apparently we are supposed to determine ourselves how many days we can stay as tourists on visa exemptions since the Thai law cares not to limit it, and it your subjective notion of what a tourist is happens to not align with the immigration officers, then you will get berated for “staying in Thailand too much”.
One reason why someone can’t bring their family home is immigration laws, like in the UK where the spouse can’t immigrate unless they have a high paying job waiting for them, so this is one reason why in many cases the child has to stay in Thailand with the mother. What you are doing is just assuming things in bad faith
there is no abuse unless a law has been violated, or attempts were made to circumvent it.
Since there is no limit by law on how many days per calendar year you can spend in Thailand on visa exempt status, or tourist visa, we can’t say that he abused anything
unlimited is the same as no official limit on entries, no difference in meaning, so I did not “put words in your mouth”, or create “false news”. Go grab a dictionary if you can’t understand simple words
no official limit is the same as unlimited entries if they want to stamp you in, so I don’t know why you get offended for some meanigless word, Jesus Christ
at Poipet the police said two months ago they are not stamping in anyone from outside of ASEAN countries more than twice a year and I never saw any official Thai document that says the rules changed to allow unlimited land entries.
Also people keep being told the same thing even at Nong Khai