best place to find out for yourself?

Why is that important? Let me guess, we should only be worried about people being treated badly in history after a certain point, and that certain point is the time the people you want everyone to be concerned about were treated badly?

The Celts were treated worse. They didn't get a treaty.

Apparently they need someone to come forward and make a complaint, so it's unlikely that the first guy is going to come forward. He could, in theory, say that he only just met the second guy and he doesn't even know his name, as that would allow him to make a complaint against the ladyboy for assault. Unfortunately, it's unlikely that the police would believe him, and they might try to pin the punch to the ladyboy on him. You would have thought that the police would tell the ladyboy, "Make a complaint if you want, but you did harass and assault the other guy first". Perhaps because they don't actually care about that and don't feel that the ladyboy needs to be "legally punished".

Watch again. The ladyboy finishes assaulting the first guy, then turns to the second and starts pointing to him as he throws the punch. You can't call it a sucker punch if the recipient is looking at the guy when he throws it. It's likely that the guy who punched the ladyboy only did so because she turned on him.

I'm forever dreading the day that the Celts will come down from Scotland, Wales and Ireland, demanding reparations from us Anglo-Saxons currently occupying England... 😬

I actually didn't bother to watch the video until just now, since @charleskerins commented that it was a sucker-punch and I was curious. (Not a sucker punch, as the ladyboy had turned her attention towards the guy who hit her and was about to start shouting at him.) What I thought was interesting, was that the ladyboy looked to be harassing the first guy, and even hits/slaps him on the back, but the "security" didn't bat an eyelid until the Thai person was hit. Pretty sad really. It seems like security is there mainly to protect Thais while they scam tourists. It certainly doesn't make you want to go there.

Surely China for that...

Probably realised they didn't outnumber them three to one and he didn't have any weapons on him so thought better of it.

Not to find out what happened and see if the foreign man needs to be legally punished? Shocking!

They probably want to be able to say "this is Thai rice". If they grew a different rice, then it would be like admitting that Thai rice isn't the best.

Quite. A lot of cliches and leading questions.

Unless planning to meet, could be an orbiter she's maintaining for validation or in case things go south with you.

It's called "cultural assimilation".

While it doesn't justify his behaviour, you'd have to be a little naïve to take the view of "I was simply making a recording of the violent and aggressive man breaking the law which could later be used as evidence to assist in him facing legal consequences", without realising that this is very likely going to further aggravate him. It's a nice thing to do (although it might be more about social media attention these days), but it obviously comes with risks. you're essentially intervening in whatever the person is doing by filming them.

I'm just explaining how it works since you don't seem to be able to understand it. I'm not regurgitating anything. 🤷‍♂️

He was probably duped. So he is correctly indebted, but someone tricked him into signing something. Not a lot you can do unless you can prove it was fraud or something.

Or really any liability for anyone ever.

I don't think anyone seriously listens to vegans. Generally veganism is very unhealthy and vegans often look very sickly. You simply can't get the right sort of proteins without meat. Vegan food is a "once in a while because you've been eating a load of fast food lately and feel guilty so you want to eat just some healthy veg for a couple of days" kind of thing.

They were pretty unpleasant to foreigners during covid, started clamping down on foreigners post-covid, and they've had a recent "foreigners bad" campaign running as well. I'm sure it's meant to be simple optics to prevent a loss of face or distract from something, but it's hardly surprising that foreigners might begin to change how they feel.

The UK police are major arse coverers. Anything domestic and they send multiple units. They don't even need a complaint to be made like with a regular assault.

Bingo! His answer seemed a little too helpful. Almost like the OP had been written to give him a chance to shine.

Well, they are targeting foreigners for immigration offences. Presumably there will be blatant and unavoidable racial profiling by intent. They couldn't really do it any other way. It's all a bit "papers please", but you can see the logic behind the location of choice.

Filipino is either, Filipina is female.

Technically both.