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1 minute ago, Lemsta69 said:
You've just described Islam in one sentence. Well done!
Nonsense.
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9 minutes ago, proton said:
You seem obsessed with accusing people with having an agenda, the agenda in this case is of Islamic terrorism.
Nope.
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11 minutes ago, proton said:
The roots, without getting personal. are in Jihadists following the example of the so called prophet and thinking they can get their own way by murder and terror.
Rubbish, you have absolutely no clue about this conflict and your posts showing this lack of knowledge is just embarrassing yourself.
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1 minute ago, proton said:
Tell that to the people of the UK, forced into a fake assimilation with millions of immigrants. They did not vote for it and did not want it.
Oh dear…your agenda becomes clearer and clearer with every post.
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1 minute ago, proton said:
Here is the root of the conflict- 'I was made victorious with terror', Mohammad quoted in the second most holy Islamic scripture, the Hadith of Sahih Bukhari verse 2977.
Nonsense.
And by posting such agenda laden prejudicial propaganda you show how little you know about the roots of this conflict.
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1 hour ago, Doctor Tom said:
Tell that to the Russians and Chinese, all big friends of Thailand.
Having authoritarian control and forcing people to accept the situation is not assimilation.
I suspect the Chechens are watching with great interest at how the Russian military has been seriously weakened in Ukraine. As there are Chechen units involved in Ukraine, the intelligence on how weak it is at present will be clear to those who strive for independence.
Would not surprise me at all if there is an attempt to exploit its weakened state and achieve statehood in the near future.
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And that's what happens when religious bigotry imposes its moral code on everyone.
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22 minutes ago, simple1 said:
Why is a Buddhist preaching nationalism, it runs counter to Buddhist philosophy. Secondly I suggest you do some research on the deep South conflict before posting again. The link below will assist with your education.
Some do not want to understand the roots of this conflict, they only wish to view it through jaundiced views and prejudicial thinking.
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2 hours ago, Black Ops said:
Another mother told a local news station that the boy had brought a loaded gun to school in his backpack and threatened to shoot her daughter during physical education class on Thursday. But the woman only found out about the threat from another parent.
It beggars belief the school didn’t tell the mother their child suffered such a traumatic incident.
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Thugs do as thugs think…his whole life message is based around violence and intimidation.
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1 hour ago, webfact said:The 57-year-old woman was arrested last week by the Royal Thai Police in Chonburi and appeared at a press conference beside Deputy National Police Commissioner Surachate Hakparn who told reporters that she was now in contact with US officials and would be extradited.
Good.
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6 hours ago, webfact said:
She said that earlier she had been in the same area and been angered by a trader.
She returned later to get her money till in a bad mood and said that the mother and daughter were looking at her and smiling.
She claimed that she waved the knife about in the general area of the child and it connected. She didn't mean to do it.
Psycho.
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11 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:
This is too bad, poor fish.
Mammals.
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12 minutes ago, proton said:
You are wrong again, as usual!
3 hours ago, proton said:These trouble makers, permanently offended and jihadist murderers for a lost pointless cause will always have a minority of supporters and apologists ????
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7 minutes ago, proton said:You are claiming what exactly?
You have an agenda rooted in intolerance.
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12 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:
You don't see it do you. As Governors they have State funds which they direct into investments for the States employees and infrastructure, or don't States Invest employees funds for pensions and so on.
Nonetheless it is still the right of those who do the investing to consider ESG factors when investing.
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Bye bye, don’t forget to close the door on your way out.
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5 minutes ago, proton said:These trouble makers, permanently offended and jihadist murderers for a lost pointless cause will always have a minority of supporters and apologists ????
Ah, so your true motive for posting here is revealed.
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2 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
This is not about those rights being violated in the common sense, it's about buying stocks and bonds in company's that are not ESG in nature and are used in pension portfolios. Since gas and energy are not ESG friendly those funds and bonds are being dropped under the ESG platform as well as stocks in gunmakers and military equipment. Try again.
What has that got to do with my point that the governors have no case to act against those on Wall Street who state ESG concerns as a reason not to invest in a particular sector/industry?
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3 hours ago, proton said:I thought diversity was a strength? nobody is forcing them to stay, they can leave for a muslim country if they are offended by the flag and historical border changes
Diversity is a strength when it is collaborative process.
Authoritarianism and forced assimilation at the point of a gun is not.
The people you say should move to another country are already living in their country. Forceable annexation is somewhat more complex than a border change.
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1 hour ago, BayArea said:
100% agree with your post. furthermore, you can add Northeast Issan and Buri Ram, Si Sa Ket, and Surin to that list as well.
While these regions I mentioned are considered Thai citizens, the majority are Lao descent and speak Lao/Issan language at home and to each other. Same thing goes for the Khmer descent in the southeast part of Issan near the Cambodia border. Thailand has attempted in the last 7 decades to assimilate the people in those regions to think and believe they are Thai, but in reality, it hasn't worked so well.
Forced assimilation rarely does.
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3 hours ago, proton said:
'Buddhist monk, accompanied by a group of soldiers, has triggered uproar in the Muslim community'
As usual offended by everything, even a monk talking about the Thai flag. Difficult community to live with when they demand everything their way.
If the visit was forced upon the school, then there is indeed cause for concern.
It is one thing to invite outside speakers into a school, quite another to be told this is happening.
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While I do understand the appeal of getting high, and in my youth did indeed do so, the stuff being used as additives to illicit drugs these days is just beyond scary.
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1 hour ago, Credo said:
This guy was looking pretty contrite, bordering on cowardly, during the sentencing. He's going to have a lifetime in a prison that has a disproportionate number of Blacks. He may very well be getting the death penalty just by getting a life sentence.
If that happens I shall shed not a tear.
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Husband kicks his unfaithful wife to death, says he didn't mean it
in Central Thailand
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BS-those who beat and assault partners over a period of time should be given no mitigating circumstances defence.
A history of violence against an individual/s, as far as I am concerned, should result in the most severe of charges.