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Posted
5 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

With your behavioural  history , I don't see how you could consider yourself to be a "good guy" and any misfortune that happens could indeed be regarded as being karma 

I'm not superstitious.

There are no invisible forces watching over us or punishing/rewarding us for our actions.

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1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

I'm not superstitious.

There are no invisible forces watching over us or punishing/rewarding us for our actions.

 

  Putting superstition and karma aside , you cannot consider yourself to be a good person with your previous behaviour .

   That is not what good people do .

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7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Putting superstition and karma aside , you cannot consider yourself to be a good person with your previous behaviour .

   That is not what good people do .

I don't believe a Thai would attack me because he knew I was a bad person.

But a Thai may attack me (or anyone else) because HE was a bad person.

 

You like to make personal attacks on other forum members ......does that make YOU a bad person?

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1 minute ago, BritManToo said:

I don't believe a Thai would attack me because he knew I was a bad person.

But a Thai may attack me (or anyone else) because HE was a bad person.

 

You like to make personal attacks on other forum members ......does that make YOU a bad person?

 

   If one person attacks another because of that persons bad behaviour, it can be understandable .

   Like if you abused a person daughter, you can understand the Father seeking retribution on the abuser 

Posted
22 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

They don't teach kickboxing in high school.

Phadungsit

Posted
18 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Quite a few members on this forum seem to be under the impression that Thais like to beat up foreigners for enjoyment, pleasure or because of some sort of hatred. That happens in some countries obviously but I don’t think Thais are really wired that way. 

 

While others, including others always feel very safe walking around, even late at night around large groups of Thai strangers. As long as you are friendly and polite you have nothing to worry about, unless perhaps you come across someone with mental issues.

 

Of course if you are aggressive or rude to Thais as many foreigners are you will eventually come unstuck and they often end up in the news reports.. Some people mistake kindness for weakness.

 

what do you think?

Are you scared to go out at night amongst Thais or do you feel safe in Thailand?

Personally I feel safer here walking around alone, drunk late at night whether it be in Bangkok or a small village than I do back in London. 

I am naive or are others plain paranoid?

I'm not afraid. I'm 190cm, walking with my Labrador, so what?

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49 minutes ago, FritsSikkink said:

Don't know if you mean a school but do you know the difference between kickboxing and muay thai?

Sounds like a Anomaly ,

 please violence is not the answer !!  

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Posted
18 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Personally I feel safer here walking around alone, drunk late at night whether it be in Bangkok or a small village than I do back in London.

 

That's quite surprising, as your pathological behaviour on this forum implies you'd be exactly the kind of person to get attacked by a noble and vengeful group of citizens.

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1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   One instance,  an anomaly , its not the norm

Anomaly? I never heard that word , I will add it thankyou Nick 

What is the meaning ? ...something that deviates from the norm or not expected

 

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I get assaulted by ladies,  every time I go down Soi 6

:heart_001: Thailand.

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    Never a problem in 15 years living here.  Much safer than where I lived in the US, which was a supposedly 'safe' area with supposedly low crime.   

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1 hour ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   If one person attacks another because of that persons bad behaviour, it can be understandable .

   Like if you abused a person daughter, you can understand the Father seeking retribution on the abuser 

Yeh, but, you tell lies, so I reckon you are in the bad person bracket, so don't have a pop at others you purport to be bad.................:coffee1:

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1 hour ago, FritsSikkink said:

Don't know if you mean a school but do you know the difference between kickboxing and muay thai?

Phadungsit is a famous school that teaches traditional martial arts.

Kickboxing uses the feet and legs while Muay Thai uses every part of the body.

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5 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Phadungsit is a famous school that teaches traditional martial arts.

Kickboxing uses the feet and legs while Muay Thai uses every part of the body.

 

Are you lecturing tough guy Frits the keyboard warrior on the difference between kickboxing and muay thai ???

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Posted
1 hour ago, georgegeorgia said:

Sounds like a Anomaly ,

 please violence is not the answer !!  

an, and you have to be kidding me. That makes no sense, oh wait..........................

Posted
1 hour ago, chippendale said:

 

That's quite surprising, as your pathological behaviour on this forum implies you'd be exactly the kind of person to get attacked by a noble and vengeful group of citizens.

Nah, they love me.

Think I am wonderful.

Posted
1 hour ago, Purdey said:

Phadungsit is a famous school that teaches traditional martial arts.

Kickboxing uses the feet and legs while Muay Thai uses every part of the body.

Fritz i'll rip your head off if you make him angry ....  

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