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1 hour ago, 1duckyboy said:If the elephants are destroying the villagers' source of income, then it's understandable that they would feel it's either the elephants or them. Easy to be judgemental and then go to a nice restaurant for a meal.
The reality is human encroachment into the little remaining wildlife habitat has occurred endlessly. It will never stop unless a decision is made to manage the human wildlife interactions. Elephants are eking out a living as are the villagers. In any case the traps aren’t the answer.
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Making an example of the violators is likely the only solution.
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2 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:
Thai "culture" seems to be about doing exactly what you want, where you want and whatever time you want and being completely unbothered if you are disturbing anyone else .
I must live in a different Thailand. Thais are always polite to me. My experience is the opposite, no problems at all.
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30 minutes ago, stigar said:
When i lived in a small village in surin some people(thai)start play loud music 2-5 am.Nowone complained.Sometimes big figthing in middle of nigth..mostly angry ladies screaming to he husband because home late and wery drunk.Nowone cared.
That’s because everyone knows not to aggravate an already aggravated woman in her own house.
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52 minutes ago, Sunnny said:
Yes, keep assuring yourself they love you even more than they love themselves. And then go and pay the double and triple prices everywhere. It is a sure sign of love and respect. Or when the Thai minister tells the public during the first wave of pandemics that foreigners will get the vaccine right after homeless and beggars get it - this is, probably, also a clear sign for people like you that Thais do treat foreigners equally and respectfully. So many examples out there but nothing will help people living inside their own illusionary bubble.
Still I warn all those with a minimum sense of reality present - never forget that you are strangers in this country and BE CAREFUL. The guy whose head was cut off in Kanchanaburi probably also thought that he is an entitled foreigner surrounded by the friendly locals. Nothing, as it turned out, was further from the truth.Sunny I agree with you. Perhaps it’s just my sweet disposition ; )
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1 hour ago, trainman34014 said:
'Suspect' will walk; if not now then short time in the future as Farang are 'Disposable Aliens' here !
Sounds like you need to return to the prefect world you left behind to come to Thailand.
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48 minutes ago, LikeItHot said:
Thais have zero respect for volume levels and neighbors. If this was not farangs he would have joined the party. More Thai racism period.
Sounds more like your intent on making it out to be a racial issue without any factual information supporting your baseless claim. Thanks
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34 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:
You've made a lot of assumptions....
This conflict went from Zero to murder instantly - there were no repeated occurrences, build up, there were no warnings or requests to turn down the volume.... this went from being sat there to being dead without a warning.
Was the music even loud ??? ... this of course is the headline.. but is it true, just like all the truck accidents claiming brake failure... because its printed or accused, it doesn’t mean its true.
@Hammer2021 - you really need to check yourself and some of your comments - you are slipping towards the extreme end of the Thai Apologist spectrum.... A guy was murdered and you are suggesting that he only deserved a beating... and for what ? ... You have lost your grip on reality.
Meanwhile we have information from someone who knows the victim (below)....
1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:I suspect mileage may vary..... while some in some area Thai’s may feel an excessive level of disregard for foreigners in general due to the behaviour of some foreigners in those areas lending to a shorter fuse and sometimes the attitude of ‘looking for trouble’... the opposite also applies whereby foreigners who are behaving poorly are ‘given a pass’ because it is not expected that they know the ‘local etiquette’ and when trouble occurs there may be a greater degree of attention than a Thai on Thai conflict.
Swings and roundabouts I reckon....
1 hour ago, Jingthing said:Not really.
Did I read some one think this is analogous to George Floyd?! Really?! Was the police involved in the murder? No. This murder sounds more like an average night in the wrong part of Miami.
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1 minute ago, connda said:
Learn to live with SARS-Covid-2 and return to Old Normal pre-2014. That would be a start.
