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Racist taxi driver doesn’t accept Japanese passengers
After a Japanese man was featured in every media outlet for calling the taxi queue at Suvarnabhumi Airport “the disgrace of Thailand,” one Bangkok driver is protesting by openly discriminating against an entire nation.
“Cessation of the Japanese passenger,” reads the message written in English, Thai and Japanese, though in Thai it’s closer to “Not accepting Japanese passengers.”
Either way, it’s clear Japanese nationals are not welcome in his car.
The message is signed “From the Thai Taxi Driver Community for Suvarnabhumi Airport.”
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