Some people think I’m madly in love with you, but I’m not. My passion, my fire, my devotion,they all come from one place,I want to. It’s me. I’m the one who wants to. I am the center of the world.
So what you’re saying is that in your country, as long as you claim that a foreigner cut in line, you will be allowed to use violence to push them to leave?
Is Bangkok a primitive tropical rainforest where violence is encouraged as a way to solve problems?
@KonNaWat2567 I think u didn’t understand . I’ve said if she was actually in the wrong, there were reasonable ways to handle it. But that does not justify beating her, ok?
Taking her phone away and physically restraining her arms is not an acceptable way to deal with the situation.
@KonNaWat2567 Why are u ignoring the fact that they grabbed her phone, stopped her from recording evidence, and tried to control her actions before everything escalated?
Or are u saying that you think this kind of behavior is acceptable?
@BeeKhell Then do everyone a favor and tell them not to come. Tell them not to use tourist visas as a way to work, and not to come here expecting to make money. Go ahead,I’d love to see how much they care about your advice,honey😆😆
@mthrfckr555 Is your translator not working? I’m using English because I was trying to make it easier for u to understand.
So even if she was in the wrong, are u saying that using violence to solve the problem is acceptable? Or is this just your usual way of dealing with things?
You’re overthinking it. I’m not affected by whatever insults you throw at me. The only thing I care about is the fact that violence was used against a girl who traveled to a foreign country .
From the very beginning, the only thing I have cared about is the act of violence itself
@cattysarang Are u kidding me?Just a merely touching and gave her a gentle push? You used the word “push” yourself. How can you describe it as “gentle” when she ended up on the ground? That’s a shove,ok?There is no denying that violence was used as a way to solve the problem.
@njp_shop But you keep insisting on discussing what she did wrong. If she actually made a mistake or refused to cooperate with the staff, you could have called the police or sought a legal solution. Using violence is not the answer, okay?
@njp_shop I don’t want to argue with you. The issue we should be discussing is the use of violence to solve problems. That girl was pinned to the ground and had no ability to fight back
@pndddechrtn1 Why does everyone keep focusing on whether she cut in line? She didn’t cut in line, yet people continue to use that claim to justify what happened.
Even if someone had broken a queueing rule, does that ever justify physically attacking another person?
Does visiting your country as a fan mean someone deserves to be treated differently?
The real issue here is not about queueing or order,it is about physical violence.