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They always want more and it is never enough for them. Self-identification is a really slippery slope to go down.

Thank Christ for that. I thought for a second it was going to be the man he almost ran into who was getting charged. I saw the video on Facebook. The guy tries to weave through the pedestrians on the crossing with a red light above. Not exactly surprising, but still pretty wild to see.

It's fairly common for Thais to drive like that. What do you think of them? Also idiots?

I don't understand. What is wrong with what I wrote? Those are the facts. It's a really great time. If people like you try to pretend it is bad, what is there that anyone can do anything about it?

Who cares about approval ratings? These are people who are angry that Trump is removing rapists and murders from the country. Their opinion counts for little, and they're probably lying or believing lies. 🤷‍♂️

Ouch! They need to explain this on the plane. Maybe print it on the arrival cards. Red lights, zebra crossings: meaningless in Thailand.

It boggles the mind that they would do this before considering a few very simple changes that would cost nothing and have a monumentally positive effect.

I'm going to assume that he doesn't want to and doesn't care about how anyone else is affected by it.

Fair enough to punish the guy, but since he is having to face the consequences of his actions, the owner of the dog should be charged with allowing his dog to kill his neighbour's chickens.

Do you have a source for this? The article doesn't appear to provide one.

I think the issue is the lack of good guys has meant a focus on bad guys.

It's funny because it's a foreigner and he hates other foreigners and thinks Thai people are superior to foreigners. He imagines that he would never be in this position because he is "one of the good ones". The fact that it makes Thailand look awful, means that he has to find it funny, he has to think that the foreigner is bad and deserves this, his mind won't let him view it any other way. It's called "cognitive dissonance", and it seems most of the Thai apologist types experience it.

I can't see the connection. Perhaps you should read it again. 🤷‍♂️

No, you just want that to happen because of how much you hate Trump.

The sanity has already started... What's the alternative? Continue on Biden's "sell out America and let migrants destroy he place" route? It seems like there's really no other choice, if people want America to turn around. America has spent years allowing other countries and nationalities to benefit at their cost, of course, if they want to reverse that, those people are going to lose out.

Why would I answer your question properly when you didn't give a serious response to my comment? What do you expect, you can be silly to others but then they have to take you seriously? It seems that you want to be able to be silly to try to attack others, but then demand seriousness to make further attacks. It all sounds a little manipulative and add homesque.

You think they are leg immigrants? Or US citizens?

I'm not sure what this has to do with my comment. 🤷‍♂️ I think with your eagerness to "correct people", you sometimes forget to think properly about what you are saying.

Totally agree. A pardon for what? She hasn't committed any crime. She was being choked, so she stopped her attacker from potentially killing her. 🤷‍♂️

Could be about to bring a new meaning to the word "Armitage Shanks".

You don't think rapists and murderers are different to people who walked into a building and took some selfies? What kind of a twisted mind do you have?

I agree that not being allowed to go to the bathroom is inhumane, but handcuffs? What is wrong with handcuffs? Aren't they criminals being forcefully deported?

same as the UK: "Revealed: 'Migrant hotel king' who cashed in on asylum seeker crisis rakes in £4.8m a DAY and is on course to become first immigration industry billionaire" https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14034971/Migrant-hotel-king-cashed-asylum-seeker-crisis-immigration-industry-billionaire.html

The above article, quite surprisingly given the source, doesn't actually present a different perspective, simply a bit more info. They aren't US citizens, they are Colombian citizens, of course America can kick them out and Colombia has to take them. What does that have to do with colonies?

And even if you do have the highest level of Thai citizenship available to a foreigner, speak fluent Thai, have a Thai wife and Thai kids, you will still be treated like a tourist and discriminated against by most. Hardly a great motivation to attempt to assimilate.