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10 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Ask yourself this.

If the shoes lady had been from Malta instead of Israel would people even be talking about this at all?

 

  I knew it.  You're an anti-Maltite!

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38 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Ask yourself this.

If the shoes lady had been from Malta instead of Israel would people even be talking about this at all?


Nope, well unless Nick was Maltese then he would be saying they are only picking on her because she is Maltese, the person with the phone must be an enemy, probably from the 16th century Ottoman Empire etc.

If nobody had made ridiculous claims to support her action then nobody would have been talking about this thread now.

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1 hour ago, josephbloggs said:


Nope, well unless Nick was Maltese then he would be saying they are only picking on her because she is Maltese, the person with the phone must be an enemy, probably from the 16th century Ottoman Empire etc.

If nobody had made ridiculous claims to support her action then nobody would have been talking about this thread now.

I disagree.

This would have been a hot topic without that.

All it takes is the Israeli connection and the results are predictable.

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7 hours ago, josephbloggs said:

Yeah!!! I heard the person holding the camera is actually Mahmoud Abbas. Can you confirm with your sources?

Why does it matter who is holding the camera? All it takes is cutting the footage to avoid showing her being provoked ahead of her stupid comment, and it makes it look a lot worse than what probably happened. Classic tactic: film everything but only release the parts you choose instead of the whole clip. She was singled out and attacked verbally and possibly physically too for being Israeli, that seems pretty clear.

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6 minutes ago, PingRoundTheWorld said:

Why does it matter who is holding the camera? All it takes is cutting the footage to avoid showing her being provoked ahead of her stupid comment, and it makes it look a lot worse than what probably happened. Classic tactic: film everything but only release the parts you choose instead of the whole clip. She was singled out and attacked verbally and possibly physically too for being Israeli, that seems pretty clear.


Pretty clear..........in your imagination. You have no evidence. 

She has already made a statement and nowhere does she say she was attacked, verbally or physically. So get that fantasy our of your head.

Why do you guys have to automatically defend her because she is Israeli? It makes no sense. I am quite happy to criticise Brits when it's deserved (which is often). Why can't you do the same? Even without condemning, why not just ignore it - why do you have to invent fantasies about her being attacked, or the cameraman being an "enemy". So ridiculous.

Ever heard of the Barbra Striesand effect?

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15 minutes ago, PingRoundTheWorld said:

Why does it matter who is holding the camera? All it takes is cutting the footage to avoid showing her being provoked ahead of her stupid comment, and it makes it look a lot worse than what probably happened. Classic tactic: film everything but only release the parts you choose instead of the whole clip. She was singled out and attacked verbally and possibly physically too for being Israeli, that seems pretty clear.

Everyday people gets singled out for being stupid, stop victimizing idiots for their heritage or entity 

 

Every single nationality is being outed in Thailand no matter where they come from. 

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Israeli people are beyond entitled and often just downright rude. My friend has a shop at Chatuchak and never, ever wants to deal with Israelis. Was not interested in their 'big' money...much more pain than they were worth.

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Israeli people are beyond entitled and often just downright rude. My friend has a shop at Chatuchak and never, ever wants to deal with Israelis. Was not interested in their 'big' money...much more pain than they were worth.

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8 minutes ago, Expat Rob said:

Israeli people are beyond entitled and often just downright rude. My friend has a shop at Chatuchak and never, ever wants to deal with Israelis. Was not interested in their 'big' money...much more pain than they were worth.

How do Thais know where they are from?

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6 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

  She is the first foreigner EVER to go into a restaurant  wearing shoes ?

This is the first tome that its ever happen and that's why its being publicised ?

  

Not sure why you are so defensive of Israel or Israelis, but for anyone that's been here for a while or has a business, they have a name in thailand, and it not unjust. They are know to be arrogant, rude and disrespectful. They are rude to staff, complain about food and often refuse to pay their bills.

This is not all of course, but enough to be stereotyped.

