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Twenty injured as drunk man drives car right into ordination ceremony at temple - driver had issues with the organizer


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17 minutes ago, soi3eddie said:

Attempted murder (20 counts). Simple as. 

What will his punishment be? Almost certainly nothing to match the crime. 

A few wais will suffice..

Maybe a 10 baht fine will be thrown in.

No phobem! ????????

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4 hours ago, VinnieK said:

A few wais will suffice..

Maybe a 10 baht fine will be thrown in.

No phobem! ????????

Oh, how original!

Why do we see so many stupid pathetic posts like this?

Does anyone find them even slightly amusing?

 

Same poster in another topic

Nothing serious...a few wais should be ok.

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6 hours ago, JustThisOnePostOnly said:

Is it me or has driving cars into people suddenly become fashionable?

It's long been the fashion, but usually unintentional and due to an inability to drive. It's quite unusual for someone to do it on purpose, at least in Thailand. It happens elsewhere, such as Berlin or Stockholm and other places by wannabe terrorists, who believe that mowing down people who are out for a stroll will somehow further the cause of their religion of peace.

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On 3/28/2023 at 10:15 AM, Mr Dome said:

That projected Thai cool-ness is only a thin facade in some that can get dissolved by alcohol fast and then it may escalate fast to attempted murder.

How can you target the innocent?

Poor education.

IQ around 80.

Cannot handle alcohol consumption.
Undiagnosed mental health issues.

Unable to control emotions. 

No fear of punishment.

Jealousy and envy.

Easy access to weapons.

History of violence and/or unbalanced behaviour.

Etc.

 

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