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The Expat Paradox: An Appraisal of Westerners in Thailand
I’m posting stats to compare counties. You have nothing. I accept your surrender on this topic. -
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Report Pattaya Faces Alarming Pattern with Third Unexplained Death
I briefly knew a woman and her boyfriend in the U.S. of A. They both drank a gallon of wine a day. He and she were watching TV one day, both drinking their wine. She stood up from the couch to get more wine, fell on her face, and when EMT arrived, they pronounced her dead. Autopsy found her liver was the size of a man's fist, I was told. Might be the same problem with the man in this news report found dead. -
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
I'm not from the UK. so not sure if my comment counts. I moved to Thailand more than 30 years ago, and left my flat in my home country unoccupied for about 15 years, as it was handy for when I travelled back. After 15 years I considered it not warranted anymore because I didn't go back often enough, so decided to rent it out. First renter was a recommendation from friends, and was a disaster from the beginning. Had to go to court to get him removed, and obviously was deprived of some of the money I was owed. Took over a year all together. That is when I decided to rent it out through an agency, because that would protect me of course.NOT? The renter they brought in was an even bigger issue, and again court had to be involved to because she didn't pay rent. In my home country they have a service called renters syndicate, which is free for the renter, and they ALWAYS side with the renter of course. At the end of the 1 year contract she moved out, but I was due about 6 months of rent, so I took her to court. She had a pro-deo lawyer, who after about 4 months of proceeding, removed himself from the case., which clearly shows what a <deleted> she was, so the court case was decided that she owed me the money. But she had declared herself insolvent, so I lost the rent and my lawyers fees. I thought that was the time to sell it, and never regretted. -
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Bombshell: Obama & Crew knew all along, Russia Russia was a hoax.
Other quotes from the GOP-led Senate Committee report! 🤣 “The Committee found that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the Russian effort to hack computer networks and accounts affiliated with the Democratic Party and leak information damaging to Hillary Clinton and her campaign for president,” “Moscow’s intent was to harm the Clinton Campaign, tarnish an expected Clinton presidential administration, help the Trump Campaign after Trump became the presumptive Republican nominee, and undermine the U.S. democratic process.” -
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The Expat Paradox: An Appraisal of Westerners in Thailand
Enough with the sealioning. You're not genuinely interested in information — you're just asking endless "gotcha" questions to mask the fact that you came in with assumptions, got challenged, and now can't deal with being exposed as ill-informed. This isn't curiosity. It's deflection. If you actually cared about the road safety stats, you could’ve looked them up yourself. Quietly. Properly. But your lazy cut-and-paste approach shows you don’t even know the difference between searching and researching — let alone how to read statistics in context. Frankly, when it comes to road safety, you're in flat-earther territory — clinging to one shaky number while ignoring the bigger picture. That’s not scepticism. That’s denial. So no — I'm not playing this game. Try Google, try humility, and try engaging in good faith. Until then, don’t expect serious replies to unserious tactics.
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