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9 minutes ago, madmen said:

The Thais are getting on with their lives just like they always do especially now they have a PM

The only protests I have seen in the last 5 years are idiotic farang convinced the natives must follow their big bwana version of democracy and so ironic that Thais are trying to squeeze out the big white man through immigration pressure yet still farang insist its their way or the highway.. too funny.

Hmm, the ravings of a madmen.

The idiotic farang you mention are convinced of nothing other than that the Thai people are deserving of human rights and fair treatment.

You find our views funny, we find yours disgusting.

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