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Tourism Thailand's Tourism Sector Struggles: Chinese Market Plummets
The Thai tourist sector does not grasp that the value proposition is no longer present. There was a time when the low cost of Thailand could offset the many negatives. Not anymore. Most businesses would take a a hard look at what they were doing and make changes. It seems Thailand is still in denial. -
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Do you guys feel good about this ,the reporter says to ICE agents as…
It's just a case of, "What can I say to make it so I don't have to listen to him and continue to believe that I am right and everyone else is wrong?". -
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Turns out the Trump-maga and Mao-cultural revolution connection is actually a real thing
Maoist, Fascist, Pope -- The Unholy Trinity of DJT!- 1
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ALL VACCINES WILL KILL YOU - The evidence is overwhelming
Interesting thing about "opinions"..... Are you “entitled to you own opinion”? When people use this cliché “Well, you’re entitled to your own opinion” – basically no, there’s no reason why. THey usually don't even know what an opinion is.... you are entitled to your own opinion" why is this so often nonsense as the person is not actually expressing an opinion but just baseless rubbish — the phrase "you're entitled to your own opinion" often gets thrown around as if it ends an argument or shields someone from criticism. But it's kind of a rhetorical smoke bomb, isn't it? Firstly is it actually an opinion? Just because someone believes something doesn't mean it's valid. An opinion needs to be based on some degree of reasoning, evidence, or lived experience. If someone says, "The Earth is flat" — that’s not an opinion, that’s a demonstrably false statement. Dressing it up as “just my opinion” doesn’t protect it from being wrong. Saying "Entitled" doesn't mean immune. Everyone can hold their own beliefs, but that doesn’t mean those beliefs are beyond challenge. Freedom of speech doesn’t equal freedom from criticism or even derision. You’re entitled to say what you want, but remember others also are equally entitled to call it nonsense. People use this cliche to avoid accountability; to shut down uncomfortable conversations. E.g – "I think vaccines are a government conspiracy." "That’s not true, there’s overwhelming evidence otherwise." "Well, I’m entitled to my opinion." Hardly! In This case, it turns a factual dispute into a matter of personal taste, like ice cream flavours, but it isn’t it’s a matter of real evidence. It’s a lazy escape hatch, people retreat from the conversation without actually defending their point or engaging meaningfully. Like saying, “I just feel that way” to dodge the hard work of thinking critically….or worse still cherry picking and concocting false evidence- 1
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Do you guys feel good about this ,the reporter says to ICE agents as…
So it's racist when Thailand deports people that overstay? You do understand that the people in the USA that are being deported entered illegally.. Why is ok for other countries to enforce their laws but when it comes to the USA enforcing their immigration rules its racist. My wife is Thai, got a green card and then US citizenship, so how did she do that if the US is racist?
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