Everyone who hasn’t died from Covid-19 agrees, just live with it. The reality is overwhelming the healthcare system isn’t a plan. By the way everyone who is unvaccinated and ends up in Covid-19 critical care drowning in their own mucus was also a self proclaimed SARS expert.
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26 minutes ago, Bad boy 561 said:
Wrong nana genius, watch the show then comment
Agree
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3 minutes ago, connda said:
Netflix. The company that lost 22% of their stock value yesterday. That Netflix. Hummm. I wonder why? ????
Called ‘Midnight Asia: Eat · Dance · Dream’, the new documentary series exclusively on Netflix is about a night-time journey through six iconic Asian cities – Bangkok, Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Mumbai, and Manila – and the food, art, night entertainment venues, and subcultures that help make each of them some of the world’s most fascinating metropolises.
So they will be using pre-2020 archive footage to reminisce about the "good old days" as opposed to filming the current caricatures of what these New Normal cities actually are now?
So it's a History documentary? ????So you are what? Claiming this show has anything to do with the stock value? Far as I can tell, just about every company took a hit to their stock, crypto included.
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40 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:
Please earmark another few hundred million Thai Baht for singers like Lisa (K-Pop or so?) and Bocelli on the classical site - for good measure put it on the taxpayers bill as this has proven to be sooooo successful on New Years Eve.
Above entertainment ticket was noted with 200 million Thai Baht (for one night performance in Phuket) as the TAT weedies claimed, that 1 million tourists with an average spending of 75,000 Thai Baht would be the background of an expense of ridiculously little 200 million Thai Baht - hence a more than justified expense.
I've attached a areal photograph of the government house which also houses the Tourism Authority of Clownville for easier reference ...... Keep up the good work and don't forget the Somtam break!Everyone is an expert. If you have Covid-19 pandemic management and economic recovery magic solutions , please share.
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58 minutes ago, ChiangmaiMax said:
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What website or service was used for criminal record check. The name please.
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I looked at the Visa Application and was confused by two things
-must have no criminal record in Thailand and the country of the applicant’s nationality or residence;
- must NOT have prohibitive diseases (Leprosy, Tuberculosis, drug addiction, Elephantiasis,
third phase of Syphilis) as indicated in the Ministerial Regulation No. 14 B.E. 2535;what type of criminal record documentation are they needing? Thai or USA? How or where do you obtain that? What exactly do they need?
medical. You’re US doctor wrote a letter or did they complete a form?
thanks in advance for your response
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Think you are best off asking a Thai lawyer and pay them a small fee for the correct advise. Just Google one.
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This isn’t unique to Thailand. Similar issues seen every where.
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Based on what I read. There is a good chance the virus doesn’t exist.
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Use a booking service. Agoda, Expedia etc… you’re not getting your money back. You might get the Hotel to agree to discount.
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I noticed a lot of bitter ex-pats acting like somehow, this guy is the victim. Lot’s of snarky Thailand comments. Question? What are you doing here? Thailand not your liking? Return to where clearly you think all is right and fair and without consequences.
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Got to love all the entitlement discussion. He is a guest in another country, didn’t follow the rules designed to protect public health during a pandemic. It’s as if people think they are infectious disease experts. If you get a positive PCR test you have to stay in quarantine or isolation until you test negative and the virus is cleared. The most infectious period is the first 3-4 days so if he was retested 4 days later he quite possibly come back negative. No telling how many people he may have infected. If you not wish to follow any rules then go vacation in Somalia.
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I am astonished there are people defending him. His story?!!! His story is that he’s a selfish idiot. He knew exactly what he was doing when he left his hotel before getting his test results and IF he did not know then, then he certainly realized it when no Pattya hotels would take him. The Israel health authorities and police aren’t going to be too kind to him either.
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Sounds like you’re depressed and hanging out at all the wrong places. If you hang around bars what are you really expecting?
Murder of Brit in Kanchanaburi: Injured friend sitting up in hospital gets Facebook well wishers
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All the best on a speedy recovery.