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In film roles of course there are those that are best suited. A white woman for Snow White, a male as James Bond, a male as Batman, a female as Wonder Woman, a female as Cat woman. There are occasions when the title tole name and the history and culture of such leads to a specific profile. It's not racist to cast a white woman as Snow White. It's not sexist to cast as male as Batman. It's not sexist to cast a woman as Wonder Woman.

I agree. The reason for my comment is that it's often said "over a million immigrants here on benefits". That's wrong. Very wrong. The million legal immigrants can't claim benefits.

People need to understand the fundamental difference between legal immigrants, many working and paying tax and without whom healthcare and social care would be seriously understaffed (just one example of and industry dependent on immigration), and illegal immigrants who cost money.

Liars? No. Just the misinformed. There were no male competitors in the female boxing in the Olympics. The ignorant and misinformed may think so but science prevails, as always.

It goes without saying.

No.

You've now mentioned it twice. It's still wrong.

By definition, they are not. That's wrong, I agree, but they are not illegal if they are deemed to have grounds for asylum. Regardless of their travels. Unfortunately, the British government are tied by international law. The Rwanda scheme seemed to stem arrivals. Sadly, the new government scrapped the scheme before putting a new one in place.

It's asylum seekers in hotels. Not illegal immigrants, regardless of religion. There are less than men serving in the military.

You said "18yr is of legal age to obtain a licence to ride a scooter." That's incorrect. I corrected you.

15 years old for motorcycles upto 110cc

Do share. Without sharing, evidence isn't worth a to$$.

Facts should be backed by evidence. Do you have any?

Boredom in Isaan? It's a very large area. You must have traveled extensively to be able to make such a comment. Or, you spent a couple of days somewhere, you didn't like it and think everyone living in Isaan share your opinions.

Like I said, you are wrong. I've lived in Buriram over 21 years. I came here to teach for 3 months but decided to stay. Now I've stopped teaching and live a nice, peaceful life with my wife whom I met here in Buriram whilst teaching. Many others I know have done similar. Many that have come to live here with their partners are also very happy. Mostly sussing out the area before making commitments. I'm sure there are those that have made mistakes but that is a small minority. Buriram and Korat are busy places. They have the facilities that other places, such as Chiang Mai, have. I live away from town for the quieter life but close enough to be near to what I need. Buriram also has good bus, train and air links to Bangkok and ChonBuri, if that's what you want. Also only 3 hours away from Siem Reap. Happy Days.