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**BundEnhamma** · 03-07-2006, 08:04 AM

I can not answer because I finished school for long time already. When I was in school we didn't have any "Teaching of Equality" as a direct subject. But as a developing country we develop this subtlely in other actions.

Also in Buddhism, Buddha teaching is to be kind(metta) to other no matter who they are. I would think that may be able to refer as "treat others well". (Buddha is from India which that time he came from the "Monarchy Rank". But he devoted himself to help guiding others.)

I'm not saying that there is not a "looking down to the poorer" problem in the country. It has happened long time ago and I think this is something that needs time to adjust the way of thinking. It is getting better from generation to generation.

As a Thai woman working in many countrys outside Thailand , I can tell you that this is not only problem in Thailand. It happen everywhere. Have a nice day.

03-07-2006, 08:04 AM	#8
BundEnhamma Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	I can not answer because I finished school for long time already. When I was in school we didn't have any "Teaching of Equality" as a direct subject. But as a developing country we develop this subtlely in other actions. Also in Buddhism, Buddha teaching is to be kind(metta) to other no matter who they are. I would think that may be able to refer as "treat others well". (Buddha is from India which that time he came from the "Monarchy Rank". But he devoted himself to help guiding others.) I'm not saying that there is not a "looking down to the poorer" problem in the country. It has happened long time ago and I think this is something that needs time to adjust the way of thinking. It is getting better from generation to generation. As a Thai woman working in many countrys outside Thailand , I can tell you that this is not only problem in Thailand. It happen everywhere. Have a nice day.
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