RocketDog
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7 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:
It doesn't really matter how sick he is. The question is how sick he is compared to the thousands of other inmates who are also sick.
Is he, who arrived seemingly healthy on his private plane, the sickest inmate of all of them?
And if there are maybe 100 inmates who are sicker than him, do they all get VIP treatment in hospitals for months?
The Thai prison system should obviously be concerned about their inmates. If they are seriously ill, then they should get treated.
And that applies to all inmates and all of them in the same way. A sick pick pocket thief should be treated in the same way that a politician is treated.
So, how many other inmates are sick and how are they treated?
I can't argue with your logic, and egalitarianism is a cornerstone of any true justice system.
However....... It rankles a bit to think of pedophiles, murderers, sociopaths, and criminally negligent people from trucking companies, electrical authorities etc getting such 'fair' treatment.
Such gray areas exist in all human justice systems but some can stretch credulity beyond understandable limits. Such as glaringly obviously dangerous, even proven bad actors, being able to run for high government
office in nominally sane countries such as the USA.
The older I get the less I understand so many things. I'm just glad I'm on the way out instead of the way in.
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On 12/9/2023 at 1:50 PM, hotchilli said:
So how did it get past the Thai FDA?
In a brown envelope.
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On 12/6/2023 at 9:05 PM, Rampant Rabbit said:
Ah I see why i stopped posting on Thai Visa its because most posters are utter <deleted> <deleted>, no change after a year off I see ta ta.
Agreed.
I'm not sure if it's gotten worse or I've just tired of the ping pong insults blighting every thread after the first five replies. Blocking certain prolific blowhards helps a bit, but not enough.
I also used to help with input if I had specific information that might help someone, as you just did. I don't bother now or spend much time here any more.
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On 12/10/2023 at 5:31 AM, Scouse123 said:
I agree with you, it's one of my pet peeves.
You compose a post which is clear and concise with a full explanation and clowns on here hit the confused button.
Then other clowns see they have hit the confused button and follow suit like sheep.
Think of it as moving down a one way street.
Impart your knowledge and move on. Don't look back at the silly icons.
Pearls before swine(sheep?).
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As with so many houses, at least in my area outside Hua Hin, several of the 60cm floor tiles have lifted.
It started after a prolonged dry and hot spell a few months long. We notices one day several tiles lifted and loose.
I'm guessing that the concrete foundation shrank and the tiles expanded, both from heat. We don't air condition the entire house.
After many became loose, I lifted them and found the reason: they had been laid without mortar on the concrete floor, and with the large tile itself only 'buttered' with mortar around the perimeter in a ~ 1" wide band. We had one whole bedroom re-tiled last year and the tradesman was excellent. He mortared the floor and each tile. Also, at my request he left a 2mm margin between the tile edges, which is rarely done here. So far it has been flawless and I actually like the look of the wider grout lines.
But, sadly, he is so good at his job that he is booked months in advance on large home new construction.
We have exhausted our resources in finding someone competent to do the job. We've asked local Thai friends, my barber, neighbors, etc. Although we have gotten several phone numbers, they either don't answer or say they are too busy. I"m pretty handy with house DIY myself, but never did any tile work except some small shower tiles. It's much to big a job to tackle by myself and even removing the old tiles is more work than I want to do.
If anybody living in the area can give me some references or even ideas of how to get local references, it would be greatly appreciated.
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On 12/7/2023 at 1:01 PM, Jingthing said:
US Republicans make me sick.
Just wait until they gut social security and Medicare. Then getting sick could become a fatal mistake.
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On 12/7/2023 at 9:43 AM, thaibeachlovers said:
Doesn't matter if he said no, the haters will say it's a lie, and his supporters don't care.
He took the best option and made a joke out of it. Stupid question anyway, as he'd be mad to say yes, even if he meant it.
Wait!
He's NOT mad?
If not, he sure has the lunatic act nailed.
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Definitely.
First, my that Lady always drives, and second the truck is high, large, and heavy. We never drive at night or on national holidays.
That's next to the best protection you'll find in the Kingdom.
I'm saving up to buy a military surplus main battle tank or armored troop carrier though.
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On 12/4/2023 at 11:39 PM, BenStark said:
You mean the other forum didn't tolerate your daily drivel?
They have a 50,000 word posting limit.
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6 minutes ago, dinsdale said:
Yep, a guy apparently died from the injection. Some people die from peanut allergies too. Tempest in a teapot. Of course I don't expect you to change your opinion.
Note how your linked article ends:
Under-30s in the UK were offered an alternative Covid vaccine to the AstraZeneca jab due to evidence linking it to rare blood clots, from the week after Mr Last was vaccinated.
Cases of clots following vaccination are considered extremely rare. A major UK study said the risk of complications was dwarfed by the risks of the virus itself.
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22 hours ago, placeholder said:
Wow, I didn't know that Trump was born with orange skin and there's nothing he can do about it. I had assumed that he was applying some kind of bronzing lotion. Thanks for clearing that up.
Nothing a few snoots of strong bleach won't cure. Bathing in it would be even quicker as well as therapeutic.
