Noisy, shouting, queue jumping tourists can come from any country - but huge groups of noisy, shouting queue jumping tourists will be from China.

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How about this, hi soceity woman from China, who thinks this is perfectly ok in broad daylight in the moat of Chaing Mai?

This is not fair i wasnt there when she did it.

i would be quick to stand in front of her and aim my d... at her head then do what she does.

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Noisy, shouting, queue jumping tourists can come from any country - but huge groups of noisy, shouting queue jumping tourists will be from China.

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How about this, hi soceity woman from China, who thinks this is perfectly ok in broad daylight in the moat of Chaing Mai?

What is she doing?

This reminds me of one tv member. He claimed that racism of thais towards chinese was justified since the chinese or at least thais with chinese ancestry run thailand or are rich and powerful members of society.

I was thinking seriously. Couldn't believe it.

Perhaps we could use this in running a race.

Let's say we get 3 people to run a race. Person A, B and C. They are going to run a 100m dash. Now person B is a very good runner so well to even out the odds or rather to ensure both persons A and C have a much higher chance of winning the race person B is told to stand back 20m from the start line so person B stands back from the starting line 20m. He needs to run 120m and not only that has to finish faster than both persons A and C to win the race.

The race starts and amazingly person B despite starting 20m behind both A and C manages to not only catch up with both A and C but beat both of them. Do you think it is ok for person B to start behind both A and C despite the fact that he won the race? The most obvious answer is no.

Person B is just like the chinese in thailand and even if they came out on top in the end racism towards chinese is still wrong.