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c'mon, dun kid ourselves. if there was a minimum wage scheme, enforced by the ministries..... it'd only be another episode of dbl standads. they'd generate unrealisitic guidelines for the wage tiers, and employers would be smiling cheek to cheek, popping champagne for mouth rinse daily, as...

in other words, its the common law/regulation abiding commuters/ public that pay the penalty of those who cheat.

while the shareholders of the public listed company gets zero dividends, and inevitably forced to pump in more funds to the already profiteering company. :eek:

correction, nobody's selling their souls, but its the MIW that make us like cheap 'professional' whores. i wonder how many 1st world countries can afford professionals (eg: engineer, doctor, lawyer...etc ) at starting pay of less than $3000 a month? now with recession, they will will continue...

glad u noticed the numbers. all it takes is 1% of india's population & 1% of china's population.... viola... u got the answer. Child prostitution becomes global problem, with Russia no exception Coalition Against Trafficking In Women - Asia Pacific (CATW-AP) Factbook on Global Sexual...

given the circumstances & predicaments of those who thread the less celebrated path in society, its already bad enough for u not to empathize, all the more needless for u to insult them as beings. on the contrary, for u to insult the 2 fellow forumers here who've expressed their empathy...

actually, thailand is not the world's largest supplier of prostitutes. statistically, china & india presents the world with numbers many folds more than thailand has to offer. not forgetting the numbers in thailand is also constituted by 'migrants' from neighbouring countries; cambodia, myanmar...

the yellow shirts claim themselves to be fighters for democracy, but their beliefs already proved that they're not. if democracy is what they preach, then they should shut up & accept the polling results during their elections, by-elections and/or snap elections. as for the red shirts, for...

alternatively, maybe they can consider grazing the cowgrass readily available in abundance. they can also visit lim chu kang or tuas areas to have the lallang buffets.

in lieu of the rising demands, we will see MRTs lined up like a conveyor belt. in time to come, they might just scrap the trains & convert all train tracks to become travellators to cut operation cost.

do the math, 20-30 yrs loans for an overpriced prison cell that makes us indebted to the banks, slave ourselves to furnish that pathetic housing, and depriving ourselves of a well deserved retirement. given that kind of circumstance, its no wonder y many r packing n leaving this modern well...

correction, i think in time to come, there's gonna be an influx of PRC gigolo.

with or without tourists, its economy pretty much stagnant as before. visitor headcounts at the tourist attractions r largely chalked up by locals; school excursion, snr citizen excursion, family outing... etc. to be realistic, i think the number of local visitors vs foreign visitors 3:1.

nobody really knows how & wat to expect if the world's longest reigning monarch realizes mortality. though there've been much saying that a figure-head is still necessary, to keep tradition alive. oh well, we'll see what happens till then

i guess, its just their way of keeping the jobless ppl occupied & not free loading. anyway, with or without the protests, life still goes on. the protestors may have seiged suvarnabhumi airport today, but it leaves me to wonder how well can they hold their fort in causing the airport from...

talking about deflationary spiral? we entered into that phase ever since the 90's, just that not many saw it coming. the initial phase was a very gentle spiral, after the millenium, the spiral became steeper.... now without much substance to hold, the spiral is nothing by a sharp fall.

i'm really not surprised that the protestors could hold out this long withuot any financial backing from phantom financers. just hope this chapter doesnt swell into a civil war.

who could erase the memories of this man's smirk.

ya, that's y i said they're a bunch of idiots that make themselves look like fools, in name-sake of democracy. meanwhile, this bunch of ppl only represent a spectrum of the entire kingdom's population. they're factually ppl that live from hand to mouth daily, and if they stopped their...

the protests r just a small bunch of ppl with violent tendencies who wanna make their voices heard, bt obviously using the wrong approach of things. hence, making themselves looking like a bunch of uncivilized trouble-makers. while the newly elected ruling party is yet to fine tune the...