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Video: Ninety two year old Thai driver knocked out in road rage incident in Chachoengsao

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in Eastern Thailand

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On 4/17/2020 at 5:41 AM, Antonymous said:

Lock him up and throw away the key. Never thought I'd see myself saying that, but I'm just too angry to see this behaviour.

I don't agree, sorry. State's seriously need to start looking into putting people in the ground for this behaviour. With all that's going on in the world and the huge overpopulation, why do we need to retain such oxygen-thieving mouthbreathers? If the poor chap dies, it should be a straightforward by the judiciary.

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  • Bobobirdiebuddy
    Bobobirdiebuddy

    Maybe if he wasn't such a coward and punk, more like it.  You really are finding some excuse for this?  Sure can't see ANY rationalization for attacking a 92 year old man, zero.

  • Antonymous
    Antonymous

    The pick up driver was not physically threatened, yet he used physical violence against this frail man.   After knocking him to the ground he showed no remorse. He made no attempt to help.

  • KhunBENQ
    KhunBENQ

    Welcome to the land of smiles psychopaths. So many with deep rooted disorders.    

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