Personally I don't believe this girl had a bad foot, I think the whole incident was due to her attitude and refusal to take her shoes off.

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3 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

Not sure why you are so defensive of Israel or Israelis, but for anyone that's been here for a while or has a business, they have a name in thailand, and it not unjust. They are know to be arrogant, rude and disrespectful. They are rude to staff, complain about food and often refuse to pay their bills.

This is not all of course, but enough to be stereotyped.

Personally I don't believe this girl had a bad foot, I think the whole incident was due to her attitude and refusal to take her shoes off.

 

   Frank: We are talking about this one woman .

We are not talking the 11 Million Israelis .

We are talking about one woman on KPG 

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36 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Frank: We are talking about this one woman .

We are not talking the 11 Million Israelis .

We are talking about one woman on KPG 

Yes, but there have been a threads about Israeli and their behaviour in recent months, even to the point their embassy made an official  statement.

Everytime you have jumped to their defense without question..unless you are Israeli yourself I dont understand quite why you defend them so much, there are dickheads in every nationality, however you seem to defend them regardless.

Like i said, if you have lived here for any length of time you will be fully aware of the stereotype they have. Of course, not everyone is the same, but when ever I've see a post like this girl or a complaint about rude hostile behavior its allways been people from Israel.

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41 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

Yes, but there have been a threads about Israeli and their behaviour in recent months, even to the point their embassy made an official  statement.

Everytime you have jumped to their defense without question..unless you are Israeli yourself I dont understand quite why you defend them so much, there are dickheads in every nationality, however you seem to defend them regardless.

Like i said, if you have lived here for any length of time you will be fully aware of the stereotype they have. Of course, not everyone is the same, but when ever I've see a post like this girl or a complaint about rude hostile behavior its allways been people from Israel.


  Yes, but this thread is about the woman with shoes on KPG .

You have made false claims about me defending all Israelis without question , that just simply isn't true .

   

  This wasn't rude hostile behavior from the Israeli, this was an Israeli responding to other customers being rude and hostile to her and also I cannot believe that you only see reports of Israelis being rude and hostile , as there are numerous other reports of other nationalities being rude and hostile .

   This story would have even been an issue if there wasn't an Israeli involved 

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4 hours ago, josephbloggs said:


Pretty clear..........in your imagination. You have no evidence. 

She has already made a statement and nowhere does she say she was attacked, verbally or physically. So get that fantasy our of your head.

Why do you guys have to automatically defend her because she is Israeli? It makes no sense. I am quite happy to criticise Brits when it's deserved (which is often). Why can't you do the same? Even without condemning, why not just ignore it - why do you have to invent fantasies about her being attacked, or the cameraman being an "enemy". So ridiculous.

Ever heard of the Barbra Striesand effect?

The Barbra Striesand effect?

I hadn't.

Made me look it up.

Yes it's real.

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2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:


  Yes, but this thread is about the woman with shoes on KPG .

You have made false claims about me defending all Israelis without question , that just simply isn't true .

   

  This wasn't rude hostile behavior from the Israeli, this was an Israeli responding to other customers being rude and hostile to her and also I cannot believe that you only see reports of Israelis being rude and hostile , as there are numerous other reports of other nationalities being rude and hostile .

   This story would have even been an issue if there wasn't an Israeli involved 

Don't play the victim, Its not a false claim, from every post I have seen from you thats Israel related you are defending them, as you are here with this girl. There are only her words and the Thai owners, however you take what the Israeli girl said as gospel..

I my over 25yrs in thaialnd I would suggest there is no smoke without fire when it comes to Israeli tourists.

I have said that not all are the same, but there isnt a stereotype for no reason.

 

This girls actions are very similar to a few post I have seen local to me recently, Funnily enough, of those threads regarding bad behavior, 95% of comments made have all pointed toward the same nation, of which they  have turned out to be correct.

You don't hear of Israelis out at 3am fighting in pattaya or phuket like you do other nationalities, so why not just accept they have certain stereotypical traits.

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