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>What's he trying to say? That even if you're right, you shouldn't write a bad review because the justice system is corrupt and you're going to end up in jail a
by indy 6y ago
>What's he trying to say? That even if you're right, you shouldn't write a bad review because the justice system is corrupt and you're going to end up in jail anyways?
Yes, even if you're right, you shouldn't write a bad review because the justice system is corrupt.
- vimax 6y agoJust wait until you're home to write the review
- xupybd 6y agoAnd don't go back
- mynegation 6y agoThe hotel guest works as a teacher in Thailand.
- movedx 6y agoMake it anonymous.
- HashingtheCode 6y agoPeople want their 5 minutes in the spotlight. This guy got it.
- klyrs 6y agoKinda hard to do, if you complain about unique circumstances at a specific location
- vijaybritto 6y agoYou at least will have some leverage and the ability to deny
- sct202 6y agoThe screenshots that the hotel provided show that he made multiple Google accounts with his real name to repost the review.
- bdcravens 6y agoThen his freedom and his livelihood suggests he should maintain a low profile. Right or wrong, he's not in America, and shouldn't behave as though he is.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 6y agoPerhaps this is an effect of a new rise in "local tourism" necessitated by Covid-19. Locals reviewing tourism industry businesses instead of international tourists.
- mattoxic 6y agoyeah, at the very least you won't get spit in your food
- unnameduser1 6y agoWrong. There may be corruption in every country but you can have a just and fair trial in Thailand. The article is mixing issues unrelated to the case here