ephemeralnerve t1_iy7ywfr wrote
Reply to comment by iMastari in Mass evictions at Angkor Wat leave 10,000 families facing uncertain future by zsreport
I don't remember there being that many of them in Angkor Wat. There were many more in the big Mexican sites, and they were a lot more aggressive, crowded and problematic.
CuntWeasel t1_iy80z1m wrote
Same. It’s true that it’s been about 5 years since I’ve been there and things might’ve changed since then, but I’ve never found them to be pushy and annoying - barely even noticed them and they were mostly selling water and stuff like that.
MegaPaint t1_iyc8p2y wrote
not as bad as missioners, at least the souvenirs in mexico, cambodia and similar are of some value for money and provide income to the people instead of to a few friends of the local authorities. The problem everywhere is the selling of goods using children that should be at schools or the monopolizing of a marketplace destroying it along with the small industries.
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