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  1. We should be more specific here, not all foreigners would have those problems. I guess you are American. The age of consent in most US states is 16 but you probably refer to the PROTECT Act that makes it illegal for US citizens to have sex with under 18 olds abroad? I never understood that logic. In any case, was there ever an extradition when the case was deemed legal in Thailand? In all my years here I have met several Thai adults who told me that their first boyfriend was an older foreigner when they themselves were not 18 yet. I don't know of their nationalities . There was even a Japanese who, although decades ago, must have managed to marry a 15 year old and brought her to Japan, as her sister told me.
  2. That is strange. When the abuse is documented, the main charge should be sexual abuse.
  3. That is exactly what it is aimed at, those Christian and dubious NGO involved will address anything that they see as immoral, not what is actually illegal. Your post is a hint to that. What is "disgusting" to you is your problem. The age of consent in Thailand is 15, and if parents agree, 15 year old may have a relationship with whomever they want. So this will result in a lot of false alarms, it will create a paranoid atmosphere and actually rather interfere with real police work, as those ideologically motivated activists are regularly not objective and well-trained enough to spot the real problems. If you want a perfect example for that, go to Sihanoukville which is the haven of those who have a good life from domations, spreading utter bs like Jehovah's witnesses or Korean sects. Some of the worst molesters may even hide in thise NGOs. It won't take 5 years and everyone legally married to a Thai will be watched if they are going around with their child. What makes me sick is that they can't handle such problems on Phuket with common sense and police work, without getting those deluded, religious, often foreign and ideologically crooked NGOs on board.
  4. The only good thing about those Indians is that they don't like what I like: small breasts.
  5. A tourist visa doesn't last long. He'll be gone soon.
  6. No criminal needs that visa. The criminals have paid agents for decades.
  7. Imagine standing next to your friend at home while a foreigner is doing s.th. strange. Wouldn't you say: "Look at that foreigner", not knowing his nationality or name? Isn't it similar to saying "Look at the farang"?
  8. "Ni hao" lacks malice, too. If it was racist per se, I wouldn't be allowed to say "hello" anymore, either. I don't know why the tolerance of this ranger was so thin. He could have greeted the Russian back with a nonchalant "konichi wa".
  9. I can do without all of them. Esp. those sneakers and jeans. Nike and Brooks are a problem though 😉
  10. What about her brain? Is it "on"? How did she become a nurse? Never treated other motorbike fools?
  11. They need the taxi driver. The kick to the head confirms what low lives we are sometimes dealing with. That is jail time.
  12. Here is what really happened. Somebody didn't fail in Math. A legal retirement visa costs 1900 THB plus perhaps s.th. for the income confirmation at the embassy. Each exit stamp is another 1000 THB Retirees who like to travel would save money by just leaving every 60 days, or even after an extension once in a while. No other paperwork anymore.
  13. Marihuana may lead to brain damage. Not a therapy for everyone.
  14. It was enough to scare that YouTuber RW4U away for most of the year, as it seems. Those loaded with money get nervous.
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