dagan

Anyone who trades their services (mental or physical) is pr. definition a prostitute...

This goes for all that are employed.

Anyone should be free to do whatever they choose to do with their life...as long as you are an emplyee/prostitute you get f***ed one way or another, and if the sum collected is equal or more to satisfaction, good for them..

I m not saying i think it is ok for thailand to sell their daughters to the scum of western society, but thailand seems to think its ok....

the "massage" palaces of BKK arent actually packed with westerners....they have set the standard themselves...and if it can give more "boost" to thaksin's fiat economy, even better. Greed is what powers this legalization, not freedom of choice.

Id feel better about myself being a hooker(getting paid for being f****d) than working in marketing/advertizing/irs (getting paid for f***ig others). Careers which are perfectly accepted.

If we spent as much time and effort to promote good morale and conduct, as we do to prohibit everything that doesnt benefit our selves, or in a bigger scale, the status quo and their relatives, this problem would not have existed. parents fail in their "upbringing" of their children. govrnment fail in their "service" to their state. Schools fail in "educating" their students. religion fails in "enlightening" their followers. It has succumbed to control and conditioning. We are a part of nature(existence), but do we follow natural principles? Its the MEN (representatives of the masculine/creative force of the physical worlds) of society's obligation to promote what is right in life (as creation is a prerequisite of birth(feminine). If we fail to do this (as we obviously have), the rest will be led in the wrong direction, We can not call ourselves Men when we behave like young boys.

We do everythig we can to make "humanity" as unnatural as we possible can, and as everyting in nature that is not natural will self destruct, so will humanity.

Good luck!

Have a nice day!

"Anyone who trades their services (mental or physical) is pr. definition a prostitute...

This goes for all that are employed."

Do you really believe what you are saying or are you insane? I think you lost on the way some key words in the definition of prostitution!!!

"Its the MEN (representatives of the masculine/creative force of the physical worlds) of society's obligation to promote what is right in life".

Well, I think you are the kind of guy who likes to decide what is best for the others!!! And, you dare talking about freedom of choice... And, another thing, there is nothing such as "society's obligation". The only purpose of the government is to protect the individuals rights of its people, that's it.

"We do everything we can to make "humanity" as unnatural as we possible can, and as everyting in nature that is not natural will self destruct, so will humanity."

Well, I am hallucinating reading you post!!! Unbelievable...

Man created a lot of things that did not exist in nature at the first place, and so far, I did not notice any apocalypse ; the world is even getting better...

Hello all,

I am flying from Bangkok to Singapore next week in the purpose of getting a tourism visa. (The 10 days extension of my 30 days stamp on arrival will expire next week).

I am looking for a job in Bangkok.

So, I would like to know if there will be any problems for getting a non-immigrant visa at a Thai embassy just a few weeks after being issued a tourism visa?

When I will apply for my non immigrant visa, will the embassy reject my demand because of the tourism visa I got? Will they think that I was in Thailand in the purpose of finding a job?

Another thing: is it easy to get a tourism visa (my first one) at the Thai embassy in Singapore?

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your support.

Dagan.  

Hello all,

I am flying from Bangkok to Singapore next week in the purpose of getting a tourism visa. (The 10 days extension of my 30 days stamp on arrival will expire next week).

I am looking for a job in Bangkok.

So, I would like to know if there will be any problems for getting a non-immigrant visa at a Thai embassy just a few weeks after being issued a tourism visa?

When I will apply for my non immigrant visa, will the embassy reject my demand because of the tourism visa I got? Will they think that I was in Thailand in the purpose of finding a job?

Another thing: is it easy to get a tourism visa (my first one) at the Thai embassy in Singapore?

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your support.

Dagan.