Popular Post mxyzptlk Posted July 17, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted July 17, 2014 Why is it that some individuals seem to delight in the downfall of others and continually "put the boot in" when someone who is less fortunate than themselves is on the bottom & needs help? 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post pratsku Posted July 17, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted July 17, 2014 maybe . sad and lonely at home with no freinds ..and makes them feel important . 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post englishoak Posted July 17, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted July 17, 2014 (edited) Because a lot of people get a kick out of seeing others get into problems, it makes them feel smug and superior. Bit like rubber necking a car accident or standing around watching whilst someone gets a beating. Generally humans are a selfish conceited lot, give them a bit of cash or education and often they will think it even makes them better than others. TV tends to have a lot of the worst and little of the best. Sadly a will always be a one and the very best people that care and help others dont tend to come from the top, they always come from the bottom, those that have been there or have family that do Everyone ends up the same way though, sick, frail and eventually dead as anyone else. How they live is up to them, how they will be thought of or remembered isn't. Pay the worst no mind they are unimportant irritants of life, not worth the attn. Edited July 17, 2014 by englishoak 18 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pratsku Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 Because a lot of people get a kick out of seeing others get into problems, it makes them feel smug and superior. Bit like rubber necking a car accident or standing around watching whilst someone gets a beating. Generally humans are a selfish conceited lot, give them a bit of cash or education and often they will think it even makes them better than others. TV tends to have a lot of the worst and little of the best. Sadly a will always be a one and the very best people that care and help others dont tend come from the top, they always come from the bottom, those that have been there or have family that do Everyone ends up the same way though, sick, frail and eventually dead as anyone else. How they live is up to them, how they will be thought of or remembered isn't. Pay the worst no mind they unimportant irritants of life, not worth the attn. nicely said mr oak Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hawkman Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 It says more about those people and what type of person they really are. Getting kicks out of others downfall is not nice. It's a bit odd. You don't see these moaners whinge or have it in for the Asian immigrants for which is the main target, it's only their fellow farang they take glee in suffering. Don't get me wrong - would be great to see a Thailand lose many of the idiots, the wannabe playboys, the wannabe mafia, but taking pleasure that people are suffering from visa worries which will impact lives, says more about what type of a bitter person they really are. Why spend your time getting hung up about what others are doing if it ain't causing pain to others. Sent from my iPhone using ThaiVisa app 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beechguy Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 I haven't seen anyone take any glee over someone having problems. I have seen people like me, tell people to obey the visa laws and regulations, that's what has created this current situation. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hawkman Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 There's many giving advice which is fair enough and there's also people who see this has some sort of great victory dance. Many of those comments on the threads. As said, Thailand does need to clean itself up with too many foreigners here but for many getting the right visa isn't an easy job. Can be done, yes and many are trying; not all who have been unsuccessful getting the right visa are drunk, womanising, lazy layabouts. Took me ages and wasn't easy. Sent from my iPhone using ThaiVisa app Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mxyzptlk Posted July 17, 2014 Author Share Posted July 17, 2014 I haven't seen anyone take any glee over someone having problems. I have seen people like me, tell people to obey the visa laws and regulations, that's what has created this current situation. My apologies mate if my post made you think I was having a pop at you....People who offer genuine advice are people who should respected. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Sortapundit Posted July 17, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted July 17, 2014 There does seem to have been a lot of unpleasant gloating in recent weeks, filling the forum beyond even the usual level of nastiness (which is quite an achievement considering the degree of petty, childish sniping so many misanthropic TV members mistake for conversation). It's been funny to watch the narrative of nastiness change as time has gone on. When it was first announced that there would be a crackdown on multiple O-I border runs (which wasn't illegal and has historically been cheerfully tolerated, it's important to remember) the gloating party line tended to be 'better get yourself a real tourist visa and stop abusing the system' (though phrased much more insultingly). Then it emerged that the crackdown would extend to back-to-back tourist visas (again, a perfectly legal and historically acceptable way to stay in-country long term), and the gloating spread to cover the long term tourists (including me, annoyingly). The next step is the probable crackdown on ED visas, to catch out all those who have enrolled to a Thai course as a way to stay in the country. The misanthropes will respond with a predictably tiresome and almost sociopathic glee, even to those who are legitimately attending classes, because they can't seem to resist the urge. It's annoying to have to read the same pointless negativity over and over (and over) again, but the best thing to do is remind yourself that these people have had to live for decades with these terrible personalities and grating, off-putting points of view. It must be hard to live life in a body that's almost 100% rectum, and such people deserve nothing but our pity. P.S. Naturally this doesn't apply to those who try to offer helpful and constructive advice; only to those who relish the opportunity to yell 'good riddance' while remaining in Thailand on the sole qualification of having survived until their 50th birthday, or marrying a tired prostitute from the developing world. 6 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