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On 12/5/2023 at 8:55 AM, Hakuna Matata said:
There are so many mentally ill people among us, we never know. Most of them remain undetected until something happens.
We're all mad as hatters.
It's a universal consequence of being human.
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12 minutes ago, Startmeup said:
A Pharma company just wants to help everybody be healthy so their shareholders go broke and they can all be out of the job and close their doors.No vested interested whatsoever.
As the late Charlie Munger always used to say, "show me the incentives and ill show you the outcome" RIP
A New Zealand man who died of a gunshot wound is reportedly being tallied as a coronavirus-related death until an investigation is completed.
Robert Hart, the 40-year-old who died on Nov. 5 after allegedly being shot in Auckland, tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a report that cited police.
"Health authorities may test a deceased person for COVID-19 if their cause of death is not clear and if there is some concern that COVID-19 may have been involved, for example, where there is a link to a known case, or considering symptoms prior to death," a Ministry of Health spokesperson told the New Zealand Herald. "A deceased person testing positive for COVID-19 may also assist public health officials in identifying close contacts and taking any further action if needed."
OK. Now I understand your previously incoherent statement.
However, though I have no doubt such mistakes happen, I am even more sure that the vast majority of the people reported to have died from Covid did indeed do so.
In which case you are gagging on gnats. Elevating such isolated cases to relevance adds nothing significant to the issues; as in 'statistically insignificant'.- 1
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Just now, Startmeup said:
Really, Can you post me the numbers from some countries that show deaths from covid and with covid deaths?
Typical clarity of reason;
Very persuasive reply.
Thanks so much.
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Just now, TallGuyJohninBKK said:The documented injuries associated with COVID vaccines have been extraordinarily tiny, considering more than 12 BILLION doses have been administered worldwide...
The lives saved and illnesses averted, on the other hand, have been huge:
COVID vaccines saved 20M lives in 1st year, scientists say
June 24, 2022
"Nearly 20 million lives were saved by COVID-19 vaccines during their first year, but even more deaths could have been prevented if international targets for the shots had been reached, researchers reported Thursday.
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The researchers used data from 185 countries to estimate that vaccines prevented 4.2 million COVID-19 deaths in India, 1.9 million in the United States, 1 million in Brazil, 631,000 in France and 507,000 in the United Kingdom.
An additional 600,000 deaths would have been prevented if the World Health Organization target of 40% vaccination coverage by the end of 2021 had been met, according to the study published Thursday in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases."
https://apnews.com/article/covid-science-health-england-54d29ae3af5c700f15d704c14ee224b5
Don't confuse us with the facts.
We prefer to believe what we believe. It shows what rugged individuals we are.
After all, it's just such defiance in the face of overwhelming evidence that distinguishes us as deep thinkers from the seething masses of sheeple.
A massive point of pride for us.
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Just now, dinsdale said:
If you haven't yet seen anything on covid-19 vaccine harm you must have your eyes closed.
If you have seen such evidence it just means that you've fallen prey to confirmation bias. Look it up.
Since I'm sure you have many respected sources that support your statements kindly supply a few.
Consider it a service to the ignorant/blind (such as me) of our community. It can only enhance your standing here. 🤣😏
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6 hours ago, luckyblock token said:
both ways are nonsense and useless
Opinions don't qualify as fact unless they are substantiated.
Please do so, if you can find such support from anywhere except the lunatic fringe.
The facts are that this ship sailed long ago and sank quickly.
But carry on anyway, just don't expect rational folks to be impressed with your folk wisdom.
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22 hours ago, dinsdale said:
It would seem that the preventative jabs in this case may well have been detrimental to some staying alive and well.
Says who?
Link please.
You're grinding a very old axe here and a bit more substantiation is necessary, if you can find it.
I suspect it's no more than your personal opinion. Which is fine, but doesn't qualify as fact.
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'You snooze, you lose' personified.
Classic mistake or insurance scam.
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I stop reading when the writing turns into a jigsaw puzzle.
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On 12/3/2023 at 5:53 PM, Sheryl said:
110/60 is not extremely low. It is normal range.
Whether ior nto to adjust your BOP meds depends on what yo uare takinbg buyt the adjustment would nto be to every other day as these merds do nto have that long an action. More likely a reduction in daily dosage.
What exactly are your meds? (list all not just BP meds as some others can reduce BO as a side effect)
What meds do you recommend to cure fat fingering the keyboard?
🤔😅
I'm glad that my pressure meds don't cause BO as a side effect too.
(Sorry. Cheap shot I know. But I had to take it)
Seriously, I appreciate your professional opinions on these issues. 👍🙏
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2 hours ago, ezzra said:
"With a population of nearly 72 millions and buss going everywhere day and night such accidents, by statistics, are bound to happen,
good thing it doesn't happened too often..."
What stumps me are the 3 'confused' reaction to my post above, what is there to be confused about guys or you don't understand the point i'm trying to make?
These icons might hold some minor value if you knew who posted them.
As it is now they're just visual noise.
I ignore them altogether.
There's no accounting for taste.
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Mice Wreak Havoc, Damaging Tens of Thousands of Baht
in Isaan News
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Me too, but unfortunately it has nothing to do with the posts.
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