Popular Post snoop1130 Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 A Thai man slapped a famous lawyer during an interview at the Central Investigation Bureau’s Complaint Centre in Bangkok today, November 1, claiming he was offended by the lawyer’s criticism of Islam. Pictures and videos of the incident, in which renowned lawyer Dhammarat Sarapanya was slapped, circulated on Thai social media this afternoon. Dhammarat was seen giving an interview at the complaint centre when the assailant suddenly approached and struck him. Dhammarat visited the complaint centre today to file a complaint against a well-known influencer named Beer, better known on TikTok as Khon Tuen Thum. Beer is recognised as a Buddhist doctrine commentator who offers strong opinions and answers questions from netizens based on Buddhist principles. Dhammarat accused Beer of insulting the Buddhist religion, allegedly violating Section 206 of the Criminal Code, which could lead to up to one year of imprisonment, a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both. Dhammarat had just completed the complaint process and was speaking to the media when the incident occurred. The attacker was later identified as 28 year old Jaruwate Pongchawee, who is currently detained at Phahonyothin Police Station. He was questioned for over an hour regarding the motive behind the assault as many suspected it was involved with Beer. Jaruwate denied Beer’s involvement and explained that he had previously seen Dhammarat share opinions and criticism about Islam on his Facebook account. As his wife is Muslim, he found Dhammarat’s post offensive. Lawyer doubts motive Jaruwate stated that he came to the complaint centre to discuss the matter with the lawyer but Dhammarat refused. So he acted in anger and slapped the lawyer, as seen on social media and in news reports. Jaruwate also asserted that his two friends who accompanied him to the complaint centre were not involved in the physical assault. He claimed he acted alone and did not plan the attack. Dhammarat expressed doubt over Jaruwate’s explanation to the media and police, suspecting that someone with a vendetta against him may have been behind the attack. He asked the police to check Jaruwate’s phone to see with whom he had been in contact before the incident. Dhammarat said that the slap was a minor issue for him as he previously survived an attempted shooting. However, he insisted that he would pursue legal action against Jaruwate. He also issued a warning to anyone contemplating harm against him, stating he would consider purchasing more firearms for his protection. In a related report, a Thai man recently accused Dhammarat of hiding his Ducati motorcycle to evade repossession by a finance company, which led the man to nearly lose his home to the lender. The lawyer has maintained his innocence and threatened to sue anyone who attempts to damage his reputation. By Petch Petpailin Photo via MGR Online Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-01 1 6
Popular Post Will B Good Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 Not allowed to criticise anyone's fantasy........big no no. I am an ardent believer in the tiny spinning teapot and I kill any man who says anything against my tiny spinning teapot. 1 8
Popular Post Callmeishmael Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 I'll see your tiny spinning teapot and raise you a flying spaghetti monster! 2 1 3
Will B Good Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 9 minutes ago, Callmeishmael said: I'll see your tiny spinning teapot and raise you a flying spaghetti monster! Damn. I'll raise with a Juju. 2
Popular Post ikke1959 Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 Moslims are all over the world a problem with their islam 5 1 8
Popular Post Rampant Rabbit Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 Ill raise your FSM and inlude "spirituality" 1 1 1
Popular Post Bday Prang Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 If he's so enamoured with Islam send him to prison in the south. He can make a few new friends 4
Will B Good Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 13 minutes ago, Rampant Rabbit said: Ill raise your FSM and inlude "spirituality" Call...I have a prile....Jesus, Mohamed, Abraham.....and I was blind......but then I could see. 1
Popular Post sammieuk1 Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 When they are not trying to hack your head off or slaughter your kids Muslims are very sensitive to just about anything🤔 10 1 3
sherwood Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 53 minutes ago, ikke1959 said: Moslims are all over the world a problem with their islam Time for a major cull. I would suggest a bounty on every one of them. How to prove they are Islamist will need a little more consideration but close enough should be good enough. It's time ladies and gents. 1 1 1
Will B Good Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 1 minute ago, sherwood said: Time for a major cull. I would suggest a bounty on every one of them. How to prove they are Islamist will need a little more consideration but close enough should be good enough. It's time ladies and gents. WTF? 1 1
Gottfrid Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 Calling Mr Mohammed, Calling Mr. Muhammed, Mr Muhammed Wake up now!
