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Btw, calling it 'The' Ukraine is tantamount to calling it part of Russia. It's insulting to Ukrainians. The country is simply called Ukraine.
Not criticising the OP, but I was just curious why some people say The Ukraine, so I looked it up.
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1 hour ago, Peabody said:
So, should exceptionally strong, muscled women be prohibited from competing?
No. Why would they prohibit women from competing?
The topic is about biological men competing against girls/women.
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1 hour ago, WDSmart said:
So, are you saying that in "men's sports," there will be no gender qualifications? If so, then anyone can participate - men, transmen, transwomen, and women. Would there be no gender tests or examinations, then? If so, that's why I suggested they call the two classifications "sports," and only have another, limited type of sports called "women's (only) sports."
That would be fine by me. As long as women aren't having their dreams crushed by biological men.
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1 hour ago, WDSmart said:2. This article clearly states they will "bar transgender athletes from competing in women's sports." What about men's sports? Can transgender athletes compete in men's sports? And, if so, why don't they change the designations to just "sports" and "women's sports"?
A woman is not going to be competitive in men's sports.
A woman who 'transitions' is not going to ruin the dreams of men who have trained all their lives to be the best at their sport.
There is no need to ban women who transition to men.
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16 minutes ago, BritScot said:How long have you been in Thailand? Tourists being beaten up by rabid groups of Thai men is very common as is ending up in hospital. A friend just walking down a soi got a crash helmet smacked in his face (he was just walking home). The retired British couple set upon in the middle of the day by a group of drunk males for no real reason they ended up in hospital. For all use on here with your rose coloured glasses on: remember this, BY THE GRACE OF GOD GO I! Because, next time it could be you. Thailand is not safe, its 3rd world, so always watch your surroundings and be careful!!!
Sounds like you spend most of the day hiding behind your sofa. What a load of crap.
Thailand is safer than the UK and many other '1st world' countries.
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2 hours ago, dinsdale said:
There's also an influx for anabolic steroids but instead of doing something about that Thailand introduces a Muay Thai visa and it's here that steroid use is greatest. As for the dope smoking tourists dope was always available. Just had to be careful. This isn't about dope smoking tourists though. This is about politics and this is down to Thaksin. As for people getting stoned and "inevitably getting into fights" this ain't the dope doing that.
See the last comment on my post:
"I don't think cannabis is necessarily the bad guy, but legalising it attracts the wrong crowd."
I'm not saying dope smoking makes people get into fights. I'm saying young, trouble-making chavvy men are more likely to holiday in a country where drug taking is legal.
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3 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
Are you serious, that was just a pathetic attempt at mitigating circumstances by the defence team of that nutter. How could they possibly know cannabis was responsible, did they give him a bit more later to see if it happened again? More absolute rubbish , you actually wasted your time surfing the web for a horror story related to cannabis , you have issues. Ask yourself this , considering the millions of people who do use cannabis where are all the other examples
Plenty of people have died as a result of the actions of nutters triggered by islam or indeed alcohol, so they both be banned ?
No, I was listening to a doctor talking about cannabis induced psychosis on the radio the other day, and she mentioned this case. It wasn't hard to find.
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8 hours ago, dinsdale said:
Thais also buy and smoke dope and have been for a very long time. The difference of late is that they didn't have to get it through criminal channels. This is what it will now go back to. Do you think this is a positive thing? People will continue to smoke dope. This cannot be stopped.
This is true.
But a certain type of tourist is attracted to countries where drug taking is legal. There has been a huge influx of wronguns coming for holidays in Thailand since cannabis was effectively legalised.
I've seen it in Samui and Patong. All male groups of 20-30 year olds taking over the place, and inevitably getting into fights. Samui and Patong used to be a mixed crowd (age and gender plus couples etc.). Now it's more more like Magaluf!
I don't think cannabis is necessarily the bad guy, but legalising it attracts the wrong crowd.
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2 hours ago, Bday Prang said:
the only ones moaning about cannabis are a few intolerant bigots on this forum whos narrow minds have been corrupted by reefer madness propaganda from the beginning of the last century.
