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Im aware of who he is, part of or the owner of the nightwish group in Soi 6, pushing 16 year old girls he deserves everything he gets, probably done worse that no one knows about, enjoy your 21 years in a Thai prison

23 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Ignorant nonsense from beginning to end. As for your description of Amsterdam as a 'criminal, scum infested, cesspit of a place ' I suggest you should withdraw that comment at your earliest convenience.

Really? i worked in Den Haag for 4 years, used to go to Amsterdam on a regular basis, place was overun by Morrocan,Algerian and North African drug dealers and pimps,as well as the dregs of society from Romania, Bulgaria etc, etc you didnt feel safe late at night walking through town late at night, and why were they there i wonder?

21 hours ago, crazykopite said:

Totally agree I lived and worked in the Netherlands for a few years I never heard of any issues with the weed cafes and although I don’t participate in it I used to frequent the cafes as one of my friends enjoyed the odd spliff 

Really? i worked in Den Haag for 4 years, used to go to Amsterdam on a regular basis, place was overun by Morrocan,Algerian and North African drug dealers and pimps, you didnt feel safe late at night walking through town late at night, and why were they there i wonder?

8 hours ago, shocky2012 said:

What about Canada? what happened there? Is it a criminal, scum infested cesspit of a place?

Probably not, but the Canadian government has more than 2 braincells to rub together, also the comparison between Thailand and Canada as tourist destinations is like chalk and cheese, il bet there isnt a cannabis shop every 50m in Vancouver or Montreal, stinking the streets out and atttacting criminal smuggling gangs is there?

Good, legalising weed was the biggest mistake Thailand has made in the last 10 years, the only reason it was legalised in the first place was because the fat cats in charge at the time had their greasy fingers in the cannabis pie, most Thais were dead against it, but they didnt have a choice, as were all the countries surrounding Thailand ( notice how not one followed Thailands progressive policy of legalisation 🤣 ) the massive downside of the softening of the rules did nothing but attract criminal gangs from all over the world, who took advantage of Thailands pathetic law enforcement to ship huge amounts out of the country to wherever it was needed, Thailand became the new Amsterdam, and anyone who needs a lesson from history should look at what happened there, a criminal, scum infested cesspit of a place , its no suprise that the explosion of cocaine in Thailand directly coincides with the legalisation of cannabis, one drug attracts the other 

1 down 20,000 to go...

About time they got rid of that crap, sick of walkng round the streets stinking of cannabis everyday, hopefully the 24 hour shop opposite my condo will close, sick of the smell and the deadbeats who hang around outside the shop all day and night, good riddance, should never have legalised it in the first place

Has all the hallmarks of a drug/gang related feud, either he has ripped someone off, owes money, or has intruded on another gangs turf, the new breed of young " tourists " are quickly establishing drug ( cocaine in particular ) networks around Pattaya, iv seen dealing happening first hand in and around the main tourist strip, this type of thing is not unusual in parts of Europe, however it is unusual here, although it is becoming more frequent, a sign of things to come i suspect...

Just one of many brawls in Phuket/Pattaya these days they should provide gumshields when you get off the plane, both places are now scumbag ridden cesspits

The photo sums up perfectly in one picture the type of "quality" tourists that are arriving here daily 

Better than getting hit by the train i suppose.....

Everyday occurance now, the place is full of idiots

I wonder how much building safety certificates will be changing hands for in the immediate future?

3 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

 

It was not legalised.

It was decriminalised.

One can still be prosecuted for recreational use, or even non-licenced medical use.

 

https://www.turnbridge.com/news-events/latest-articles/decriminalization-vs-legalization/

Splitting hairs, legalised/decriminalised same same but different as they say in Thailand, regardless of its legal status the fact remains that there are weed shops everywhere in all the tourist areas of Thailand,selling weed at very low prices compared to many European countries which has attracted criminal drug gangs from across the world, its no coincidence that the explosion in availability of  other street drugs ( cocaine in particular) has been particulary prevalent since the decriminilisation of cannabis, or is it just a coincidence?

Its been going on ever since they legalised it ( well done thailand) , with lax security and high profits to be made the only way to stop this trade is to start hitting these people with double figure prison sentences, not fines, they have opened pandoras box, its about time it was closed

Should have been strung up years ago

1 hour ago, Yagoda said:

I dont understand how folks think they will get away with it.

The thing is that up until recently a lot of them did get away with it, and probably still are, a few headlines that they have caught certain people is great, but how many did they not catch?

As i mentioned in a previous post, this is the tip of iceberg, its been going on since they first legalised it, and the only way to stop or slow its progress is to start hitting them with heavy sentences, no one with a brain is going to risk 10 years in a Thai jail for couple of grand