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RTP warn Thais: DON'T copy the violent scenes in Netflix's viral hit Squid Game

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In case you haven't watched Squid Game, I'll spoil it for you.

It's completely stupid.  

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3 minutes ago, Blumpie said:

In case you haven't watched Squid Game, I'll spoil it for you.

It's completely stupid.  

I loved it, as did millions of other people. But it's certainly not for everyone.

Pol Col Krissana Pattanacharoen said the show depicts violence and mutilation and could lead to real-life copycat crime. 

 

Any bagging or concrete filled oil drums in the Mekong to be ignored all perfectly normal ????

Don't watch violence on Squid Game watch it in nightly videos of RTP brutal  treatment of Thalu Gas protestors.

I like this Squid Game meme for the local market...don't copy as only the RTP have the right to do so !

 

 

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