Popular Post Srikcir Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 Every faith has its dollops of blind/fantacism beliefs. Unsurprisingly, religious cultism doesn't ultimately bode well for people's security and individual aspirations (freedom). You cannot really side with one religion as the correct faith above all others. They are all flawed. 2 1 1 1
Popular Post spidermike007 Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 There are some nations where the criticism of Islam or the prophet is a capital offense. Where does such extremism, insecurity, and churlishness come from? If you are secure in your faith and beliefs, what other say should mean little. That astonishing level of fear says alot. 4 6 1
SAFETY FIRST Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 10 hours ago, snoop1130 said: previously seen Dhammarat share opinions and criticism about Islam on his Facebook account. As his wife is Muslim, he found Dhammarat’s post offensive. Looks like his wife has trained him well, Islam, very aggressive religion, always hostility. These people need to grow up. 10 hours ago, snoop1130 said: The attacker was later identified as 28 year old Jaruwate Pongchawee, I get offended occasionally by what some people say but I'd never hit or attack someone. 1
Popular Post The Old Bull Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 True religions confine themselves to affairs of the soul. When they interfere in worldly things like what you can eat, what you can drink or what you can wear then they should be considered a cult and eliminated. 2 1 1
watchcat Posted November 1, 2024 Posted November 1, 2024 11 hours ago, snoop1130 said: claiming he was offended by the lawyer’s criticism of Islam. I think the lawyer was right in his criticism. 2
Popular Post loong Posted November 1, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 1, 2024 1 hour ago, spidermike007 said: There are some nations where the criticism of Islam or the prophet is a capital offense. Where does such extremism, insecurity, and churlishness come from? If you are secure in your faith and beliefs, what other say should mean little. That astonishing level of fear says alot. It seems that in countries like Pakistan, if you want rid of someone, just falsely accuse them of Blasphemy and the Muslim mob will murder them! 4 1 1
Popular Post Presnock Posted November 2, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 2, 2024 11 hours ago, ikke1959 said: Moslims are all over the world a problem with their islam yes, Sunni vs <deleted>e fighting and killing each other since the 600's and insisting that ALL people recongize theirs as the one true religion while spitting on any other religion. I have lived and work in MUSLIM fundamenalist city for a couple of years, had what I considered "friends" claimed to be devout Muslims tell me horror stories besides the ones openly reported in the local newspapers daily, so my feelings about them are well founded IMHO. I have also spent some time in another MUSLIM countries that for the most part, in the big cities are not so fundamentalist nor unaccepting of other non-MUSLIMS, at least in the time that I was interacting with them. I agree that the extremism is due to insecurity from within the people that are teaching the citizens from a very young age 4 years old to HATE the western countries. This was explained to me, however, I still fail to understand it. 3
soalbundy Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 It seems that violence does protect a religion, ever since they stopped burning people at the stake Christianity has been in decline.....or maybe it has to do with better education and critical thinking......I don't think logic or critical thinking is advisable in a Muslim community.
Andre0720 Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 11 hours ago, sammieuk1 said: When they are not trying to hack your head off or slaughter your kids Muslims are very sensitive to just about anything🤔 Seems to me that this aggressor might be of Buddhist culture... While he mentioned that his wife is Muslim.... Muslims, as you describe, are in fact looking for reasons to be offended, and then become hostile, to please Muhammad. But it is so for Arab Muslims. I am starting to wonder if the Buddhist culture also get people looking out for reasons to be hostile. All the stabbings, domestic violence, violence between gangs in school. Oh well, I saw nothing of that when I was growing up as a kid in my country.... Oh, I see here many fans of Dawkins, that I follow, and that does not require any religious belief. And as he said, if Islam was a religion of peace, its extremist members would be extremely peaceful... His view could also apply to other delusional beliefs....
