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Genuinely stop doing these videos guys. The men in these videos are trafficked and are forced to do these

It’s time we got rid of the jeepney. It served its purpose. Now the product of a bygone era and provides little benefit to a modernizing transportation industry. On the road, it symbolizes a nation’s inability to progress. It belongs in a museum. We can do better for the struggling masses who deserve an affordable, clean and safe commute.

🔥 Thailand locals reach breaking point. In Thailand, the lack of respect for local culture and the growing sense of economic exploitation have fueled public resentment of Israeli’s. After months of enduring Israeli tourists snatching his restaurant’s tissues, condiments and other items without permission, hogging seats without paying, and constantly skipping lines, Bob reached his breaking point and decided to no longer welcome them. Having worked all his life in the hospitality industry, he had never come across such behavior by visitors to the island. Each time he tried to intervene, he was faced with a wave of negative reviews hitting his establishment. “After I asked one group of Israeli tourists to leave, I received more than 4,000 bad reviews my restaurant’s rating dropped from 4.8 to 2.2 stars. It’s now been corrected, but that experience was really frustrating”. Over the past few months, such incidents have been increasingly highlighted by the locals, who started to record and share them on social media. In May, an Israeli woman went viral after a Koh Phangan restaurant employee requested that she leave for not respecting the establishment’s rules. The employee could be heard saying: “You’re not welcome here,” to which the woman replied: “My money builds your country.” “They have very distinct characteristics as customers, like bargaining hard or being quite rude and demanding,” Tan- another hospitality worker said.

pinoy oomfies, have u ever heard the rumor that fires are spread in poverty areas intentionally to displace the residents?

NEW: New York nurse caught on camera beating a crying, disabled 5-year-old boy, was not arrested until the footage was shared on local media. 31-year-old Bruno Valenzuela was arrested, but only after the footage was aired on News 12 Long Island. "It took news reports for the Suffolk police to go and make an arrest for my son," the boy's father, Christopher Brower, said. Brower, an NYPD detective, says he was told by investigators that they needed a signature from a doctor saying the chest slams were "not medically necessary." "I’m a detective. I’ve made over 500 arrests in my lifetime. I’ve never heard that once in my life, you have the whole thing on tape and you’re telling me you need a doctor to tell you that beating and choking my son isn’t medically necessary?" he said. Brower also said the Special Victims Unit detective refused to speed up the process because he was going on vacation soon. "It was like they couldn’t be bothered. I’m embarrassed to say we’re in the same line of work," he said. Absolutely infuriating.

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