The community reacted positively to a shared video about expats in Thailand, with one commenter appreciating the share, while another reflected on cultural differences and how temporary foreigners might be treated in their own countries compared to Thailand.
like you said, we aren't going to change it. It is not a really big problem. Just part of life here. Which on the balance of things is pretty fkn good!
James Siegel . This is why thais have a "main pain rai" attitude to life. Can you imagine the chaos here if they questioned authority like we are raised to do?
History shows it results in bloodshed .
Add to that the whole face saving dilemma . Doubt a military appointed chief is going to heed the advice of some well meaning farangs mate.. ๐
James Siegel . I agree its lopsided too but my point of view is unless one becomes a citizen here, their push for immigration reform will fall on deaf ears, especially here at the moment seeing who is in power. That's all.
James Siegel . Calm down. If a bit of paperwork every now and then makes your blood boil then you have deeper issues. Good luck with your crusade versus a government who doesn't give a shit what a group of non citizens think of their way of doing things. That's my point if you bothered to read my first comment in context.
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