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24 minutes ago, webfact said:

“We will not let anyone destroy the country, or lead the Thai people by the nose

No, that’s your job. And you currently have them by the balls. 

7 minutes ago, webfact said:

Staff gave them an extra 30 minutes to complete but many said they could no longer concentrate after the trouble and wanted to resit. 

 

This possibility is being discussed. 

What needs to be discussed? 

Absolutely appalling behaviour from these men-children. If you read other stories about this, there are also allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault on the school kids. 

And to think, these violent scumbags were supposedly celebrating a Buddhist ordination. 

17 minutes ago, smedly said:

correct about what exactly - the process is far from over 

 

If you think that me criticizing the Thai government or calling them out on something makes you somehow right - it is in your simple little world only

 

it really is rather childish

 

I call a spade a spade - and I pretty much don't care for the Childish "I told you so" rhetoric or being ambushed every time I voice my opinion

 

Grow up and get lost 

It really wasn't that hard to foresee. Even if at the beginning you thought the coup may lead on to something good, it didn't take long 'til you realised that it really wasn't. And unless something changes, it's only going to get worse. You can't implement a form of checks and balances and then say they don't apply to you. They should either apply to everyone or no one. 

Time for someone else to have a go at it. 

19 minutes ago, Nyezhov said:

Whats your point? Dead is dead. The cops screwed up, but its not like that is exclusive to Thailand.

So the cops don’t deserve criticism because it happened somewhere else? 

45 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

Police will have the power to confiscate vehicles used by drunks.

Seems a bit harsh to be going around taking alcholics’ vehicles. 

10 minutes ago, webfact said:

Thai businessman and collector Thammarit Jira handed in 104 pieces of prehistoric artefacts, including famous Ban Chiang pottery to Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha at the National Museum on Friday

If Prawit is there, be sure to explain to him that none of these artifacts are 'borrowers'. 

What a horrible little woman. Hope she stays in prison for a long, long time. As for the people who helped bury the body and the senetences they received, disgusting. 

1 minute ago, SammyT said:

If this offender was a farang, you'd have the anti-thai brigade in here saying the complainants were making it up to get money out of him...

Alright, calm down. Don't stoop to the Thai-bashers level by being the other side of the same coin. 

13 minutes ago, webfact said:

Serial sex pest arrested in Nonthaburi - he blames Viagra

Maybe police should bring Viagra in for questioning. 

4 minutes ago, boonrawdcnx said:

The Germans have a word for people like him - “Zivilversager“ - people who are losers outside the barracks without their guns and uniforms being ordered around by others their entire life. Being told when to get up, walk, run, eat and turn off the lights and go to sleep. Most of them are useless in real life - brainwashed to the limit, narrow minded not fit for civilian life where they actually have to think and fend for themselves - not being taken care of like little babies.


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Ah, in England we just call them bullies, rats or weasels. 

Looks like a bunch of 'farangs'. One of those farangs has even managed to steal himself a flag. Very patriotic.  

14 minutes ago, webfact said:

Police sent both parties to Taksin Hospital to have their injuries assessed and will meet them both again on Wednesday

Oh, yea - tomorrow's a holiday. 

Scary stuff. I’ve seen this pack mentality a few times here and it’s really ugly. It makes you realize how precarious the balance can be. People with pent up rage absolutely exploding. 

I’d like to see the aurhoties throw the book at these scumbags, but I won’t hold my breath. 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Police deny general involved in accident talks

So a general is involved in talks, then. 

51 minutes ago, Greyhat said:

They don't anger takes hold. It's very easy to sit at a computer and point out he made a terrible mistake but in the moment you're talking about some extremely powerful urges to protect your offspring. He made a serious mistake and he and his child will suffer the consequences. It's unfortunate the victim put the man in this position to begin with.

When I was about 11, I was threatened with assault by an adult. I told my older brother and we went out to find the guy who did it. When my brother found him, he grabbed him by the throat, pushed him against a wall and angrily told him if he ever did it again he'd get a hiding. The adult apologised and looked really scared. My eldest brother was always very protective of me, but even as a 20-year-old, he knew that beating this guy up in front of me would be a terrible example to set. 

Violence begets violence. If I'd seen my brother give this guy a beating, that would most definitely have affected me. Seeing my brother get very angry, but still keeping his composure, taught me a valuable lesson. Kicking a man to death in front of your four-year-old kid goes way past the red mist or anger taking hold. It's purely psychotic and deplorable. 

27 minutes ago, webfact said:

Immigration chief Lt-Gen Surachate "Big Joke" Hakparn was notable by his absence on this occasion

Wow! Maybe even BJ is getting bored of himself.