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Have you noticed lately that more and more post and or threads contain the phrase " This is not Thai bashing".

Some of mine contain the phrase too.

I have also noticed that this phrase seem to stimulate a few, fanatic anti Thai bashers to attack the thread as a "basher'!

To the point of posting so many off topic negative comments "protecting and defending" the poor people who are not really being bashed!!

I am starting to wonder if posting in the title of the thread " This tread is a Thai Bashing Thread" for every thread I post and see if it takes the wind out of their bleeding heart sails. Even for threads that could not be even remotely construed as bashing.

If you state that you are bashing, even if not bashing, what would be the point of them littering a good thread with their "this is Thai bashing!" garbage?

You probably know the guys I am referring to.

( My God! am I now bashing them? )

Now, let's sit back and see if they decide this post is Thai bashing too!

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Don't really care what the others say, but I will bash the Thais when they deserve it and on the other hand I will praise them for any good they do.

This is the line I followed with my kids and this is what I will carry on doing.

Let other people attack me, my skin is too hard to be penetrated.

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Most Thais I know are uber-confident++. Even the mousiest and most silent girl will reveal a more than determined streak when she opens her mouth.

So where does all that self confidence and more disappear to at a whiff of criticism even in irony and jest? And you always get the same lame line trotted out: "If you don't like it you don't have to live here". We endure Paddy jokes and criticisms, Taffy ones, Pommy ones. Limey ones, Jock ones, etc....Is it that just like they cannot criticise or make fun of their 'elders and betters' so as low life we cannot criticise or make fun of any Thai?

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