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The Decline of Free Speech: How the UK Became a Third-Class Nation
You see, this is exactly the problem, people cannot say whatever they want, they need to think first and consider the audience, context, environment, implications and a whole host of other factors. -
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Nissan to Cut 1,000 Jobs in Thailand Amidst Restructuring
Estimates is not a hard number... I hope to win the win the lottery too and with a vague number of 60% surge in the first 9 months... compared to which period?? And be fair Thai news is unreliable -
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Thai Police Hunt 'Foreign Gang' Who Defied Law in Viral Video
Just read the story can't find anything on what they were doing is illegal 😒 Some one please enlighten me Confused 🤔 -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
Sure, your do nothing until caught mantra, might never encourage someone to say sod it, I'll never get caught because according to Yumthai, enforcement and punishment is almost none existant. Then you should comply with the rules. And perhaps we should wait until summer 2025 before making any declaration on whether the rules are enforced or not. -
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The Decline of Free Speech: How the UK Became a Third-Class Nation
Let's look at the evidence before dismissing this out of hand. In China you can be jailed for social media posts but it depends on how big the reach is. The example in this article someone with 2.5 million followers was jailed for 7 months under their defamation laws (something about criticizing the government. https://www.fairplanet.org/story/china-where-a-post-can-land-you-in-prison/ In the UK Lucy Connolly was jailed for 31 months for a social media post. On that basis I think it is reasonable to say that it is worse in the UK than China, but not probably not as bad as North Korea. -
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Visa on Arrival refused - what is the best way to re-enter Thailand?
@DrJack54 Just close this thread already dammit -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
For Christs sake I almost agree with that.....I need a lay down. I would only add.....do a quick Gant pen and paper exercise and add up your assessable income for the year to see if it totals more than 59,999 baht because that should help your decision making a lot.
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