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Sir Dude

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  1. 1 minute ago, spidermike007 said:

    A lot of foreign men move to Thailand at least partly because the only women that they have a chance of being with back home are women their own age. Why would you want to be with a bossy, nosy, difficult 65 or 70 year old woman, if you do not have to? No thanks. Life is too short for that.

     

     

    There is absolutely some truth in that comment SM... even if other stuff caps it off.

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  2. Thailand, and a few other Asian countries, are the type of places that you just have do the "whatever" response, or you will end up nuts... a good anology is "It's like lying down in a stream and just letting the water flow over you". That doesn't mean you have to like everything or can't be critical, but it means you have to just let it go.... many people are wrapped far too tight for here, and probably too tight for where they came from for that matter, but had expectations it would be different.

    One thing many people struggle with is unrealistic expectations and a difficulty to accept difference in culture... some can hack it, some can't. To have longevity here, you need open mindedness, tolerance, acceptance, willingness to learn and latitude on a whole bunch of stuff, and many people simply don't have that, as they are a product of the western self-centered "Me" culture and my rights etc. South East Asia is great for many, but not all, and it all depends on you and your mindset. However, nothing new here for those that have resided here a long time and endured.

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  3. Well, just the intolerance of the left... just remember how all far-left socialist governments end up in death, oppession, and famine throughout history... even existong ones are a mess (think Cuba/Venezuela etc.). There is no difference between the far-left and the far-right... Stalin's communist Russia killed even more than Hilter, and then you have Mao, who managed more than anyone ever. The answers are to be found in the middle... scientists call it "the Goldilocks zone", which is not too hot and not too cold, just right. 

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  4. Musk is clearly super clever and successful... but with that comes caveats, same for all great inventors/artists/thinkers/boundry pushing types, and those caveats are often personal flaws, like ego/drunkeness/delusions of grandeur etc.

    Musk, like many in the modern world, should stick to what they are good at and not fall into the trap of because you are good at one thing means you should be listened to on all topics. Another example of this is musicians that get political, people aren't interested in your politics, they like your music... so stand down, as most people find it irritating when someone who has no experience in something starts mouthing off or lectures everyone on something they are unqualified to do so. Yes, people on forums etc. give there opinion but that on a tiny scale, but these types use their platform they got for something else to spout off about something they know no more about than "Bob" down the pub. We don't ask nurses about soldiering or plumbers about gardening... we ask those who know about it. Muppets up their own backsides everywhere now.

  5. And they allow completely deluded morons like him to teach on a university campus... ridiculous political bias should not be part of young peoples' education. They should be teaching critical thinking and soft skills... not this nonsense. Idiot should be fired and put out to pasture where he can't do any damage... only rant to himself.

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  6. This is all a scam and about making an industry that swallows up billions for the eco-nuts, governments, and environment companies. The UK emits less than 1% of global emissions, so anything Millinutcase does makes no difference until you get China, the US, India, and Brazil onboard with stuff... and that's not going to happen.

    Even recycling is a scam, most plastic cannot be recycled, and the small amount that can, can only be recycled twice at best and it can't be mixed with other types. It's actually best if you just landfill it, not scam everyone about "recycling", or they then quietly ship it off to third world countries who then just burn it outside and release way more pollution.

    Have a look at this pic below... we all know this symbol, and it means nothing.

    What is important is the number displayed in the center... anything above 2 means it can't be recycled. Micheal Moore was right with his documentary titled "Planet of the Humans"... exposes the scam that it is and it has got to the point where it employs so many people, and generates billions for politicians and environmental groups, that it can't now be stopped. Don't believe me, look it up and watch Moore's documentary.

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  7. 5 hours ago, John Drake said:

     

    I wonder how man Chinese manufactured goods come in to Thailand with the "Made in Thailand" label already attached?

    Probably more than most would like to think. The other back channel are those warehouses on the Cambodian border that are so close to the actual border that you can open a gate at the back of them and once you step through said gate, you are in the other country. They are supposed to remain locked and closed, but sounds pretty dodgy to me and way open to abuse. Corruption is buried so deep into everything and everywhere here, from crime to sales scams embezzling school meal funds for the under 5-year-olds to goodness knows what, that I really would suspect that the answer to your question is quite a lot. I would guess that's what the US is concerned about, just can't trust these sort of places with anything. 

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