@m_n2d5@Rattana_90 Not every shop has bees like that; from what I’ve seen in the media, this is the only one. Besides, that clip is old—I remember seeing it on Facebook a long time ago.
@suu_ayamo@2809Yoo I think most Thai people are likely disappointed, as they generally admire Japan and often look up to it as a role model. Fortunately, most Thais prefer using Facebook over X, and since they were busy arguing with Cambodia on Facebook, they didn't really hear much about this.
@hinachan567@Skt_Beebara It’s a product sold within the community, and since Thai people don’t view bees as repulsive, they didn’t pay it much mind; what they *were* unhappy about was Japan’s overstepping into racial discrimination.
@OWL_ETERNAL_DP@loOqiipOol@mk4204060146295 Japanese society cannot be called a true society; it consists merely of people who are intellectually underdeveloped, flaunting their material prosperity to neighboring nations. I hope you discover your humanity—we fellow Asians are waiting.
@OWL_ETERNAL_DP@loOqiipOol@mk4204060146295 It’s easy to see who’s really getting worked up—with veins bulging and all. Japan has lost its humanity and regressed to rock bottom. Hang in there; it’s not too late to start rebuilding.
@OWL_ETERNAL_DP@loOqiipOol@mk4204060146295 Japan is likely inferior, both in terms of intellectual problems and distorted and repulsive thinking. That's a undeniable fact.
@yellow_fighter Despite being a developed nation, there is a clear lack of intellectual and emotional maturity. Japan initiated this matter, so why get angry when faced with a counter-response?
@PrideofJapanese@StopWhaling24 You guys are the ones making things complicated. It’s not just in Thailand that bees swarm sweets at a dessert shop—and your side is where this whole thing started.
@IceLiao@timothy38554883@StopWhaling24 They’re acting just like Cambodia. Cambodia often pretends to be from another country to bash Thailand, or poses as Thai people to do things that bring disgrace. 😂