ok so to you when someone enacts a statute or code, you think anyone who goes against the code, no matter how wrong or illogical the code is, deserves to be in jail. Well, not me.
ok so I guess in your perspective, someone growing or smoking some pot is guilty and deserves to be in jail. And locking him up helps guarantee that the higher level people don't partake in corruption. My question wasn't does sending corrupt people to jail stop corruption, it was does sending people to jail stop corruption. It seems you want other people to decide what's best for you. To each its own...
ok. I didn't know to keep corruption down we need to lock people up. And I didn't know locking up a majority of low level non violent criminals would keep the higher level people away from partaking in corruption. It seems like your definition of free world means the freedom to obey the government or else...
in my experience, it was a thailand immigration officer who demanded to see my onward ticket. It was only a pdf file on my phone and she didn't even confirm it. I don't know about you but i think it is abnormal to check for but not confirm something that can easily be only valid for 48 hours or maybe even faked. ...and i don't think anything unproductive and unnecessary should be considered normal. but hey...i just speak for myself.
Sounds like a waste of time and money when we can easily get an onward ticket valid for 48 hours for about $10. I don't see what the point of doing this is.
So, I can technically apply for an extension of stay on March 5th then again the covid extension on March 25 and, if approved, be allowed to stay until May 25?