firestar Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 I haven't seen anyone take any glee over someone having problems. I have seen people like me, tell people to obey the visa laws and regulations, that's what has created this current situation. Somebody who leaves the Kingdom without having overstayed or worked has obeyed the conditions of his visa. regardless if it's the first or the fifth. Nobody disputes it should be regulated further but as said in another thread it should be done with proper guidelines, proper communication and proper implementation. The multiple threads with "maybe" "maybe not" or "you should be..." prove it hasn't. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CharlieH Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 Wrong forum as the OP is not visa related. MOVED Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoonDizzy Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beechguy Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 (edited) I haven't seen anyone take any glee over someone having problems. I have seen people like me, tell people to obey the visa laws and regulations, that's what has created this current situation. Somebody who leaves the Kingdom without having overstayed or worked has obeyed the conditions of his visa. regardless if it's the first or the fifth. Nobody disputes it should be regulated further but as said in another thread it should be done with proper guidelines, proper communication and proper implementation. The multiple threads with "maybe" "maybe not" or "you should be..." prove it hasn't. It's unfortunate, but they are being caught up in this, because of the actions of others. Look at the attitudes concerning overstays, etc. in the Visa Forum until recently. now it's taking on a whole new seriousness. Before, it's just pay the fine and carry on. The problem is others behavior does affect the rest of us. My personal circumstance, is that at least two places told me they issued one year multi-entry visas, but no longer, because some their applicants had caused problems. Now they just issue single entries, if it all. As I said, I would have considered it a clue, that there was a potential problem when they started refusing to issue visas, or red stamping passports. I would rather they had transitioned into this in a different fashion, but that's why it's good to have a plan B. Edited July 17, 2014 by beechguy 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Loptr Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 (edited) Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. My, aren't your panties in a twist... Not only will you not take responsibility for your own shortcomings, you feel it necessary to blame people you don't even know that have nothing to do with your situation... If you feel that people pointing this out to you are "putting the boot in", you have a lot to learn about life... No one owes you anything, not even the time of day... If you are caught in this situation, it surly is not the fault of expats that qualify for either a marriage or retirement extension of stay... Grow up and get a pair... Edited July 17, 2014 by Loptr Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GoonDizzy Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. My, aren't your panties in a twist... Not only will you not take responsibility for your own shortcomings, you feel it necessary to blame people you don't even know that have nothing to do with your situation... If you feel that people pointing this out to you are "putting the boot in", you have a lot to learn about life... No one owes you anything, not even the time of day... If you are caught in this situation, it surly is not the fault of expats that qualify for either a marriage or retirement extension of stay... Grow up and get a pair... I have a marriage visa. I'm just wise enough to see what's going on. Seems like I touched a nerve. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
glegolo Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 (edited) Most guys ending up in trouble with their VISA and other fantastic problems, are mostly just "lazy," and "dont care about anything until they must", Than when it´s time to start take care of things it is always way too late to do it. And now they start to moan and complain over Thailand being overbearing and useless. I personally find it disrespectful towards Thailand and also towards the rest of us in some cases to act like that....When reading most of all these posts I think... Grow up, start to interact with the country you live in, and stop to be a complete ignorant fool....... Many many many of all these strange people in problem, should NOT even be trying to stay here in Thailand, They should go home and stay with their mama who can take care of them. We read thread after thread after thread about - "I have now been in and out of Thailand 12 times and I do not have any VISA, what shall i do"??? I say GO HOME....... Glegolo Edited July 17, 2014 by glegolo 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mxyzptlk Posted July 18, 2014 Author Share Posted July 18, 2014 Wrong forum as the OP is not visa related. MOVED Agreed. It's not directly visa related, but the reason I posted the topic in the Visa forum is that it was inspired by the nasty, superior and condescending attitude of so many TV members posting in the plethora of new threads regarding the enforcement of immigration rules. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrtoad Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. Goodness me, you are a fool. Nice that you have managed to get in all the usual stereotypes about people here. Let me guess , are you one of the overstayers? Or a border runner? Working without a WP? Abusing an ED visa? Or an "unqualified" TEFLER? I take no personal pleasure in seeing decent people having their lives disrupted, but there are a significant amount of people who feel that the laws just don't apply to them. Now they are being enforced they are bleating about how unfair it is. If anyone has decided to stay here long term or gave family, then the responsible thing is to make sure you get legal. All of us have chosen to live in Thailand, that means that to do so, you follow the rules; you don't have a right to be here. The reason why they are cracking down is precisely because if the significant amount of foreigners abusing the system. Welcome to the real world, where people take responsibility for their choices, and with bad choices there are consequences. Get legal or go home. