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Gr3g

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  1. 4 hours ago, Jonathan Swift said:

    I have been here 10 years, living in Makkasan, Bangkok, as well as any place I want to travel to temporarily. First of all I knew this was a city before I came here. I have spent lots of time in some of the biggest US cities from New York to LA. City noise comes with the territory. But even in suburbs of the US how have guys mowing lawns and using chainsaws in the early mornings on the weekends, and barking dogs are not unique to Thailand. On the other hand if I want peace and quiet I don't have any trouble finding it. I have a guy like you in my apartment building in Makkasan, from the UK and Australia both, who complained about the sirens of ambulances, as if people should be denied emergency medical care just to suit him. Did you know nothing of the country before you moved here? Did you know nothing of the neighborhood you chose before you moved in?  Whose fault is that? I spent time getting to know each and every neighborhood under consideration before I finally moved to where I am. I knew EXACTLY what I was to find before I made the commitment. You're telling people not to "retire" in Thailand because you yourself are having problems adjusting to the inherent ways of the Thai people? Sounds more like the problem is YOU, and YOUR inability to adapt. I shouldn't have to say this, but it's not your country. You're free to move somewhere else if you don't like your neighbors, but you have no right or moral authority to impose YOUR value judgments on them or anyone else, so stop whining and either do something about it, or zip it. Or buy some earplugs. Nobody likes a complainer, and it seems like they all like to pile on as if they don't have the option to leave. Is whining and complaining a national sport in the UK or something? 

    Yes, and it's called moaning! ????

  2. 24 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

    You realize that its impossible to have a functioning economy when their is a health crisis, the crisis will affect education, jobs, health services and just about every working peoples sector through required isolation, sickness, hospitalization and death certainly being a factor for those unvaccinated.

    Almost 2 years of same same and nothing has been learned.

    This sort of preaching may work on the internet forums but won't hold any ground with masses that don't know where the next meal will be/come from

    If country/government/individual has means to protect vanurable, please by all means, but not at expense of others well being 

     

    23 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

    As I thought, you have no idea who the people are posting and calling them old f**ts just proves the point and ignores the advice of the professionals

    I don't, but there are NO selfless acts (maybe a few), and it's clear that everyone speaks from their point of interest/view. 

    Even many so called "professionals"

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  3. 15 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

    So SARS-CoV-2 can spread unfettered and drift into a variant of high consequence???

     

    No one is sure SARS-CoV-2 may or may not drift into something more serious but it has drifted (antigenic drift)… & the last two human Coronaviruses [SARS-CoV-1 & MERS] to ‘pop-up’ had a case fatality rates of 10% & 30% respectively.

     

    If you were a decision maker with the lives of hundreds of thousands in your hands what would you do ???  
     

    There are no right responses… just least ‘bad’ responses to an issue we have no experience of.

     

    Its very easy to criticize, impossible to manage. 

    You are aware that for majority of this planets population this or any other virus is the least of worries in their daily existence.

    Even in so called first world countries, your average hard working folks don't give a **** about all the media hype and this virus anymore as they have other, more pressing issues in daily lives already.

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