Thread: Thai Police checking on foreigners, mainly teachers
View Single Post
Old 01-11-2007, 01:42 PM   #33 (permalink)
watterinja
Sage in training
 
watterinja's Avatar
 
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: exp(i*pi)=-1=i^2
Posts: 4,099
watterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the netwatterinja User spends way too much time on the net
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lily View Post
^It should not only be possibe, it should be obligitory, to report people whom you have good reason to think are paedophiles.
I'd say that a fair amount of circumspect should be exercised in this.

Reporting to the Thai police would be a pretty dangerous thing - what if you were wrong? Perhaps Interpol, or the person's own home Embassy would be a better way to drop an anonymous hint.

Grasses often end up is a spot of bother somewhere down the line - especially if you are wrong!!! Could cost you more than a pretty penny in legal costs & damages.
__________________
"Education is the ability to perceive the hidden connections between phenomena."
- Vaclav Havel, Oct. 2000
"One component of what we call "mathematical genius" is the ability to recognize a simple phenomenon masquerading as an apparently complicated phenomenon."
- Chris Hillman, 2007
watterinja is offline   Reply With Quote
 
Page generated in 0.08001 seconds with 19 queries