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tau152

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  1. Ho..hum!!! And the Sky is Falling into that bottomless pit of Never-Ending Fear!!! Or so Chicken Little (aka RDS) would have us all believe!!!
  2. Whoa there, SicTransit!! No need to be rude or to ‘talk down’ to me!! Of course ‘a country is not someone’s house’! Can you not accept its use as an analogy? Every CITIZEN has the constitutional right, even the duty I would suggest, to protest, as long as they abide by the law!! Non-citizens (farangs) do NOT and should not have any such right!!! Repeating my analogy, if you come into ‘my house’ as an ‘invited’ guest and start telling ME how to run my house, you can expect to be ‘disinvited’....”deported” out the front door!!
  3. DId you mis-read the word ‘foreigner’? They did not say “ANYONE”, they said “Foreigners“ who join anti-govt protests face deportation and blacklist !!!
  4. If you are not a citizen, you are merely a guest of the country and have NO legal right to interfere with the the politics of that country, be it Thailand, Cambodia, Canada, USA, UK; etc!! While I believe non-citizens should, within limits, be allowed to express reasoned opinions on web sites and public forums such as this, surely we shouldn’t expect to be allowed to promote or incite violent actions such as overthrowing the government?!! Were you to allow someone into your house, would you tolerate that person’s subsequent efforts to interfere with the rules set down in your house? I think not!!! Until you become a citizen of a country, keeping your nose out of its politics is my advice!!
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