This thread is no different to the one about ex-pat women being leered at.
The conclusion of that thread was that treating women in such (following them in carparks etc) is a cultural norm and what right do expats have to tamper with accepted, local customs?
Driving is the same. Lots of people here drive badly. It's the cultural norm. Expats shouldn't here and expect everything to be like home. They should get used to it, or leave, or so the reasoning goes.
Filipinas who don't like being raped shouldn't complain, they should go home, just like ex-pats who don't like being killed on the roads shouldn't complain, they should go home.
This thread is no different to the one about ex-pat women being leered at.
The conclusion of that thread was that treating women in such (following them in carparks etc) is a cultural norm and what right do expats have to tamper with accepted, local customs?
Driving is the same. Lots of people here drive badly. It's the cultural norm. Expats shouldn't here and expect everything to be like home. They should get used to it, or leave, or so the reasoning goes.
Filipinas who don't like being raped shouldn't complain, they should go home, just like ex-pats who don't like being killed on the roads shouldn't complain, they should go home.
And remember, there are bad drivers everywhere.
Blah blah.