You, clearly, have a problem, amongst other aspects of the English language, in understanding the word - INDIGENOUS.caller wrote:Do you mean the Indians? Nope, didn't think so.nanyang wrote:And where would the 'Good ole USA' be today if your suggestions were adopted by the, then, indigenous population.
Your post is both racist and ill informed.
What can we learn from living in Thailand?
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I have no need to extract my head from anywhere...... It was me who split Immigrants into 2 camps.... Those that contribute...... And those that do not...... I did not make ANY generalization.....
I do not expect anyone.... Who is uneducated.... To be skilled...... Get off your high horse and re-read my post.......
While there is a mass of " Indigenous Brits " unemployed...... Then NO Immigrant...... Of ANY Nationality..... Creed..... Colour or Religion...... Should be in employment in the UK......
Again..... If that is too hard for you to swallow..... I dont really give a fcuk.....
Let me make myself clear.....I suggest that you extract your head from your 'rear end'.
I was merely trying to point out, a point that you missed, that generalizations are nonsense.
How would you expect someone who is uneducated to be 'skilled'?
They need opportunities and encouragement to be able to contribute, positively, to their environment.
You are, in my opinion, an ill educated bigot who needs to be aware of - 'the truth'.
I have no need to extract my head from anywhere...... It was me who split Immigrants into 2 camps.... Those that contribute...... And those that do not...... I did not make ANY generalization.....
I do not expect anyone.... Who is uneducated.... To be skilled...... Get off your high horse and re-read my post.......
While there is a mass of " Indigenous Brits " unemployed...... Then NO Immigrant...... Of ANY Nationality..... Creed..... Colour or Religion...... Should be in employment in the UK......
Again..... If that is too hard for you to swallow..... I dont really give a fcuk.....
Re: What can we learn from living in Thailand?
I'll attempt to keep this thread in existence in order that others might stumble upon the fact that that you are one despicable individual.sand_dancer wrote:nanyang
Let me make myself clear.....I suggest that you extract your head from your 'rear end'.
I was merely trying to point out, a point that you missed, that generalizations are nonsense.
How would you expect someone who is uneducated to be 'skilled'?
They need opportunities and encouragement to be able to contribute, positively, to their environment.
You are, in my opinion, an ill educated bigot who needs to be aware of - 'the truth'.
While there is a mass of " Indigenous Brits " unemployed...... Then NO Immigrant...... Of ANY Nationality..... Creed..... Colour or Religion...... Should be in employment in the UK......
Again..... If that is too hard for you to swallow..... I dont really give a fcuk.....
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[quoteI'll attempt to keep this thread in existence in order that others might stumble upon the fact that that you are one despicable individual.][/quote]
Please re-read what my posts have said.....
If there is something there that makes me "Despicable" I will hold my hands up.......
I do not believe there is......
Do the Aussies not do something similar.....? If you want to employ anyone other than an Aussie..... Then you better have a damn good reason...... Like no suitably qualified Aussies.....
Dont know what your getting your panties in a twist about...... If your quite happy for your taxes to pay for undesirables...... That is your concern......
[quoteI'll attempt to keep this thread in existence in order that others might stumble upon the fact that that you are one despicable individual.][/quote]
Please re-read what my posts have said.....
If there is something there that makes me "Despicable" I will hold my hands up.......
I do not believe there is......
Do the Aussies not do something similar.....? If you want to employ anyone other than an Aussie..... Then you better have a damn good reason...... Like no suitably qualified Aussies.....
Dont know what your getting your panties in a twist about...... If your quite happy for your taxes to pay for undesirables...... That is your concern......
Re: What can we learn from living in Thailand?
please children.
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Re: What can we learn from living in Thailand?
I suggest you re-read your earlier posts, which contain such comments as:
While there is a mass of " Indigenous Brits " unemployed...... Then NO Immigrant...... Of ANY Nationality..... Creed..... Colour or Religion...... Should be in employment in the UK......
and then try to persuade me that you are not a racist - or am I 'quoting' you out of context -- as they say?
While there is a mass of " Indigenous Brits " unemployed...... Then NO Immigrant...... Of ANY Nationality..... Creed..... Colour or Religion...... Should be in employment in the UK......
and then try to persuade me that you are not a racist - or am I 'quoting' you out of context -- as they say?
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There sure is.....but there MUST be some positive things about this culture and the way they do things that would benefit us to embrace and practice?
I dont have to pay a fortune in tax....... To keep " Uneducated " " Unskilled " and highly undesirable Immigrants in benefits in the UK......
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If you want to find something racist in that quote..... Be my guest....
There is my full quote......The Immigrants who are educated..... Skilled...... And contribute to UK society are to be welcomed......