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skywalker69 Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. Goodness me, you are a fool. Nice that you have managed to get in all the usual stereotypes about people here. Let me guess , are you one of the overstayers? Or a border runner? Working without a WP? Abusing an ED visa? Or an "unqualified" TEFLER? I take no personal pleasure in seeing decent people having their lives disrupted, but there are a significant amount of people who feel that the laws just don't apply to them. Now they are being enforced they are bleating about how unfair it is. If anyone has decided to stay here long term or gave family, then the responsible thing is to make sure you get legal. All of us have chosen to live in Thailand, that means that to do so, you follow the rules; you don't have a right to be here. The reason why they are cracking down is precisely because if the significant amount of foreigners abusing the system. Welcome to the real world, where people take responsibility for their choices, and with bad choices there are consequences. Get legal or go home. Goodness me, you are a fool mrtoad, you are much to friendly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrtoad Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Maybe SW, I do feel sorry for Goondizzy it must be difficult for him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrtoad Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. My, aren't your panties in a twist... Not only will you not take responsibility for your own shortcomings, you feel it necessary to blame people you don't even know that have nothing to do with your situation... If you feel that people pointing this out to you are "putting the boot in", you have a lot to learn about life... No one owes you anything, not even the time of day... If you are caught in this situation, it surly is not the fault of expats that qualify for either a marriage or retirement extension of stay... Grow up and get a pair... I have a marriage visa. I'm just wise enough to see what's going on. Seems like I touched a nerve. You seem to hate Thailand and it's laws. There is an airport. I am sure that the immigration of your own country will allow your wife to come and go as she pleases without a visa. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tonytigerbkk Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. My, aren't your panties in a twist... Not only will you not take responsibility for your own shortcomings, you feel it necessary to blame people you don't even know that have nothing to do with your situation... If you feel that people pointing this out to you are "putting the boot in", you have a lot to learn about life... No one owes you anything, not even the time of day... If you are caught in this situation, it surly is not the fault of expats that qualify for either a marriage or retirement extension of stay... Grow up and get a pair... I have a marriage visa. I'm just wise enough to see what's going on. Seems like I touched a nerve. You seem to hate Thailand and it's laws. There is an airport. I am sure that the immigration of your own country will allow your wife to come and go as she pleases without a visa. Hi Mr. Toad, Just want to check if I have got this right, does this include slappers from bars that have got old and fat after marrying ex SAS/Navy seals? 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrtoad Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. My, aren't your panties in a twist... Not only will you not take responsibility for your own shortcomings, you feel it necessary to blame people you don't even know that have nothing to do with your situation... If you feel that people pointing this out to you are "putting the boot in", you have a lot to learn about life... No one owes you anything, not even the time of day... If you are caught in this situation, it surly is not the fault of expats that qualify for either a marriage or retirement extension of stay... Grow up and get a pair... I have a marriage visa. I'm just wise enough to see what's going on. Seems like I touched a nerve. You seem to hate Thailand and it's laws. There is an airport. I am sure that the immigration of your own country will allow your wife to come and go as she pleases without a visa. Hi Mr. Toad, Just want to check if I have got this right, does this include slappers from bars that have got old and fat after marrying ex SAS/Navy seals? Quite possibly, not to sure. Goondizzy may be able to put so e perspective on this for us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
siampolee Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 (edited) tonytigerbkk post # 22 Hi Mr. Toad, Just want to check if I have got this right, does this include slappers from bars that have got old and fat after marrying ex SAS/Navy seals? Good Grief man get the facts right Hi Mr. Toad, Just want to check if I have got this right, does this include ex S.A.S/Navy Seals once they have retired they then get old and fat after marrying ex bar girls? Edited July 18, 2014 by siampolee 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brit_Doggie Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Well i certainly don't as an example,with the exception of a individual who is forever in a drunken stupor and begs money for food or rent until the next payday then i will flatly refuse. If that is putting the boot in then i apologise but i wont help others who won't help themselves. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soutpeel Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Simple. They married a slapper from a bar that has got old and fat. When they frequent the bars the ladies go for the younger types. They can't even pull brass! Now, only the old balls brigade feel safe. For now. Currying favour with the powers that be gives them a false sense of security. ''Perhaps my comment about how wonderful everything is and how brilliant a job they are doing will keep me safe. Maybe they'll respect me?'' Really? They don't give a monkeys. Sorry. Unless you've got a shed load of cash floating around, you'll be out too. We're not wanted. Period. Get used to it. They usually like to tell you about how much money they have/worked internationally etc but spell like an eight year old retard. They are the sort you meet in Thailand that tell you that they were ex SAS/Navy Seals. In fact. Stop worrying about it. But there's your answer. You sound rather bitter dear boy... got an overstay coming up ?... classes cancelled this week ? your GF (whose different) stiffed you for cash ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrtoad Posted July 18, 2014 Share Posted July 18, 2014 Goondizzy is quiet maybe he's stuck at the border 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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