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From Prayuth’s Lips to National Crusade, Just What is ‘Thai-ism?’

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It is for them (Thais) to know and for us (farang) never to be understood!

It is part of an ancient script- roll, hidden away in the attic of a temple, high in the mountains of Chiang Mai and delivered by word only from one generation to the next!

 

What's that?

Oh yeah...I think, you could say, it is fabricated cow dung, to make people feel better about themselves and better than others!

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23 hours ago, rkidlad said:

Democracy includes freedom of speech. The right to able to discuss and debate. And though this discussing and debating may offend some, it’s just part of life. It’s how we ‘develop’ as humans. 

 

As long as he’s blocking free speech, he’s nothing that even resembles a politician nor does he know anything about democracy. It can’t be Thai democracy because that’s not democracy. Don’t like it? Block yourself off from the world. Enjoy your homemade cars and technology. (And watches)

And again you are right. Unless you consider his real message. Going forward Thai-ism equals Prayuth-isim and no one better question it!

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