Try telling that to the parents of Daniel Anjorin:
Man guilty of murdering boy with sword in Hainault
Monzo had gone into a cannabis-induced psychosis before the attack, and had killed and skinned his pet cat before heading to Hainault, north-east London, the court was told.
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17 hours ago, SamSaraburi said:It was for supporting Hezbollah. Only 26 countries call it, in its entirety, a terrorist group. The UK is one. Ireland is not.
Kneecap also urged people to kill their local (Tory) MP. Two Tier Keir seems happy to let that one go.
Disgraceful considering what happened to David Amess and Jo Cox.
Rap trio Kneecap will not be charged for allegedly calling on people to "kill your local MP", London's Metropolitan Police has said.
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/0630/1521006-kneecap-terrorism-charge/
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Why aren't the lefty activists shouting death to Hamas?
Hamas have ruled over Palestinians with fear and brutality, they treat women like slaves, kill gays, caried out the 7th Oct atrocities, still holding hostages etc etc.
Hamas clinging desperately to power is prolonging the war.
Wake up lefties!
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5 hours ago, josephbloggs said:
None of my family are Muslim. None of their circle of friends are Muslim. But they all voted for Khan.
You are so blinkered that you assume a Muslim win can only be because all the Muslims got together to vote him in. Well there wouldn't be enough of them for a start, and believe it or not many people don't care a jot about his religion, they care only whether or not he is doing a good job for London. And he is. Which is why LONDONERS (of all creeds and colours) kep voting for him. I know that must be hard for you to come to terms with, sorry.Rubbish. The point is that if there's a Muslim candidate ALL Muslims will vote for that candidate. That is the MO for Muslims, they stick rigidly with their own when it comes to voting.
So Khan has a HUGE head start for every mayoral election. Then you add in the lefties and the die hard Labour voters and he's nailed on to win very time.
You don't get this with any other religious or racial group. Blacks will not ALL vote for the black candidate. Christians will not ALL back the Christian candidate.
As for Khan doing a good job for London, I can only assume that was a tongue-in-cheek comment
Mamdani is going to have the same head start as Khan.
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4 minutes ago, 1happykamper said:
You reply is absolutely ridiculous. You know nada ✌️
I know what is ridiculous. Expecting Thai massage ladies to stop calling out 'massage' 🤦♂️
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I've only been to Vietnam a couple of times, and only to HCMC. I didn't feel the same sense of freedom in Vn that you get in Thailand, especially around the nightlife where I was told (by locals) the bars could be raided any time by police wanting to crack down hard on fun. I was strongly advised not to get caught up in a raid!
Maybe it's different these days, and the authorities are more relaxed over there? Or maybe I need to venture further than HCMC.
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4 hours ago, 1happykamper said:
Very little effort has been put out on their part. Here in Hua hin.. Most Thai girls STILL scream out "massage" after standing there for 10 years! It's annoying. I wish one day a waitress would enquire "is everything OK" about 5 minutes after they serve my meal. Once in 10 years that's happened.
Why move to another country and wait 10 years hoping the natives will change their ways, and behave the way YOU want them to behave?
Just remember, you chose Thailand, Thailand didn't choose you.
P.S. I assume your username is meant to be irony? You don't sound like a happy camper 🙂
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7 hours ago, johng said:
They never have been compliant with international requests..but now have unconditional support from the world bully and think they can get away with anything.
Do you believe Iran should be trusted to continue with their nuclear program?
Given their track record of backing multiple terror groups around the ME, do you think the Iranian regime would hesitate to use nuclear weapons against Israel?
I dread the thought of all out war, but I'd rather see it now with 'conventional' weapons than waiting for Iran to launch nukes at Israel. Now that really would be the end game!
Iran has long maintained that its nuclear programme is for peaceful, civilian purposes only.
This week, the watchdog's board of governors formally declared Iran in breach of its non-proliferation obligations for the first time in 20 years.
An earlier IAEA report said Iran had enriched uranium to 60% purity, near weapons grade, to potentially make nine nuclear bombs.
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If it's true that he suffered with Epilepsy, it's possible he could've had a fit during or after his cab ride to Pattaya and bashed his head. Excessive alcohol can trigger a fit.
