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Foreign Tourist Punches Thai Driver During Heated Argument in Phuket


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  On 4/8/2025 at 6:16 AM, Ajarnbrian said:

Good it’s on video.

Arrest, charge, imprison, deport.

Thailand doesn’t need that type of tourist.

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Of course it needs that type of tourist, otherwise forum members wouldn't have anything to post about, they'd be posting recipes for cakes and all that <deleted>.

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  On 4/8/2025 at 6:42 AM, Jack Hammer said:

Do you notice these hugs never take on anyone bigger than themselves. Look at the size comparison between the foreigner and the Thais   Speaks volumes.  Throw  the foreigner out.

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They probably got what they deserved, odds are they were driving like lunatics, no mercy for them 

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  On 4/8/2025 at 2:56 AM, chuang said:

Why in Thailand the locals are often bullied and beaten by foreigners....🥲

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BS, clearly you have not been using this forum long and or don't read Thai news.  Though lately, the Farang have been in the news a lot I must say.

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  On 4/8/2025 at 6:53 AM, Toby1947 said:

The little sh+t in the black has a weapon in his hand, when he sees the size of the guy he bottles it, typical Thai coward then gets a smack for his troubles. Good on yer big fella. 😅🤣

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The "weapon" looks more like a radio to me, though it could be used as a weapon of course. He appears to have it in his left hand from the beginning of the video, as opposed to running to his vehicle to fetch it. While there's no legally valid excuse for the farang's attack on the two Thais, it is easy to surmise that he may have been upset by the Thai driver's action before the clip started, and that the farang was reacting to that in much the same way as we see some behave  on Western roads when carved up  by another driver. As for the comment that the farang was not identified, it would be interesting to know why he ended up at a police station a little later to perform his "wai," or was that merely a "sawadee  krap" greeting to whoever he was talking with? 

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