And then you have Immigrants who are uneducated..... Unskilled...... And who are nothing but a drain on society....... These people should be made unwelcome and generally..... Robustly encouraged to go home.....
If you want to find something racist in that quote..... Be my guest....
Again..... I see nothing racist in the above quote...... Common sense......While there is a mass of " Indigenous Brits " unemployed...... Then NO Immigrant...... Of ANY Nationality..... Creed..... Colour or Religion...... Should be in employment in the UK......
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There are clearly different sections of immigration....and being true to the OP's question about what we can learn from here, then dare I say immigration policy is one of them....maybe not in all it's forms here, but generally regarding most could perhaps gives pointers to the way forward in other places.
I am an immigrant....but am educated, qualified to do my job, pay taxes, married to a local woman, spend my earnings here (as opposed to sending remittances back to my home country) plus import finance from abroad via the ATM, contribute to Thai society by assisting in the education of young people at one of the top 10 universities in Thailand, buy a house and learn the language....and on and on and on.....I integrate to the fullest possible extent. That doesn't happen in most places and the Thai system is fairly forgiving to people like me.
Immigration such as this is to be tolerated, encouraged and commended. The Thai system will not allow the spongers to proliferate here as it knows it cannot afford it....which has it's merits due to the fact they have enough poverty to alleviate already regarding the indigenous population. They are simply protecting themselves and saying you are welcome if can contribute, spend without working or be a tourist for the short term.
Europe has screwed itself by taking an unaffordable/lofty and 'high and mighty' attitude that it simply cannot afford to perpetuate in the long term.
As said by someone else.....immigration is to be welcomed if they can contribute......spongers/deadbeats are the scourge of modern western society. The fluffy liberal tweed-jacketed brigade needs to be put into check and extracted from La La Land.
Thailand simply forwards that you must be rich, work, open a business or be a tourist and then Thailand benefits. Can't fault them for that really imo. I guess it's their way of 'keeping a lid on it all' in a culturally acceptable way.
I am an immigrant....but am educated, qualified to do my job, pay taxes, married to a local woman, spend my earnings here (as opposed to sending remittances back to my home country) plus import finance from abroad via the ATM, contribute to Thai society by assisting in the education of young people at one of the top 10 universities in Thailand, buy a house and learn the language....and on and on and on.....I integrate to the fullest possible extent. That doesn't happen in most places and the Thai system is fairly forgiving to people like me.
Immigration such as this is to be tolerated, encouraged and commended. The Thai system will not allow the spongers to proliferate here as it knows it cannot afford it....which has it's merits due to the fact they have enough poverty to alleviate already regarding the indigenous population. They are simply protecting themselves and saying you are welcome if can contribute, spend without working or be a tourist for the short term.
Europe has screwed itself by taking an unaffordable/lofty and 'high and mighty' attitude that it simply cannot afford to perpetuate in the long term.
As said by someone else.....immigration is to be welcomed if they can contribute......spongers/deadbeats are the scourge of modern western society. The fluffy liberal tweed-jacketed brigade needs to be put into check and extracted from La La Land.
Thailand simply forwards that you must be rich, work, open a business or be a tourist and then Thailand benefits. Can't fault them for that really imo. I guess it's their way of 'keeping a lid on it all' in a culturally acceptable way.
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Thank you spitfire......As said by someone else.....immigration is to be welcomed if they can contribute......spongers/deadbeats are the scourge of modern western society. The fluffy liberal tweed-jacketed brigade needs to be put into check and extracted from La La Land.
I do not work in Thailand...... But Thailand greatly benefits from the large amount of tax I no longer pay to the UK......
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One day you will get old - hopefully, by then, you will have gained some sense.sand_dancer wrote:Thank you spitfire......As said by someone else.....immigration is to be welcomed if they can contribute......spongers/deadbeats are the scourge of modern western society. The fluffy liberal tweed-jacketed brigade needs to be put into check and extracted from La La Land.
I do not work in Thailand...... But Thailand greatly benefits from the large amount of tax I no longer pay to the UK......
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The 'bum spray' is a much more effective tool than tissue paper.
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And your message, in plain English, says ?Frank Hovis wrote:The 'bum spray' is a much more effective tool than tissue paper.
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I did..... That is why I left the UK....One day you will get old - hopefully, by then, you will have gained some sense.
Something that Thailand taught him.....The 'bum spray' is a much more effective tool than tissue paper.
And your message, in plain English, says ?[/quote
Just because your paranoid...... Does not mean they are not out to get you.......
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Perhaps so Mr. Frank, and if I'm making the right inference here, then........I'm often amazed the idea of the 'bum spray gun' has not spread to western countries as a clean accessory for the bathroom on a large scale. It's not as if it would be difficult to implement and has to be a better option than the 'paper only' one, both together is the answer......lol.
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