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Trump keen to blame diversity and inclusion for Washington DC crash
Blah blah again! Come back when you can show evidence that the Covid virus is related to the viruses used in this research program! -
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Some british <deleted> wanted to fight me earlyish this morning
Could you please try and engage with him, get him off my back, he seems to be stalking me and trying to pick a fight . Could you call him some names or something , cause a distraction ? -
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Trump keen to blame diversity and inclusion for Washington DC crash
What? It's you altering the meaning of my posts and lying! I did not post lies. Jo Elis complaining about being wrongly accused of being the pilot is not "lies". -
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Road Safety in Thailand – a summary of Perceptions and Reality
Spidermike is right on in what he said. This is what I also replied to you. I have personally seen locals, every time I'm driving here, with no exceptions, taking risks that I didn't see but rarely when I drove in the states, Mexico, and Canada. I once, just for the hell of it, counted infractions when I drove the 30 kilos to the nearest big city from where I live. This is a two lane each way country road before the town limits. I saw 37 where any Texas policeman would have pulled them over and ticketed them. These included speeding, cutting people off, driving with more than two on a motorbike, no signaling, passing on the right, going into oncoming traffic to pass instead of using the next lane, weaving in and out of traffic, following too close, and not wearing helmets, although in Texas this is legal (isn't here). All were Thai drivers. You also keep on putting the race card into this, and this has nothing to do with what race or nationality they are. This is observation from someone that puts more miles annually on a vehicle than most other people besides over the road truckers. If I see a foreigner doing things wrong, I think exactly the same. They are unsafe, reckless, incompetent, careless and or selfish drivers. This is something a driver should learn when taught,and tested, before they get a license, and has nothing to do with roads, police, infrastructure, or anything else besides obeying traffic laws and caring about the safety of others and yourself, along with anyone riding with you. People all over drive without licenses, but here they put 8 year olds on scooters, and I see this all the time, both in my village and on roads to town and in town, but I never see these children pulled over. They say 10 children die here daily on the roads, and many of them shouldn't be driving anyway. This is a lack of caring from parents, if they actually have any around, and having less money is not an excuse for not wearing a helmet or driving under age. There are accidents daily worldwide, and bad drivers everywhere, but again, this is what I observe along with many others here, and the stats back this up. Not everyone here that gets into an accident does so in a faulty vehicle, is drunk while driving, or driving on a bad road. There are people with Mercedes that run over people on scooters, pull in front of them, making an illegal or rushed u-turn, bump them and have them fall, or hit them head on. This we see every week here, on the news, and that's only a fraction of what goes on here yearly.
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