Thai man murders his neighbor in argument over washing line outside his house

[DannyCarlton]

1 hour ago, Yinn said:

99% Thai man not same this guy. My dad, my brothers, my male friends, cousin etc etc.

 

It's a question of proportion. shure this happens in every country, but how often?

 

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/murder-rate-by-country/

 

Homicides (murders) per 100000 population 2019.:

 

USA = 5.35.

 

Thailand = 3.24.

 

UK (my home country)= 1.2.

 

so it depends who you are talking to. if you are talking to an American, you are right America has more murders per head than Thailand. If you are talking to a Brit, like me, you are wrong, Thailand has almost 3 times the murders as Britain does. We are very gentle, cool headed people. 555

 

Brit = jai yin.

 

 

Edited January 27, 2020 by DannyCarlton

[IAMHERE]

Looks from the video that this is the onlyl guy using the street to hang his laundry. I'd imagine it had something to do with face. 

[DannyCarlton]

2 minutes ago, IAMHERE said:

Looks from the video that this is the onlyl guy using the street to hang his laundry. I'd imagine it had something to do with face. 

I don't think I've ever lived in a soi in Thailand where several people don't do the same. Even my wife did it when we lived in a small house. Normal practice here.

[Aspaltso]

I just saw the youtube clip that Andrew Dwyer put up. Absolutely shocking. Pure rage, and murder. I hope that guy goes away a long time, but probably won't.

[DannyCarlton]

2 minutes ago, Aspaltso said:

I just saw the youtube clip that Andrew Dwyer put up. Absolutely shocking. Pure rage, and murder. I hope that guy goes away a long time, but probably won't.

Definately brake failure. 555

[Assurancetourix]

4 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

if you watch the video you see this is 100% deliberate.

I don't want to see the video; I trust you 

[Burma Bill]

4 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Were the 2 boys in the car when he hit his neighbor, and then drove them to football practice???

Perhaps he was a "linesman" (now assistant referee) at the football match. RIP the victim.

[RichardColeman]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Chief of the Ayuthaya police Pol Col Prawet Srinak expects a quick arrest

assuming he responds to the come in letters I guess

[richard_smith237]

2 hours ago, Yinn said:

I was sarcastic.

 

35 million thai man never do same this guy did. A lot of men are idiot. In Thailand and every country.

 

most war start by man. And women die because that decision. Shot, bomb, house gone. Because of man. Thai man, but more war is foreign man.

 

And most Thai man agree, this man kill the neighbor is idiot. Same the gold shop robber.

 

I think SpiderMan not have thai man friend. So he feeling intimidated. Like to complain about thai man. 

99% Thai man not same this guy. My dad, my brothers, my male friends, cousin etc etc.

 

Good luck with you son.

 

And, man is stronger, woman is more clever. Sure.

90%+ of killing other human, the man do. Same every country.

 

I would like to draw your attention to the ‘loss of face’ issue prevalent in Thailand. 

 

When a Thai loses face they lack the emotional tools to handle it, Thai men more so than Thai females, yet this remains a strong trait - one brought about through the widely and culturally accepted manner in which young Thai men are doted on. 

 

Of course, generalizations are never wholly accurate, but they exist for a reason. 

You think 99% of Thai men are not the same as this guy and I agree. But I would still argue that a significant proportion of Thai men lack the emotional tools to adequately handle any form of conflict, criticism or loss of face - Most will simply get angry and childish, others will get violent. 

 

I don’t think SpiderMike is intimidated by Thai men, he just recognizes that many behave like spoilt children who’ve never grown up. 

I have many Thai male friends, they are good friends yet still show an emotional immaturity rarely found in my Western friends. 

 

Edited January 27, 2020 by richard_smith237

[tandor]

8 hours ago, Solinvictus said:

The brakes didn't work..oh and it's not even my car...

