How can my friend remove a 99 year blacklist from Thailand after being arrested for marijuana?

@Tom ********

not breaking the law isn’t judgmental, if you don’t like the laws or are unable to follow them than go somewhere else. Maybe you smoked a bit too much 🤷‍♂️

@Jared *********

how about you concern yourself with your business, especially considering I resided in the kingdom. For over 30 years.

@Tom ********

so you’re telling me to concern myself with MY business, while YOU are the one replying to ME? Also i bet the idiot who lost his family for 5 years for smoking pot wishes he took my advice 🙃

Having to tell someone to take their own advice, what a boomer moment

@Jared *********

were you always a sanctimonious individual? Or has it developed recently. As a cancer survivor, canabis contributed enormously in my rapid recovery. It eliminated the two worst post surgery effects. Nausea, and appetite loss. The guy who got 5 years ban, did heaps more than get caught with a joint, after 30 years residence, I have known enough expats, who were caught, none of whom ever faced any type of ban.

@Tom ********

well i guess it’s a good idea you decided to break the law in thailand and not singapore, imagine actually just going where it’s legal if its that detrimental for your life.

“I broke the law but have a good reason”, thats cute

@Jared *********

sanctimonious

@Richard ******

entitled 🙃

Knowingly going to another country where what you want to do, and agree not to do, is illegal and doing it anyway

@Jared *********

it’s legal

@Richard ******

that probably explains why we aren’t talking about it in the present tense, it being legal now is irrelevant to it being illegal before

I’m glad you figured out why Jason is asking this question

@Jared *********

so yesterday it was a crime and you were arrested. Now it is not a crime. All previous convictions should be annulled.

@Richard ******

and yet here we are where that’s not the case, not in thailand or even in the US.

Maybe you should go tell them

@Jared *********

actually past charges were dropped and expunged in the US. Maybe you will learn something when you realize that you don’t know everything .

@Richard ******

SOME of them have been expunged, not all of them. Makes for a pretty poor point.

For someone trying to preach about knowledge it’s a bit ironic you can’t manage to add a single intelligent or relevant sentance

There’s plenty i can learn, just not from you. You are out of strikes my friend, do better next time 🤗

@Jared *********

good, you did a bit of research. Bravo. What happened to “you broke a law you should pay?” Never mind. I don’t care what you think

@Richard ******

i didn’t do any research, it’s all common knowledge there are still people in jail for pot crimes…so what happened to “past charges were dropped and expunged”? When tens of thousands of people are still in jail 🤔 you said “ALL” previous convictions should be annulled????

Ah yes, 5 replies and “you don’t care”, i would give up as well if i couldn’t manage basic comprehension and all my points were incorrect.

We were clearly talking about past tense, and even when you chirped in about present conditions, i specified the difference…you kept talking about something different than the conversation to begin with, so i humored your derailment just to see how dumb you were, and i was not disappointed.

Absolutely hilarious, you are actually incapable of having and intelligent or productive conversation when you can’t even read and comprehend. Oh damn, i forgot, you don’t care 😂