BangkokReady

Don't worry. Things have been bad, but they're about to get better. Come Jan 20th, things will finally be heading in a positive direction.

They guy's a total hypocrite. Asks for evidence to back up any claim, then refuses to give evidence to support his own claims. Starts trolling people once he starts to lose an argument. Leftism personified.

I think it's probably the same as the way bad people are attracted to things like religion. They think that doing something very openly and publicly considered to be "good" will cover up the fact that on the inside they are really bad.

Possibly a booking agency from his home country? They seem to like to use their own people. Might be better to stick with the big companies. A Thai attacks you. You fight back. A gang of Thais attack you as a result. Welcome to Thailand. Not great PR. Hopefully they all lose their jobs and do some jail time.

A sad thing to happen, but it could have saved lives and taken a few guns off the streets. Who knows what these guns were going to be used for?

I wonder why leftists always lie about what "right-wingers" do... 🤔

Perhaps a better question would be, "Why are toxic people so attracted to the Democrat party?".

Pitt Bull type dogs are bred to fight, are more aggressive and do more damage than other dogs. There is a reason they attack people more than any other breed. They should be banned, as the owner really doesn't make that much difference.

He meant the second photo after the first paragraph.

Which one?

Absolutely. Drinking and partying with loud music until the wee hours, or nursing homes. There's literally nothing in between. 🤦‍♂️

Whilst I hope that is the case, it seems like maybe reactionary/misandrist left-wing types are desperate to have as many men as possible labelled as rapists. (They do love to be able to bend the meaning of words whenever it benefits them.)

Touched a nerve, I see. 😬 I suppose it is fitting that I should "have nothing", when I am replying to a post from someone who also has nothing... 🤔

They thought they he wouldn't understand "555", but the other words in Thai are fine? Seems unlikely. They probably just think that it is funnier to write "gay" and "hahaha" in English.

Quite. "It's not part of the culture, it's part of [gives definition of culture]." 🙄

It rarely goes well. Often the woman turns on the Good Samaritan as well. They might seem like the victim, but the chances are that the woman actually likes the drama.

He obviously lost the fight he started with the Japanese guy. That's why he got the weapon out.

You don't know what culture means: "2. the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a particular people or society." How people behave and what they think is acceptable behaviour most definitely varies by culture.

I thought about going away for a few days this year, but everywhere I looked at in Thailand, I just imagined groups of Thais hanging out there partying until 6am. Nothing "wrong" with that, but if I'm not planning to party all night, I would like to sleep. They need "party free zones" for people who just want to spend the holiday relaxing in peace and quiet.

The thing is, this isn't a group of 70 men sampled at random. They could have met online and all been very sick and twisted people.

I'd consider taking a holiday somewhere.

Almost 147 million dollars. I wonder where it all went?

I've also found the "fingering is also rape" thing to be kind of weird. They obviously aren't the same. You would feel differently if someone put their finger inside you than if they put their penis inside you, had sex with you, and climaxed, so it seems unfair to say that someone who did the former has committed the same crime as someone who did the latter.

This sounds kind of interesting: https://books.google.com.au/books?id=anIDEAAAQBAJ&newbks=0&printsec=frontcover&hl=en&source=newbks_fb&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false

I'm fairly sure they do. Have you ever been to the border towns in Laos and stayed in the hotels there? Often they have many people who are apply for visas at the Thai consulate. If less people are having to stay, then that means less money. Did I say they do? And is it immigration policy that people have to stay a couple of nights in Laos as the IOs are telling people? Apparently not. So I think you're a little off the mark here.