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Replying to Angel • 6 days ago
To who want to watch this drama anyway. You can watch this drama that you're favourite Thai idols with Myanmar…
No one is watching this for the costumes or culture.
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Replying to Smart Mouse • 6 days ago
there are few thai gls or bsl using european royal costumes as fantasy kingdom background, but i see no one from…
That’s probably because our sense of identity isn’t so fragile that we need to lash and start an argument over something like a dress or dish.

Such an overreaction over something so trivial.
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Replying to Chinese Empress • 7 days ago
europeans won't cry even if they ki***l their own family lol, it is a very bad example.
No, we’re just not that bothered about a dress 👗
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Chiang Mai was part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s, which probably around the time…
Okay.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Chiang Mai was part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s, which probably around the time…
Okay.
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Replying to Reizen • 9 days ago
Finally the comment which shout out to the culture thieves. We must not let it pass
Okay.
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Replying to daouoffroad • 9 days ago
I won't really say that actors are at fault tho... Isn't company responsible for the production and clothes??
Okay.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Wasn't Chiang Mai part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s?
Good day to you too.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
They're not going to cancel something they have spent millions of baht to produce. At most they may delay it for…
No the quotes were not meant to mean anything in particular.

GMMTV is a business. They care about making money. Doing the right thing is never going to be the priority - if that were the case, they would have done a lot of other stuff differently.

That being said, they will likely issue some kind of statement, if they think this is damaging enough to them. If not they will just ignore it.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Wasn't Chiang Mai part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s?
Okay, fine - I apologise for any hurt my words may I have caused. It was just my usual ironty, and not really intended to insult any particular culture. Contrary to what you think, I do respect both Myanmar and Thai culture - any culture for that matter. I don't have a problem with any country.

Regarding my culture as you mentioned earlier - I have enough "culture" in my background to fill several lifetimes. It goes back 5000 years, and is very rich. I am fortunate in that sense.

And this is why I understand how you feel (even though you won't believe me), but this is also why I am telling you that this issue with the dresses is not that big of a deal.

But it's obvious to me that you disagree, and think this is a huge deal. So, fair enough - I won't mention it again.
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Replying to daouoffroad • 9 days ago
I won't really say that actors are at fault tho... Isn't company responsible for the production and clothes??
Trust me I understand, I have been there too.

Where I am from this is an endless debate and fight that has been raging for centuries - and still rages to this day and causes hate, distrust and fighting. It has triggered wars, genocide, refugee crisis, neighbours killing neighbours - basically, the worst of humanity. And for what? For some god given right to to say this is my dress and not yours? This is my dish and not yours?

For me there are far more important things to fight and argue for.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Wasn't Chiang Mai part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s?
You seem very angry. It's not good for your health.

May I suggest a day out at the spa. It works wonders.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Wasn't Chiang Mai part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s?
Indeed - and looking at the state of Myanmar today you seem to be doing a fantastic job...
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Wasn't Chiang Mai part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s?
Ffs... It's just a bunch of dresses. Calm down.

Of all the issues you're facing, THIS is what you choose to waste your time and energy on??

I think you need to check your priorities mate. Bye.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Wasn't Chiang Mai part of Myanmar for almost 200 years between mid 1500 and 1700s?
I don't believe I was factually incorrect, so how about you p*ss off you imbecillic troll.
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Replying to daouoffroad • 9 days ago
I won't really say that actors are at fault tho... Isn't company responsible for the production and clothes??
Fair enough, if this is how you feel.

I used to think and feel like that, but then at some point I realised the world and humanity are not binary. However, those who stand to benefit the most will tell you the world is binary, that it's "us against them", "good or bad", "smart or dumb", "success or failure", "male or female", "gay or straight", "black or white". But the world is not like that.
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Replying to CynicalMunky • 9 days ago
Well, it's not set in ancient Thailand - how old do you think Thailand is, or Myanmar for that matter. Also, Chiang…
Okay, fair enough.

I still think this issue has been blown out of proportion, but there you go.

Onwards and upwards!
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Replying to Heeteuk701 • 9 days ago
Just watched the trailer for this. I am so excited.
I wasn't that impressed to be honest. It seemed a bit bland. Let's see.
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