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Note that he wants to annex Canada and make it the 51st state. He says so explicitly today on his "truth" social thingie. But why doesn't he want to annex Mexico? Hmm? Could it be -- Mexicans! -
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Road Safety in Thailand – a summary of Perceptions and Reality
"Being a good driver regardless of country involves understanding and adapting to the driving environment.".Your words from above............This contradicts what you've been saying all along, that it's more the infrastructure, police and roads to blame than the driver. I myself fit in as soon as I started driving in Thailand, even driving on the opposite side, as I knew this was the law here. Fitting in with driving on ANY road in ANY country means you understand the laws BEFORE you drive, and follow them as you drive. Driving isn't a right but a privelege, something taken for granted here because many start on scooters at 8 years old and think they're competent enough when they get a little older, even though they started out with bad habits. Foreigners that come here have been driving in their advanced countries for years, meaning they already know the laws of safe driving. This doesn't mean all of them, as there are idiot drivers everywhere and I make no excuses for them, as they also have no business driving. Being polite and respecting others, Kreng Jai, means you do it everywhere, and I, along with many foreign drivers, already do this. If Thai people, meaning the ones who are causing the accidents, understood this, they would not cut others off and drive recklessly around others. Again your words......."Apparently Unpredictable driving behaviour due to politeness or hesitation goes over the heads of foreigners when Thai drivers recognize and expect it"............If they recognize and expect it, they wouldn't drive like they do and cause so many deaths and accidents daily... -
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I understand all of the above, but don't understand this If America declared a trade war with everyone, how does that benefit them? They should have punished either Canada or mexico, not both at the same time they can't build factories overnight. can't wait for Yanks to complain about the price of eggs and healthcare -
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Road Safety in Thailand – a summary of Perceptions and Reality
@kwilco Completely wrong audience. You are trying to present a viewpoint in a manner that is tending towards an academic style i) on a forum in which the vast majority of posters have no notion of the subject (road safety management) but are unaware of their ignorance and think they know a great deal about it (because they can drive) ii) the majority of posts in all topics are superficial or humorous (i.e. not considered or academic) I suggest you take your ideas and present them on a road safety management forum where you will interact with like-minded people. If you continue here, you will become exasperated.- 1
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Man arrested after 18 years for assaulting minor in Thailand
Well, only 18 years to catch this guy. that says alot about the police in Thailand and why people think they can do anything they want to. They knew his name and all his information so there is no excuse for the police to finally get off their butts and track this guy down.
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