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Why dont someone shows more care about the issues of these people?

If the money seized from Thaksin was to be used for the improvment of the rural areas where most of the red shirts are from, that by building better infrastructures schools hospitals, agricultural subventions and help and so on the list is long.

I am sure that will ease the tensions and wouldnt leave any good reason for those people to be there

who are for the most rural farmers poorly educated living without basic infrastructure and feeding most of the country from their work and labor but now considered as brutal animals running the streets of Bangkok, yes the violence and the resturn of Thaksin are 2 no gos and are non sense.

but on the other hand there is certain claims of these people that are right, why shall the industry in big cities profits only to the elite while the rest of the country is completely neglected.

What we see now in Bangkok is a rise of the poor awarness and revolt against a sysytem that kept them dumb for so long.

and unfortunately those who took the opportunuty to open their eyes on this are using the power for their own political intrests.

Lurk much? lol

Can you give me a better explained opinion on this please?

Why dont someone shows more care about the issues of these people?

If the money seized from Thaksin was to be used for the improvment of the rural areas where most of the red shirts are from, that by building better infrastructures schools hospitals, agricultural subventions and help and so on the list is long.

I am sure that will ease the tensions and wouldnt leave any good reason for those people to be there

who are for the most rural farmers poorly educated living without basic infrastructure and feeding most of the country from their work and labor but now considered as brutal animals running the streets of Bangkok, yes the violence and the resturn of Thaksin are 2 no gos and are non sense.

but on the other hand there is certain claims of these people that are right, why shall the industry in big cities profits only to the elite while the rest of the country is completely neglected.

What we see now in Bangkok is a rise of the poor awarness and revolt against a sysytem that kept them dumb for so long.

and unfortunately those who took the opportunuty to open their eyes on this are using the power for their own political intrests.