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Rights group calls on government to stop arming civilians in Deep South


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1 minute ago, ChrisY1 said:

Giving Somchai from the rice field an M16, then a crash course in shooting people, is not the way. We all know that!

no, we dont. decent law-abiding civilians should have a right and possibility to defend themselves.

 

only terrorists should have no rights at all.

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18 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

Those of us from the UK are very well aware of what happens when civilians are armed up and take action to defend themselves and their rights. 30 of bloody strife that almost amounted to a civil war in Northern Island.

so leave only terrorists with weapon would be better?

 

18 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

Decent law-abiding civilians should NOT become embroiled in this conflict.

decent civilians should have a right to defend themselves. because you can't put a soldier with a gun next any any civilian.

 

18 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

As a note to history, British armed forces successfully quelled a militant insurgency just to the south of here, in Malaysia, without using 'armed civilian volunteers.'

they did that when British empire was number one in the world and there were no international leftist bureaucracy, the UN, tribunal in Hague - so british soldier were able to do whatever they wanted to defeat Muslim extremists.

for example, Americans in Philippines cover dead bodies of muslim terrorists in pork skin. Islam says shahids will not go to paradise if they are buried like that. and terrorism in Philippines ceased

 

now this maneuver would be called intolerant, cruel and politically incorrect.

 

now hands of official armies of sovereign states are tied by leftist organizations defending terrorists (which were founded by the USSR in order to destroy capitalist world), that's why countries have to use private military companies or arm civilians to defend themselves from terrorists

 

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1 hour ago, Moonlover said:

Those of us from the UK are very well aware of what happens when civilians are armed up and take action to defend themselves and their rights. 30 of bloody strife that almost amounted to a civil war in Northern Island.

 

It is the duty and responsibility of the police and the army to defend civilians and to act against these insurgent forces, not 'volunteer civilians'. Decent law-abiding civilians should NOT become embroiled in this conflict.

 

As a note to history, British armed forces successfully quelled a militant insurgency just to the south of here, in Malaysia, without using 'armed civilian volunteers.' And they were operating in an unfamiliar environment some 7,000 miles from home.

 

Don't bother.

 

You're talking to a "Red Gaur".

 

 

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34 minutes ago, Enoon said:

 

Don't bother.

 

You're talking to a "Red Gaur".

 

 

Yes I know, but thanks for the advice.

 

The 51 'like' and 'thanks' tags that I got when I spoke out on this matter on Wednesday well and truly trumps the 'Red Gaur's  very flawed diatribes. I'll leave it at that.

 

 

 

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The concept behind village defense volunteers was to 'demilitarise' areas to some extent, in turn reducing the chance of confrontation.

 

May have to take this one back to the drawing board. ..........

Posted
9 hours ago, webfact said:

Rights group calls on government to stop arming civilians in Deep South

Another flawed Army plan:

January 2019

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30362720  

The Army plans to have some of its soldiers ordained into the monkhood and assigned to posts in temples, Commander in Chief General Apirat Kongsompong said on Tuesday.  

Having soldiers as monks in temples will create confidence and ease concerns among the public and other monks over their safety. Apirat said soldiers will join the plan voluntarily.  

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