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Patong Beach Volleyball Game Turns Violent, Sparks Thai-Arab Brawl


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I'd bet in their home country these people wouldn't behave like that. So why they are doing it here? 

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Very boring 😴 please if a proper ladies fight breaks out I will be more interested Brazil v thailand for example 

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Hand bags at dawn!!

Probably a lot more to this story than anyone will ever know (or card)

Nevermind, hopefully something more interesting tomorrow. 

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We know the Arabs started it? How do we know this? How easily this "press," blamed the foreigners and not the local Thais who played 50 in this battle. 

 

Utter nonsense, all of it.

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2 hours ago, CLW said:

I'd bet in their home country these people wouldn't behave like that. So why they are doing it here? 

yes, you'd think the Thais would know better.  They can never do wrong. 

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Fake news. Anyone who has worked in the Middle East knows that in physical altercations fists are never used, The weapons of choice are one of ech assailants dusty  sandals delivering slaps.😀

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Probably miscommunication. Did the Arabs know they had to vacate the court if they lost or was it just assumed they understood the Thai team's rules? And what team were using the court first? If the Arab team then why follow the "rules" of the Thai team that came later? I doubt both teams arrived at the same time.

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3 hours ago, Aleksey75 said:

So, if there was no "formal complaint", the police didn't interfere with the fight at all?!

Of course not, the police were not there when the fighting happened so how could they do anything about it?

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7 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

They segregate themselves into closed communities and set their own laws in the countries

What country are you from?

 

And are you from the indigenous population or did your group segregate yourselves in your own communities and force your laws on to the indigenous population? 

 


 

 

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2 hours ago, Gobbler said:

We know the Arabs started it? How do we know this? How easily this "press," blamed the foreigners and not the local Thais who played 50 in this battle.

All your posts sound like you are trying to claim “victimization” from the Thais.

Nobody is making you stay.

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It seems you have a lot of issues all in the same mindset as well as politics , racism & islamaphobia...seems like you need some meditation combined with medication & therapy before you spin out completely..

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The article points to the Arabs starting, but hey, it takes two, and we know how hot headed thai males are, so I take a bystanders word with a pinch of salt, and with language barriers. 

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3 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

What country are you from?

 

And are you from the indigenous population or did your group segregate yourselves in your own communities and force your laws on to the indigenous population? 

 


 

 

Let´s say like this, I am born in Sweden and lived in my home country without the need to segregate. Now I lived in Thailand over 25 years and accept how things are done here.

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1 hour ago, Gottfrid said:

Now I lived in Thailand over 25 years and accept how things are done here.

For someone who is claiming to accept how things are done here you do complain a lot.

How things are done here.

 

 

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1 hour ago, MalcolmB said:

For someone who is claiming to accept how things are done here you do complain a lot.

How things are done here.

 

 

That true, because I can vioce my opinion among foreigners in Thailand. Among Thai people, I just let it be and go with the flow.

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