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	To propagate him as a role model for Thais (particularly the younger ones) is totally irresponsible and manipulative. At least one thing is well known already: Facebook makes our kids unhappy. Thailand has a great culture to use as a resource and doesn&rsquo;t need any ideas from false friends.</div>
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	GR Schenk</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

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