 

..not his laundry....RIP

[Aussiepeter]

I am sorry Yinn, but after living in Thailand for over twenty-five years, learning to speak all three dialects of Thai near perfectly and, learning to read and write Thai - (I said near-perfect, but not fluent, as I can never be a native speaker) - you are completely wrong this time. I worked with both the Thai army (RTA) and the border patrol (Tor Chor Dor) as a visiting army Officer for six years in the 1990's. They all called me "tahaan bok, lop pee-set" which translated loosely means "army, special forces". I never ever felt offended by this. Both Mr Smith and Spider-man are absolutely correct in their summing up of Thai men. I have many Thai male friends, but almost none of them are mature mentally and my wife has a CMU educated hi-so best friend whose Thai-Chinese husband is "a class act" himself. If you do not understand the expression "a class act," then I, too, was being sarcastic. Nobody and I repeat nobody in the "real world" would even consider murdering anyone, or driving over someone, just because their washing was taking up too much space in the Soi or because their cooking stinks. The Thai man in this case just "lost it, Thai-male style" ! Just as the others have said - women are not clever and men are not strong. Everyone is an individual, however in Thailand, men behave like little boys well over 60% of the time, "because they can" and are almost never punished at all, for often terrible crimes. Just look at the red Bull guy, or the policeman/politician's son Duangtawan, who allegedly shot a man dead in cold blood in a disco in Bangkok, in full view of 600 people, including several farang witnesses. He ran away, with 'daddy' (or someone) providing him with dozens of one-use mobile phones, until the heat died down over a year later. It is a sad reflection on their poor up-bringing and, a sad reflection on your totally failed society. I know you are biased Yinn because you are Thai, but I still wonder sometimes how you won POY, over NCC ! (Cheers) 

[impulse]

1 hour ago, Aussiepeter said:

Nobody and I repeat nobody in the "real world" would even consider murdering anyone, or driving over someone, just because their washing was taking up too much space in the Soi or because their cooking stinks. 

 

Seriously?  It happens every day in the US, UK, Aus... 

 

Maybe not in Canada, but they're so polite they're scary.

 

I rarely see it in the USA because I live in a middle class neighborhood and rarely venture into places where economic desperation frazzles away at exposed nerves.  Pretty hard to avoid those places in a country where most of the people are on subsistence wages.

 

Wanna truly understand it?  Go out every day for 6 months with 50 baht in your pocket, and no ATM card.  Limit your discretionary spending to that 50 baht, like the majority of Thai people.  See how your mood and your priorities change over those 6 months.  Then imagine doing it for 80 years.

 

Edited January 27, 2020 by impulse

[ta158]

6 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:

It's a question of proportion. shure this happens in every country, but how often?

 

http://worldpopulationreview.com/countries/murder-rate-by-country/

 

Homicides (murders) per 100000 population 2019.:

 

USA = 5.35.

 

Thailand = 3.24.

 

UK (my home country)= 1.2.

 

so it depends who you are talking to. if you are talking to an American, you are right America has more murders per head than Thailand. If you are talking to a Brit, like me, you are wrong, Thailand has almost 3 times the murders as Britain does. We are very gentle, cool headed people. 555

 

Brit = jai yin.

 

 

If you really trust thai crime statistics....

 

In 2016 it was reported that Thailand had around at least 3,000 gun murders = 4.41.

 

If you count in all forms of murder around 4,000 - 4,500 = 5.88 - 6.61.

 

Crime statistics showed that mysteriously murders dropped around 2014, and crime statistics became more less published and or eventually stopped.

[The Farang]

GPS lead him in the wrong direction 

[ta158]

5 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

Seriously?  It happens every day in the US, UK, Aus... 

 

Maybe not in Canada, bit they're so polite they're scary.

 

I rarely see it in the USA because I live in a middle class neighborhood and rarely venture into places where economic desperation frazzles away at exposed nerves.  Pretty hard to avoid those places in a country where most of the people are on subsistence wages.

 

Wanna truly understand it?  Go out every day for 6 months with 50 baht in your pocket, and no ATM card.  Limit your discretionary spending to that 50 baht, like the majority of Thai people.  See how your mood and your priorities change over those 6 months.  Then imagine doing it for 80 years.

 

AUS population 25 million- 203 murders = 0.80 murder per 100,000 people.

 

UK population 67 million- 726 murders= 1.08 murder per 100,000 people.

 

Canada population 37 million- 651 murders = 1.75 murder per 100,000 people.

 

USA population 325 million- 17,000 murders= 5.23 murder per 100,000 people.

 

TH at least 3,000 gun murders in 2016 = 4.51 murder per 100,000 people, if you all all forms of murder 4,000 - 4,500 murders = 5.88 - 6.61

[mike787]

Welcome to the dark side of thai culture, total hindbrain function just like on the roads.  RIP.  poor soul.  So not required.  Is there no other option.  Be careful you could be next.

[impulse]

1 minute ago, ta158 said:

AUS population 25 million- 203 murders = 0.80 murder per 100,000 people.

