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A Mother’s Regret: How Transitioning Affected My Life and Motherhood
Surprise! Surprise! When are people going to understand transitioning is dangerous if done without a proper dysphoria diagnostic. The transgender lobby should be resisted and young people warned about its nefarious activities. How many similar cases have been recorded so far? Such testimonies should be front-page news. The "doctors" who perform unnecessary transition surgeries should be prosecuted and kicked out of the medical profession. -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
Its not my sons Automatic right to get cheap university when I haven't paid UK tax.... Thus, the system is based on residency, which IMO is not unfair.... you can keep clinging on to this issue like a dog with a bone... BUT - it is not an example of 'dual charging'.... Its an example of allowing foreign residents the same rights as a British residents. -
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Political statements, controversial persons as profile pix can be offensive
A hate speech dragging swastikas and concentration camps into the topic has been removed, also replies. -
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Australian Man Runs Amok, Sets House on Fire, and Smashes Vehicles in Pattaya
How does it feel when that happens ? -
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British Army could face depletion in 6 months to a year in the event of a large-scale war
The recruitment posters talking of patriotic duty will show only white young men, but the head of the family in every ad on TV still won't be white. -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
I'm not suggesting I support it - but I understand it and argue that its is not 'dual pricing' as the policy is applied equally regardless of nationality. ... meanwhile Neeranam uses such information to distort the debate, those who then don't the nuanced difference between nationality and residency then run with the arguments without recognising the flaw in the points they attempt to raise. I believe rights should be equal - and they are: If you paid taxes in the UK for 3 years, your children could receive their woke indoctrination at the same cost as the British. Thailand does not offer such benefits to residents. This has been my whole argument in these 'dual charing' debates over the years. Thailand 'dual charges' based on nationality, which IMO is wrong, whereas many more 'developed nations*' do not and instead operate their policies based on residency. I too would much prefer it if 'as a UK citizen' my son would get UK pricing, but having lived my Adult life outside of the UK and having hardly paid any tax there, there are plenty of non-British residents who have paid far more into the system than I have. If I wish for my Son to pay UK University fees, we have to move to the UK - I can't argue with the fairness / unfairness of that.
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