At least Mps were elected by the people. Senators were just  selected by some people 

10 hours ago, trainman34014 said:

ORDER....Order......!

 

Preceded by the following exchange :

 

' I'm gonna kick yer head in ! '

' Yea ? '

' Yea ! '

' Yea ? '

' Yea ! '

' Yea ? '

' Yea ! '

 

etc etc until  ' Order order. '

 

 

So the kindergarten has finally and officially opened - I hear! 

Kampala spring to mind - a good example can be taken from Uganda ....

I seem to remember on the first day of an elected parliament , a few years ago , the honourable  PT member for Don Muang beat the living daylights out of another member over some business dispute . No change there then !

What? Quarrels at the trough?

...what NO flying Kung FOO kick... Missed.... and the MP hurts himself?

12 hours ago, NanLaew said:

I prefer to think it bodes well for Thailand and the future. All these years of simply rubber-stamping the edicts of the con artist formerly known as General.

Maybe one day in the not so distant future, these impertinent challenges will result in the PM's head exploding. 

19 hours ago, colinneil said:

Just think Kittisak is supposed to be there doing a job to help the people, and he is behaving like a street thug.

What kind of example is he setting?

Exactly like you said, a prime example of a street thug. 

After the challenge, he rang six of his mates to meet him on the car park to give the opposition guy a good seeing-to.

The senate and senators unelected corrupt stooges ! They dont investigations of their buddies and those who put them in power, only opponents of their corrupt Practices !


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22 hours ago, dcnx said:

Machetes for everyone!

 

What an example these two lizards make.

 

On 7/27/2019 at 9:40 AM, rooster59 said:

has admitted that he lost his cool because of Yutthapong’s non-stop bad-mouthing of other MPs.

bad news for you man.... it's called democracy but maybe you don't know the meaning, should check the MP's in the UK