Grumpy one Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 12 hours ago, snoop1130 said: A Thai man slapped a famous lawyer during an interview at the Central Investigation Bureau’s Complaint Centre in Bangkok today, November 1, claiming he was offended by the lawyer’s criticism of Islam. Pictures and videos of the incident, in which renowned lawyer Dhammarat Sarapanya was slapped, circulated on Thai social media this afternoon. Dhammarat was seen giving an interview at the complaint centre when the assailant suddenly approached and struck him. Dhammarat visited the complaint centre today to file a complaint against a well-known influencer named Beer, better known on TikTok as Khon Tuen Thum. Beer is recognised as a Buddhist doctrine commentator who offers strong opinions and answers questions from netizens based on Buddhist principles. Dhammarat accused Beer of insulting the Buddhist religion, allegedly violating Section 206 of the Criminal Code, which could lead to up to one year of imprisonment, a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both. Dhammarat had just completed the complaint process and was speaking to the media when the incident occurred. The attacker was later identified as 28 year old Jaruwate Pongchawee, who is currently detained at Phahonyothin Police Station. He was questioned for over an hour regarding the motive behind the assault as many suspected it was involved with Beer. Jaruwate denied Beer’s involvement and explained that he had previously seen Dhammarat share opinions and criticism about Islam on his Facebook account. As his wife is Muslim, he found Dhammarat’s post offensive. Lawyer doubts motive Jaruwate stated that he came to the complaint centre to discuss the matter with the lawyer but Dhammarat refused. So he acted in anger and slapped the lawyer, as seen on social media and in news reports. Jaruwate also asserted that his two friends who accompanied him to the complaint centre were not involved in the physical assault. He claimed he acted alone and did not plan the attack. Dhammarat expressed doubt over Jaruwate’s explanation to the media and police, suspecting that someone with a vendetta against him may have been behind the attack. He asked the police to check Jaruwate’s phone to see with whom he had been in contact before the incident. Dhammarat said that the slap was a minor issue for him as he previously survived an attempted shooting. However, he insisted that he would pursue legal action against Jaruwate. He also issued a warning to anyone contemplating harm against him, stating he would consider purchasing more firearms for his protection. In a related report, a Thai man recently accused Dhammarat of hiding his Ducati motorcycle to evade repossession by a finance company, which led the man to nearly lose his home to the lender. The lawyer has maintained his innocence and threatened to sue anyone who attempts to damage his reputation. By Petch Petpailin Photo via MGR Online Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-01 So Beer is suspected to be the cause of this bitch slap Who could have thought anyone would want beer as a name
WDSmart Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 This is like fighting over who is describing the best sighting of Bigfoot. All delusions!
john donson Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 insulting the Buddhist religion, allegedly violating Section 206 of the Criminal Code, so if we say here that a certain crooked (pedo, stealing, abusing, frauding) monk or abbot did... we risk a fine?
Popular Post proton Posted November 2, 2024 Popular Post Posted November 2, 2024 Islam is responsible for over 48k terror attacks between 1979 and 2021, killing over 210k people, the list does not include the deaths in Thailand. Slaps in the face are almost terms of endearment when it comes to the cult in intolerance and violence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Islamist_terrorist_attacks is 2 1
fondue zoo Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 The Slappening "Keep my religions's name out [of] your f🙈cking mouth!" Oh my god, he slapped the highlights out of his hair! 1
JBChiangRai Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 My imaginary friend is better than your imaginary friend. On the issue of Islam, the Quran is supposed to be the word of god but on the subject of science it has been proven wrong. Which one is more likely, millions of followers believing it’s the word of god who made a mistake or a proven criminal warlord writing a piece of fiction that has fooled millions? 1 1
Will B Good Posted November 2, 2024 Posted November 2, 2024 4 hours ago, watchcat said: I think the lawyer was right in his criticism. I'd go so far as to say any criticism of any religion by anyone for whatever reason is perfectly valid.
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