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Court gives Canadian vandal 100K fine - but what about "Scouser Lee"?


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Posted
7 minutes ago, Travelighlty said:

Just think though how western cities would be cleaned up if a similar standard was upheld. Isn’t lashing used in Singapore for spitting on the street?  I heard it’s considered socially acceptable for Chinese to spit on the floor in restaurants and the Chinese tourists are given a booklet for how they should conduct themselves while traveling in Thailand. (That’s the rumor I’ve heard.) Maybe some people just never learn to behave with socially responsible civic standards? 

Spitting on the floor in restaurants were done on packed earth single storey building in rural areas.... not on carpeted floor of some  upmarket restaurants. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, PerkinsCuthbert said:

It is of course the absolute right of a host government to impose a punishment through the courts, as it sees fit and according to the local law. 

That said, it may occur to Thai lawmakers to enshrine the blatant disparity in punishment for minor misdemeanours, which under the present laws is not explicit, into two separate codes, one for Thais (a rap on the knuckles, a shamefaced insincere apology) and one for foreigners (a stiff fine, a threat of gaol, a terrifying ordeal in a foreign language ).

That way, visitors to this fair land would have a better grasp of what to expect from the judge in the event of arrest for a drunken, juvenile slip-up. 

Blatant disparity in punishment are meted out by the judges who are in a better position to evaluate the severity of the offence. Different punishment level for different type of people? 

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why only 100k fee, must be give ewery graffiti painters 500k fee minimium ewery graffiti. and black list thailand no can come back newer again.better fickt to jail first 1 year and then fee and black list all criminal. young idiots.

 

Posted
5 hours ago, ukrules said:

Maybe, it might also make people think twice before coming on holiday to a country where foreigners are sentenced very differently to locals.

 

Then again maybe they won't care. It will be reported world wide anyway, that's for sure.

 

Two years supended prison sentence plus thousands of dollars in fines for mere graffiti - pathetic!

Perhaps next spray paint holiday will be the Middle East. Instead of 100,000baht fine, the punishment would be 100 lashes with cane.  Bad behavior is bad behavior. 

Posted
7 hours ago, ukrules said:

Massive over reaction. Graffiti was easily removed and left no damage.

 

If you feel like that send an open invitation to all "knob-heads" to come stay at your place & do some painting !!

Then they have another option to vandalising historical structures...

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27 minutes ago, Ctkong said:

Spitting on the floor in restaurants were done on packed earth single storey building in rural areas.... not on carpeted floor of some  upmarket restaurants. 

No, wrong. I was in a carpeted cinema in Singapore years ago where the Chinese were constantly spitting on the floor during the movie.

Posted
1 hour ago, thaiguzzi said:

Imagine.

After a heavy night on the pi$$, waking up with the world's worst hangover, unable to remember what happened at the end of the previous night, and Brittney is sitting on your face.............

We've all been there.

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Posted
5 hours ago, ukrules said:

Maybe, it might also make people think twice before coming on holiday to a country where foreigners are sentenced very differently to locals.

 

Then again maybe they won't care. It will be reported world wide anyway, that's for sure.

 

Two years supended prison sentence plus thousands of dollars in fines for mere graffiti - pathetic!

 

I seriously doubt anyone planning a holiday researches the record of court sentences for foreign pillocks and compare them to the sentences for local pillocks as part of their decision making process in venue selection.

 

If you have evidence to the contrary I bow to your superior knowledge!

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Posted
18 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

If you feel like that send an open invitation to all "knob-heads" to come stay at your place & do some painting !!

Then they have another option to vandalising historical structures...

Once upon a time, my pristine white company cube van got the graffiti treatment. These "artists" are a menace.

On my many visits to Chiang Mai, I always stay near the wall. So what if it is not original, I love the sight and symbolic nature of that old wall. Shame on any A-hole who would deface it.

Hopefully the $4,000 (Canadian) fine that her Mother obviously had to cough up plus all the other expenses that Mother had to bare to keep her ass out of a Thai jail will teach her a lesson about defacing other people's property.

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Posted
5 hours ago, ukrules said:

Maybe, it might also make people think twice before coming on holiday to a country where foreigners are sentenced very differently to locals.

 

Then again maybe they won't care. It will be reported world wide anyway, that's for sure.

 

Two years supended prison sentence plus thousands of dollars in fines for mere graffiti - pathetic!

It might stop idiots coming on holiday to spray graffiti all over but I can't see it stopping normal holiday makers!????

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A 2 year sentence would be appropriate for the graffiti cretins worldwide, people like Banksy. If they'd dealt with Kilroy in a strict way we probably wouldn't have all this graffiti around today. To me it's far worse than littering and is a sort of sickness. This "lady" should have served her sentence with no reduction, with hard labour thrown in. So should the Scouser, and I'm from that part of the world myself.
Birkenhead?

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Give the SCOUSER 10 years in a Thai prison and a 1,000,000 British Pound Sterling fine and BAN him for life from Thailand. If he ever gets married and/or has children, BAN them too.

No good piece of shit.

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Posted
4 hours ago, sanemax said:

Its a necessary thing to do , otherwise rich people would break laws and just pay a fine , which will have no effect on them .

  A millionaire wouldnt even notice a $100 fine , whereas a penniless homeless person would

The report says 100,000- , not 100-.

Posted
20 hours ago, canopus1969 said:

Nice photo, 2 elephants playing together...

Why do you feel the need to be hateful over someone's weight

You must be a very sad and lonely person

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Posted
9 hours ago, ukrules said:

Massive over reaction. Graffiti was easily removed and left no damage.

 

100,000 THB fine for graffiti while it's only a 5000 THB fine to beat another person unconscious. 
Amazing Thailand.

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Posted
1 hour ago, scorecard said:

The report says 100,000- , not 100-.

I was giving an example of how fines would or would not effect rich or poor people , it amount had nothing to do with the O.P 

Posted
10 hours ago, sanemax said:

Yes, hopefully potential tourists who feel that they are inclined to act in a similar way , will decide not to  come to Thailand 

 

Total case of punishment not fitting the crime. The court has responded to silly hysteria as shown on social media. A bit of graffiti for gods' sake!

 

If they pursued much more serious crimes with as much vigour, they might hold a tad more respect.

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