Thailand has a SERIOUS Problem...

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• TR

  @treefiddyfy · 4 months ago

  Money doesn't buy you class. It really shows in Thailand.

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• US

  @user-nj3os7hp1p · 4 months ago

  it's simple, arrest, jail, deport, blacklist.  and make tons of videos of that.  consequences are a new thing to many young people.

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• LE

  @leebryantravels · 4 months ago

  Sociaty/social media has and is creating an ignorant, no respect , arrogant society. &nbsp;<br>Its outrageous.

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• ZA

  @Zalen88 · 4 months ago

  Young people are going crazy everywhere. &nbsp;TikTok, YT, and other social media sites along with almost complete lack of accountability are the major causes. &nbsp;The whole world needs a crackdown on these poor behaviors.

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• SA

  @Saeyeon7 · 4 months ago

  Bro the only thing that can change behavior is strict punitive laws . It&apos;s not a immigration issue but a law enforcement issue.<br><br>Maybe if you commit certain crimes you get banned for life to the kingdom ..<br><br>It&apos;s disheartening how some foreigners behave disgustingly in the Kingdom 😢<br><br>God bless Thailand

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• IN

  @inlovewiththailand · 4 months ago

  For the motorbike situation, this could be quite easily fixed. Force rental companies to check for a legitimate international motorbike license when this fixes idiots renting motorbikes, fixes high hospital bills that are not covered by insurance companies, and more. For the people getting arrested for drunk fighting, pick them up and deport them back home. That will make people think twice before fighting.

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• SA

  @SaltySoiDog · 4 months ago

  If Thai authorities want it to change, they themselves need to change, you dont see bad behaviour in Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam.

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• EX

  @Expatodyssey-n2y · 4 months ago

  No shit. I have been here for 15 years and Thailand has always had a problem with trashy tourists

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• AD

  @adrianstreet2376 · 4 months ago

  When I lived in Bangkok in the 90’s the stat’s were “more guns than people in Bangkok”. Most foreigners don’t have a clue how many people have guns.

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• IA

  @IantaylorCanuck · 4 months ago (edited)

  I first arrived in 1990, spent most of the past 30 yrs living in Bangkok. This is not new.<br>As you say, it&apos;s just social media, now we see it a lot of it.

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• TH

  @themangopyrate · 4 months ago

  Social media, all of it, created these mindless people with no respect for others. Clicks &amp; Cash. No matter who it hurts. Glad you hit on this Keis. Not only will the visas go away or change, People see the press and say &quot;Let&apos;s go somewhere else for vacation&quot;. Hurts everyone, especially the economy, from local to the national level..🤔😉☠🏴‍☠

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• U.

  @u.travelinstyle · 4 months ago

  I am sure who wishes to stay longer in Thailand legitimately will never indulge in such acts in their right mind..but then as a result of these incidents, inevitably all the other genuine tourists/travelers face the consequences vicariously. e.g. the current strong sentiment of Authorities to cut down visa free stay from 60 days to 30 days..

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