Israeli family says Koh Samui park refused entry

On 8/14/2026 at 5:53 PM, save the frogs said:

No one is supposed to even know or ask where you are from in the first place.

I guess once the restaurant owner hears people speaking .... then what? The restaurant owner identifies where you are from and goes up to them and asks them to leave in the middle of their meal?

Ideally, politics should not mix with tourism. But human beings are emotional and irrational creatures.

A farang asked me where I was from out of nowhere the other day. Why is he so eager to know this above all else? People are all prejudiced. You would be surprised how many Brits and Aussies hate Americans and vice versa out there.

You won't see Brit business owners banning American diners, but it doesn't mean they don't secretly hate you while they bring you your English Breakfast.

I think almost every human being has prejudices and I think that's part of human nature. Whether or not those prejudgments rise to the level of racism and exclusion is a completely different thing. I think it's perfectly acceptable to deny patronage to anyone you like, if it's a private establishment, especially if the person has been known to cause trouble in the past.

7 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Absolutely 100%, I have no problem avoiding establishments that don't want my patronage. I'm very happy to find another alternative. No offense taken whatsoever, and that's how reasonably mature men with thick skin typically react.

How many times has that happened to you ?

How many times have you been a reasonably mature man with thick skin and walked on by after an establishment didn't want your custom ?

5 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

I think almost every human being has prejudices and I think that's part of human nature. Whether or not those prejudgments rise to the level of racism and exclusion is a completely different thing. I think it's perfectly acceptable to deny patronage to anyone you like, if it's a private establishment, especially if the person has been known to cause trouble in the past.

So, you fully support signs like this ?

12 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Well I was brought up as a Jew and I've been around Jews my whole life, and there are a remarkable percentage of Jews that buy into this chosen people nonsense.

I loved Jews I have many Jewish friends and and close family members but I think that it's always healthy to admit the shortcomings that some of our people have. Isn't it?

I call BS.

In my experience among Jews including weekend Jewish school, Jewish summer day camp, working for three years in a majority Jewish firm (which was hilarious as many of the Jews there could have been comedians), large family gatherings, bar mitzvahs etc I haven't experienced even one Jew even one time refer to Jews or themselves as chosen.

Instead irs become a cudgel for racist Jew haters.

Edited 47 minutes ago47 min by Jingthing

2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

How many times has that happened to you ?

How many times have you been a reasonably mature man with thick skin and walked on by after an establishment didn't want your custom ?

Many many times. Back in the day I used to go to dance clubs in New York that would cherry pick who they wanted in the club and I was turned down often, many times when I was a single man I would get turned down by women who had no interest, and I could list other occasions too. It really doesn't matter, it's just not a big deal, they don't want you in their establishment you just simply move on.

Only snowflakes and victims would take offense to this.

3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Many many times. Back in the day I used to go to dance clubs in New York that would cherry pick who they wanted in the club and I was turned down often, many times when I was a single man I would get turned down by women who had no interest, and I could list other occasions too. It really doesn't matter, it's just not a big deal, they don't want you in their establishment you just simply move on.

Only snowflakes and victims would take offense to this.

Not the same thing in any way.

6 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Many many times. Back in the day I used to go to dance clubs in New York that would cherry pick who they wanted in the club and I was turned down often, many times when I was a single man I would get turned down by women who had no interest, and I could list other occasions too. It really doesn't matter, it's just not a big deal, they don't want you in their establishment you just simply move on.

Only snowflakes and victims would take offense to this.

Getting refused entry to nightclubs is rather different .

Its quite common and normal for people to get refused entry to nightclubs if they don't look cool or trendy enough . Geeks aren't allowed into clubs where cool guys hang out .

We are talking about being refused entry based on your religion or Nationality .

How many times have been been refused entry to anywhere based on your Religion or Nationality ?

4 hours ago, Jingthing said:

You guys are so transparent.

You hate Jews when they do have power.

You hate Jews when they don't have power.

You hate Jews when they are rich.

You hate Jews when they are poor.

You hate Jews when they assimilate too much.

You hate Jews when they do not assimilate.

You hate Jews when they are intellectual nerds.

You hate Jews when they are super fit IDF soldiers or Wonder Woman etc.

Etc. etc.

(Message to "progressive" Israel demonizing Jews --- they hate you too.)

So you are not a fan of consistency.

Got it.

42 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Well I was brought up as a Jew

Could you clarify ?

Were you just bought up as a Jew or was you born a Jew ?

Edited 29 minutes ago29 min by Nick Carter icp

3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Could you clarify ?

Were you just bought up as a Jew or was you born a Jew ?

Jew is passed on from the Mothers side .

You've hit a nerve with that one.

Anyway you can't be a self hating Jew if you're not a Jew.

Edited 27 minutes ago27 min by Jingthing

10 minutes ago, Cameroni said:

So you are not a fan of consistency.

Got it.

I have no idea what your point is.