As to why he ended up near Pattaya, maybe his two friends wouldn't leave a boring BKK nightclub and this fella was desperate for the full on Pattaya experience. An hour's journey wouldn't deter a man on that mission full of booze.
In my younger days I often disappeared on nights out because I didn't want to be where my mates wanted to stay, and I couldn't be bothered to discuss it.
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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:
It certainly sounds like some mischief took place, and I do feel sorry for the guy, it's a pretty horrific outcome of a vacation. However since the medical care in Thailand is quite good and significantly less expensive, maybe it makes more sense for his family to come here while he's recovering.
Absolutely. He's more likely to survive in a Thai hospital than under the so called 'care' of the NHS in the UK.
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10 hours ago, JonnyF said:Plus, how ugly are those things? I bet there's a pile of dead birds at the bottom of each one. Great way to ruin the countryside.
Yep, these wind farms and all the fields full of solar panels are destroying biodiversity - they're not environmentally friendly at all.
Same as this rush to build millions of new houses to accommodate the population swell from immigration. Concreting over more countryside.
The same people calling for more houses, more wind farms and more solar farms also call themselves environmentalists 🤦♂️ You couldn't make it up
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7 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:
How does anyone who has died for their country get to have a say in anything, they’re dead?!
Perhaps take time to learn about those gay men and women who did die for their country, here’s just one example:
https://www.forcesnews.com/lgbtq/absolute-legends-gay-hero-battle-britain
Are gay war heros excluded from Remembrance Sunday etc?
Maybe you think gay war heros should be celebrated separately. Bit divisive that...
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A country's leader can either appease the left (like the UK does) and accept the risk to it's citizens by allowing people in from from these trouble zones.
Or they can introduce measures to reduce the risk to it's citizens, and face the wrath of the left.
I would prefer my country's leader to do the latter. Unfortunately I'm from the UK.
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31 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:
It's discriminatory and racist, targeting African, Afro-Caribbean, and Muslim-majority countries, and liken it to exclusionary policies like apartheid due to its blanket application to entire nationalities.
I disagree.
A country's leader can either appease the left (like the UK does) and accept the increased risk from some individuals from these countries.
Or they can take drastic measures to reduce the risk for all of it's citizens, knowing they'll face the wrath of the left (throwing around the racist card etc.).
I know which I prefer.
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1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:
The Rwanda plan convinced 4 immigrants to volunteer to leave, at a cost of over £700,000,000 of tax payer’s money.
No, the Rwanda plan was delayed by human rights activists and lawyers, and then scrapped by Labour. It wasn't a perfect plan but it was already deterring illegal migrants even before being implemented.
What is a better deterrent - the threat of being sent to Rwanda, or the 'threat' of being put up in a UK hotel?
Have boat crossing increased since the Rwanda plan was scrapped?
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5 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:And yet here Labour are writing up the framework for a law that could have been dealt with at any time in the last 14 years.
I wonder if the Tories and Reform will back it?
Is that the law that will have failed asylum seekers transferred to a third country? These bogus asylum claimants get years of rejections and appeals before they are deemed to be failed asylum seekers.
This law will not deter the boat people. To deter the boat people we need a law that would remove illegal migrants immediately.
The Rwanda plan started to deter illegals entering Britain (remember how Ireland were cursing the UK because the illegals were going there instead?). Even though the Rwanda plan never got off the ground, the risk of being sent to a third country was a deterrent.
Since Labour removed that deterrent we've seen record breaking numbers crossing the Channel.
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Father of Grooming Victim Who was Raped by 60 Men Speaks Out
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Sounds like you haven't been following the story over the past few years.
This is about Pakistani Muslim gangs of men abusing and raping young girls in towns and cities across the UK. It is specifically about those gangs.
The inquiry will be looking at how the Pakistani Muslim gangs of men were enabled to get away with their disgusting crimes for so long.
One of the main reasons it continued was people's fear of appearing racist.
Thankfully MPs and MSM in the UK are no longer afraid to state the fact that this network of gangs were / are of mostly Pakistani heritage.
No need to virtue signal. We all know the majority of Muslims are fine. Don't be one of those enablers.