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13 years since my last visit
It's not much at all, you talk about like half the global population being near Thailand. They just visit here on packages and pre booked deals like Europeans do within Europe. Maybe you forget that the west is basically broke, that doesn't mean the money went out of global circulation, it went elsewhere instead. -
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13 years since my last visit
so no chance of becoming the new korea or singapore? Bangkok wants to look like that sometimes. And how do you think these bad tourists can have so much money to travel? I never understood, in the past low iq people did not have money and stay home. Now its the opposite, everything Upside down and nothing make sense anymore like 10 15 years ago.... Do you know what has happened to be like that? -
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Thailand Cracks Down on Vapes with Severe Penalties and Public Reporting
My wife passed away from second hand smoke from cigarettes smoked by her father. At that time vapes had not yet been invented. -
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13 years since my last visit
Well the clown show will drag on until global economy collapses or the Thai economy collapses before that itself already like Indonesia. However in case of Thai economy collapsing and foreign currencies getting very strong for THB, we will only attract more of the current type of tourists and problems. Then the typical Thai government response will be what you already see now: the farang hate news, wanting to reduce visa's etc etc. Then we will see again.. Rinse and repeat. Wax on Wax off. Regardless of what happens; never fix the real underlying cause. You could see that with covid, even they were send back to farms and stuck with instant noodles, they not changed a inch, even worse, they went back to things like begging and donations. Foreigners fueled this only further by donating too. Farmers who could not even grow food.... This is also not different with western countries by the way, just different level of issues at higher stakes dollars. As long people have a roof and bread; they will comply. -
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Speaking the truth is now a risky business in Britain
Its also not true. Would he be comfortable calling keir starmer a plonker on X for thousands of followers? Probably not. Millions of people in america call trump a nazi every day online
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