Will B Good

I might have missed it, but have drawn any conclusions?

The New York Times reported in February 2021 that: "Since 1933, the economy has grown at an annual average rate of 4.6 percent under Democratic presidents and 2.4 percent under Republicans...The average income of Americans would be more than double its current level if the economy had somehow grown at the Democratic rate for all of the past nine decades. You better head for them thar hills boy.......you'll get some incoming for that.....555

To be fair, you might have accidentally hit upon something there.....555

Shoot all the other road users that annoy you I guess???

Back of the net....555

So probably a good idea to employ incredibly stringent gun controls....... or even better...no guns?

Whatever happened to that lady.....sidekick to Giuliani....supposed lawyer.......went totally OTT on stop the steal......is she in jail yet....or bankrupt...or both?

Good job I don't own a gun........that's a joke....555

I think she slept with everyone of them and this was their payoff and thanks for a jolly good time.....55555 Everyone one of the crew is a slapper in my opinion.

So how is that totally f*****g mental plan working out for the American school kids....????

Hahaha....151 posts.

All the time.......??? I've lived here for 35 years on and off........I've heard two shots..... Thais duck hunting in the boonies.

🤣 Very quickly becomes untenable to defend the absurd.

It never works????? Really? Japan: The rate of gun deaths in Japan is extremely low, often less than 0.1 per 100,000 people annually. In many recent years, the total number of gun-related deaths in Japan has been in the single digits. For example, some years see as few as 10 or fewer deaths nationwide. • United States: In contrast, the U.S. has a much higher rate of gun deaths. As of recent data, the gun death rate in the U.S. is approximately 12 to 13 per 100,000 people annually. This includes all forms of gun deaths: homicides, suicides, and accidental shootings. The total number of gun-related deaths in the U.S. exceeds 40,000 per year, with a significant proportion being suicides.

Have you heard of vets???

Is this what you are hoping Thailand progresses towards....... https://www.today.com/health/gun-violence-leading-cause-death-us-kids-2021-rcna100962?os=i&ref=app

No....ideally...like japan and the UK, as examples....they prefer people not to shoot each other.

Hug Biden and grab Harris by the.......

I wonder if one of his backhanders got delayed during a transfer and this has upset him?

.....and?

In 'his' world men are allowed to be sexual predators...it's macho.....they can sleep with a smany women (or men?) as they want. It is only women that are not allowed partners .....and they must be virgins when they marry..

I take it you know it was JD Vance who called him America's Hitler?

A reminder of your posts....just on this page....... It has not been proven or disproved, as I stated. You are so biased, bitter and toxic that your mind and soul are closed. No point debating with you. I'm surprised they allow politics on this forum. You think someone who steals is not a thief? You betray your ignorance - get out more? Stop posting thousands of times and live a bit. Thank you, John. I am shocked at the toxicity here. This guy, JingThing, has many issues. He can't tell a lie from a lie, but he's happy in his little world of hate and bitterness, posting away for years—a real keyboard warrior! sad

Spot on.

For Thais..... For a Thai citizen to obtain a gun license in Thailand, they must follow a stringent legal process. Here is a step-by-step overview of the requirements and procedures involved: ### 1. **Eligibility Criteria:** - **Age:** The applicant must be at least 20 years old. - **Residency:** The applicant must have a permanent residence in Thailand. This generally means having a registered address and living in the area where they are applying for the license. - **Criminal Record:** The applicant must have a clean criminal record, particularly free of any serious offenses or violent crimes. - **Mental Health:** The applicant must be mentally sound and not have a history of mental illness or substance abuse. ### 2. **Valid Reasons for Ownership:** - **Self-Defense:** The applicant must demonstrate a clear need for a firearm for self-defense. - **Protection of Property:** Owning a firearm for protecting property, such as a business, can be considered. - **Hunting or Sport:** Firearms for hunting or sporting purposes may also be permitted. - **Occupational Need:** Occupations that may require the use of a firearm, such as certain security roles, may justify ownership. ### 3. **Required Documents:** - **National ID Card:** A copy of the Thai national ID card. - **House Registration:** Proof of permanent residence (a copy of the house registration document). - **Proof of Occupation:** Documentation of employment or business registration, especially if the firearm is for occupational reasons. - **Criminal Background Check:** Certificate from the police confirming a clean criminal record. - **Medical Certificate:** A medical certificate indicating mental and physical fitness, often from a government hospital. ### 4. **Application Process:** - **Local District Office:** The applicant must apply at the local district office (Amphoe) where they reside. They will need to fill out an application form (usually form Por 1) and submit all required documents. - **Background Checks:** The authorities will conduct thorough background checks, including verifying the applicant's criminal record and mental health status. - **Interview or Evaluation:** In some cases, the applicant may be required to attend an interview or evaluation to justify the need for a firearm. - **Waiting Period:** The application process can take several weeks to several months as the authorities review the application. ### 5. **Approval and Licensing:** - If the application is approved, the applicant will receive a gun license (Por 3), which allows them to purchase a firearm. - After purchasing a firearm, the owner must register it with the authorities and obtain a firearm registration certificate (Por 4). ### 6. **Restrictions and Conditions:** - The license specifies the type of firearm the owner is allowed to possess. - Carrying firearms in public places is generally prohibited unless specifically authorized. Most licenses only permit the possession of the firearm at home or on private property. ### 7. **Penalties for Non-Compliance:** - Possessing a firearm without a valid license is a serious crime in Thailand, resulting in severe penalties, including imprisonment and fines. ### Summary: Obtaining a gun license in Thailand as a Thai citizen involves meeting strict eligibility criteria, providing thorough documentation, and undergoing a detailed application process. The government closely regulates firearm ownership to ensure public safety.