MalcolmB

They probably thought you were too old.

Experience. Never had a problem and have seen the Thais show a lot more restraint than security back in the UK.

So what was the reason? Leaning on a car? I doubt it.

They are all weird over there. Strange people the Americans.

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.

You don’t need a car. trains, buses, taxis and wins are plentiful

Nightwish Group security. Brit owned and managed. Maybe they have been watching the news of the riots back home and didn’t want to miss out? I think there will be more to this incident than just leaning on a car. Thais just don’t go around bashing farangs for no reason. Likely an assault on a female or not wanting to pay a bill followed by some mouthing off and drunkenness has caused this.

I like old cars.

How do you know Bob? You do seem quite concerned about Thai cocks. You often talk about them. Not something that I think about.

Plenty of your countrymen have worked in Thailand illegally.

I am not in the habit of checking out other men’s penises. Zero interest to me. But if it is your thing then good luck with that.

I am talking about Thais who want to travel, not illegally work. They are discriminated against because they are Thai. It is racist.

Pound for pound they are better fighters than us. National sport is Muay Thai. It sounds like you are intimidated by them. Have you been watching the news about the rioters back home this week? Not much one on one going on. A lot of brick throwing.

I bet you didn’t park there again. Lesson learned. What were you driving back then?

It is awesome isnt it. Lets face the reality, most of us are here because of the well trained women and are relieved to have escaped the feminist nightmares back home. Very clever the Thai men, not only are the women very attractive but they get them to do everything. Male paradise this country.

The situation is even worse in the UK. Not only do we not appreciate them, we are out rioting to protest against them. i expected a red carpet when I arrived, but nothing.

These appear to be the same security as the British run and operated Nightwish Group headed by Bryan Flowers. There have been many bashings there over the years, including an Australian who was killed. I don’t think by you not going it will hurt the security guards pocket, he will be on a fixed monthly salary. I suspect there is a bit more to this story than the old guy just leaning on a car. As we saw with the last incident down there the Brits were itching for a fight. And they got a lesson in violence. Thais dont go around bashing farangs for no reason.

Not everyone agrees with your woke PC nonsense. Some people can actually think for themselves and are not brainwashed by social media algorithms.

But we do do that. We have people writing in to this forum daily wanting to impose western ways and showing contempt for the Thais, especially the much maligned “thai male”.

In December 2020, there were officially 1,574,324 Burmese migrant workers in Thailand's labour registration system. Two years later, there were 1,981,739. Significantly more are thought to be working unregistered and informally. Looks like he knows what he is talking about. And you don’t have a clue

Or aborigines. Don’t give them a say whatever you do. They might want some rights.

I have to say the visa rules in Thailand are a big plus with many options. Something for everyone. It is not a two way street though, a Thai who wants to visit the UK has to perform backflips through hoops to have a chance of maybe getting a visa after considerable expense and a pile of paperwork. It is very racist.

We nearly need to do more to help immigrants integrate into to society. I have recently immigrated to Thailand and countless kind and helpful Thais have gone out of their way to help me. If I had been racially abused and shunned socially I would likely have a chip on my shoulder. They are very kind the Thai people.

I would say that most Thais do consider the consequences as most Thais are not in prison or killed.

No Bob. Please do something about it.