I say definitely yes, sick of those scummies who often end up causing trouble.

France agrees

No it's fascism. I want to see nude people.

If they did this, along with all the traffic offenses daily, they wouldn't be able to afford anything. Almost every time you see someone arrested, they have no shirt on, and it's both foreigners and locals, although not wearing a shirt near the beach or waterways is acceptable. Anywhere else it's wrong.

YES, YES, YES..........

...................unless you are on the beach or on a beach front road.......

In London last week (I know that's not in Thailand)........... the number of 'men' going topless....everywhere....was ****ing ridiculous.

I'm for equality. Both guys and girls should be able to go topless. That law was passed in NYC in 1992 but few women go topless. The ones that do could beat ya to a pulp!

26 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

not wearing a shirt near the beach or waterways is acceptable

Ok, so strolling around shirtless in Bangkok by the side of Chao Phraya promenade project, when finished, will be totally fine, right? 🤣

Edited 47 minutes ago47 min by Gottfrid

Yes.

Fine the men Bt.10,000 first time.

Then expel from Thailand, for good, after the second infraction.

Only slim and trim women should be permitted to go topless in Thailand, or in other countries.

This is the MAIN REASON I never go to the beach.

Too many topless men walking around.

17 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

I'm for equality. Both guys and girls should be able to go topless. That law was passed in NYC in 1992 but few women go topless. The ones that do could beat ya to a pulp!

I agree with NYC statute.

If men can go topless, then so can women.

Just logical.

53 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Should Thailand fine men for going topless in public?

Yes, need to start with the old topless foreigners walking briskly with their manboobs bouncing up and down on Jomtien Beach road every morning

Edited 36 minutes ago36 min by SAFETY FIRST

11 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, so strolling around shirtless in Bangkok by the side of Chao Phraya promenade project, when finished, will be totally fine, right? 🤣

Beach and waterways means places where there are beaches, or on boats, swimming in rivers, lakes, canals. Most anyone would understand what I meant. If there was legal swimming allowed there, it would be fine not wearing a shirt. People go shirtless next to the Hudson River in NYC with the same environment if it's also designated park. If not a park, then no.Walking through Bangkok proper is also a no.

22 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, so strolling around shirtless in Bangkok by the side of Chao Phraya promenade project, when finished, will be totally fine, right? 🤣

8 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

People go shirtless next to the Hudson River in NYC

Those New-Yorkers will do almost anything.

But, that does not mean we should follow-suit.

Oh, wait, is that a pun?

7 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Beach and waterways means places where there are beaches, or on boats, swimming in rivers, lakes, canals. Most anyone would understand what I meant. If there was legal swimming allowed there, it would be fine not wearing a shirt. People go shirtless next to the Hudson River in NYC with the same environment if it's also designated park. If not a park, then no.Walking through Bangkok proper is also a no.

Nah, not entirely right! You don´t get to change factual meanings into what you assume they mean to you. Look below! Glad we could establish that fact. Have a nice day. Nothing more to discuss.

43 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Ok, so strolling around shirtless in Bangkok by the side of Chao Phraya promenade project, when finished, will be totally fine, right?

Not more than 1 or two blocks from the beach. 🫣

2 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Not more than 1 or two blocks from the beach. 🫣

Yeah, that´s kind of my opinion too. It´s ok, like on the beach in Pattaya, if you need to run over beach road and run to the toilet. However, if you run over from the beach into 7 Eleven you should put on a shirt first. That´s just a normal built-in form of respect and dignity.