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So at your daughter's school trans boys have been using the girls toilets? It sound like the answer is no. Sounds like you have gotten quite angry even though it hasn't happened. To me this is not an intrusion on your daily life because it hasn't happened.

I am happy here. My Thai employer just leaves me alone to do my job. If communication is needed they send me a LINE message, no meetings. God I hated "staff meetings" in the US. My income is comfortable and I am lucky that I found a job that suits me. My employer basically takes care of any immigration issues if I need any help or advice. My apartment is 1/4 th cost it would have been in the US. The only thing that is more expensive than the US is health insurance. I have a couple chronic minor illnesses that are easier to take care of here than in the US because of fewer restrictions on buying medications. I have found Thai docs to be equal to or better than US docs. I have a couple good friends here and that is fine for me. I have a simple life here compared to the US and I like it just fine.

Yes, something very weird with him. Check especially when he makes a post trying to show how normal he is.

Finish the thought, she said yes, did she give you the contact info. join your LINE contacts?

"symbolic aid mission " I believe the symbolic part.

I received 6 thumbs down for this post about being forced to have trans people in their daily lives. I'm guessing those 6 AN members were forced to have trans people over for coffee, or did they have to play a round of golf with them? Be nice if they would articulate, I'm really curious.

Nothing to lose. YMMV, but be prepared sometimes these things don't last.

"Mr. Stookey presented the fake notes to the exchange booth staff, who detected the counterfeit currency and refused the transaction. Despite being denied, Mr. Stookey insisted on the exchange, displaying dissatisfaction, prompting staff to alert the police." Huh? Had a second chance and blew it.

My point is that no-one is forcing LGBTQ people on anyone. The previous poster said you can't avoid them on TV/movies which clearly you can. With respect to Rue Paul, he is a transvestite, I don't know if he is gay, apparently you are something of an expert so I will leave that to you.

Meh.

So then I haven't seen any trans people on TV at all. Thanks for reinforcing my point.

I am thinking that the time is weighing heavy on the hands of some of you, maybe something to occupy your time in a wholesome, decent way. "Stamp Collecting is a Hobby for Everyone" https://stamps.org/learn/getting-started Or for those of you whose reading isn't the best. Hope this helps. Oh, and before you become upset, Philately: The study of postage stamps and associated areas.

I saw Rue Paul as a guest host for a week when Jimmie Kimmel was on vacation. That is hardly seeing trans people daily. I watch TV and movies daily, I don't see transgenders on TV shows or in movies. That is because I am not really interested in transgenders so I don't choose shows that feature them. If you are seeing them it seems you must be choosing to do so.

I wasn't aware of anyone being forced to except trans people into their daily lives. Is this something you have experienced?

I think the key point in all these incidents where falangs got a beat down is that they were probably avoidable. How many units of intoxication hours in Thailand are represented on this board and how many AN members have been beaten unconscious in a bar dustup? Avoidable, maybe even easily avoidable.

Exactly, I lasted about 3 minutes. It was like the Odyssey with less action.

Imagine if he had kept his promise to end the war in Ukraine on day one. He would probably have his 80% popularity. But he talks big and delivers small to medium.

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Although you seem very confident I think you are wrong. For example from the US experience with helmet laws: https://www.bellinghamherald.com/news/state/washington/article289278115.html "National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data suggests universal helmet laws reduce motorcycle fatalities by between 22% and 42%, and brain injuries by between 41% and 69%."

Being an independent thinker is something to be proud of. Following the crowd, not so much.

Interesting, I hadn't expected this response. So you don't deny molesting dogs?

"do you just like to be disagreeable" That seems to be the heart of the matter.

Based on the evidence so far... zero. I can ask with an equal quantity of evidence "How many dogs has Yagoda molested this week?" See how easy that was? You have no evidence of "paid Democrat shills and activists" and I have no evidence of you interfering with dogs. Anyone can make baseless innuendos.

I'm looking for them now. I saw one yesterday, an ice cream vendor. I'll keep looking.