Let’s honour the late King by committing to the Sufficiency Economy

[wakeupplease]

The Sufficiency Economy has four main components

 

You forgot Greed

 

Sounds like 50 billion is not enough, tough times ahead

[starky]

So when we speak of sufficiency do we speak of all strata of Thai society? Or just those that have no choice being told to enjoy their lot in life. Hypocritical at best. Would love to say a whole lot more but would be banned for life.

[NCFC]

How about a society where every one is equal before the law, before we get on to SE?

[Ossy]

5 hours ago, NCFC said:

How about a society where every one is equal before the law, before we get on to SE?

Including farangs? . . . I'll second that motion.

[owl sees all]

11 hours ago, starky said:

So when we speak of sufficiency do we speak of all strata of Thai society? Or just those that have no choice being told to enjoy their lot in life. Hypocritical at best. Would love to say a whole lot more but would be banned for life.

Could be locked up for life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited October 30, 2017 by owl sees all

[NanLaew]

There's no denying Rama IX's lifetime of work in this regard but after reading the last full paragraph, the OP is nothing less than a shameless gong-banging IMHO.

[dcnx]

On 10/27/2017 at 11:49 AM, impulse said:

 

I have a hard time passing judgment on the spending habits or math skills of someone making $270 a month when I piss away more than that. 

 

Before I would, my suggestion is to walk out the door every day for 6 months with 50 baht in our pocket, and limit our discretionary spending to that.  Because that's more than someone living on 9,000 baht a month has left over after paying for rent, food and other essentials. 

 

If we can do it for 6 months, then maybe we're qualified to pass that judgment.  But I can't imagine a lifetime of it.

 

Makes 9000b per month and has the latest iPhone.

[impulse]

1 hour ago, dcnx said:

Makes 9000b per month and has the latest iPhone.

 

I'm sure there are some of those, but when I look closely at smartphones on the BTS and MRT, most of them are low end models in the 1,000- 3,000 baht range.  And a lot of them are second hand, judging by the number of 2nd hand phone dealers I see around town.  And that's in BKK.