 

UK population 67 million- 726 murders= 1.08 murder per 100,000 people.

 

Canada population 37 million- 651 murders = 1.75 murder per 100,000 people.

 

USA population 325 million- 17,000 murders= 5.23 murder per 100,000 people.

 

TH at least 3,000 gun murders in 2016 = 4.51 murder per 100,000 people, if you all all forms of murder 4,000 - 4,500 murders = 5.88 - 6.61

 

So it happened 203 times in Australia...  Kind of makes my first point.

 

And it happens less in countries that can be described as socialistic states with adequate safety nets for the poor.  Which is why the USA fails so miserably.

 

[Scott]

Offensive post reported and removed.

 

[mike787]

Time to invest in a washmachine, surveillance cameras, and pitbull with aids or rabies.

Edited January 27, 2020 by mike787

[hotchilli]

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Shocking CCTV footage from a housing estate in Ayuthaya showed the moment a 56 year old Thai man murdered his 57 year old next door neighbor by driving a car straight into him.

When the "red mist" rises Thais seem to do some very sickening acts, in that split second of pure rage they screw up the rest of their lives and that of their families!

I hope he enjoys the rest of his life in jail reflecting on his in-excusable actions!

[transam]

13 hours ago, Aussiepeter said:

I am sorry Yinn, but after living in Thailand for over twenty-five years, learning to speak all three dialects of Thai near perfectly and, learning to read and write Thai - (I said near-perfect, but not fluent, as I can never be a native speaker) - you are completely wrong this time. I worked with both the Thai army (RTA) and the border patrol (Tor Chor Dor) as a visiting army Officer for six years in the 1990's. They all called me "tahaan bok, lop pee-set" which translated loosely means "army, special forces". I never ever felt offended by this. Both Mr Smith and Spider-man are absolutely correct in their summing up of Thai men. I have many Thai male friends, but almost none of them are mature mentally and my wife has a CMU educated hi-so best friend whose Thai-Chinese husband is "a class act" himself. If you do not understand the expression "a class act," then I, too, was being sarcastic. Nobody and I repeat nobody in the "real world" would even consider murdering anyone, or driving over someone, just because their washing was taking up too much space in the Soi or because their cooking stinks. The Thai man in this case just "lost it, Thai-male style" ! Just as the others have said - women are not clever and men are not strong. Everyone is an individual, however in Thailand, men behave like little boys well over 60% of the time, "because they can" and are almost never punished at all, for often terrible crimes. Just look at the red Bull guy, or the policeman/politician's son Duangtawan, who allegedly shot a man dead in cold blood in a disco in Bangkok, in full view of 600 people, including several farang witnesses. He ran away, with 'daddy' (or someone) providing him with dozens of one-use mobile phones, until the heat died down over a year later. It is a sad reflection on their poor up-bringing and, a sad reflection on your totally failed society. I know you are biased Yinn because you are Thai, but I still wonder sometimes how you won POY, over NCC ! (Cheers) 

I totally agree..... Especially the POTY bit....That was disastrously amazing...????

[spiekerjozef]

Don't drop the soap...

[CGW]

I firmly believe the actions of this man make the Thai acceptance of noise and pollution understandable! ????

[fhickson]

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Edited January 28, 2020 by fhickson

[fhickson]

23 hours ago, transam said:

Are you blind....................?

 

PS. Daftest post of the week..............????

no, but the motorist may have been.

 

that clothesline is view blocking of passing cars and also hard to see someone standing behind it in full clothing.

Edited January 28, 2020 by fhickson

[Andrew Dwyer]

11 minutes ago, fhickson said:

no, but the motorist may have been.

 

that clothesline is view blocking of passing cars and also hard to see someone standing behind it in full clothing.

The guy has has already admitted that he intentionally drove over the guy, 8 years of constant feuding over small issues ( washing line outside, cooking smells etc ) caused him to see red for a split second and took his “ revenge “.

 The guy took the kids to football practice, abandoned the car, walked around Future Park for a couple of hours contemplating what he had done then called his daughter to collect him and went to the Ayutthaya police.

 

A snap decision that possibly has ruined his life !!

[transam]

1 hour ago, fhickson said:

no, but the motorist may have been.

 

that clothesline is view blocking of passing cars and also hard to see someone standing behind it in full clothing.

What, like a parked car or truck....?   Gawd....????