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Maybe unpopular but I believe there is no good reason for a coup. This would imply that any acts by a junta are automatically illegal; all charges made by a junta are illegal; anyone found guilty of anything by a junta are innocent until democracy returns. 

People may say a junta may pass good laws or jail real criminals but those acts should be automatically illegal in themselves. 

In short, an illegal government cannot do anything legally by nature of their method of taking power 

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8 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Maybe unpopular but I believe there is no good reason for a coup. This would imply that any acts by a junta are automatically illegal; all charges made by a junta are illegal; anyone found guilty of anything by a junta are innocent until democracy returns. 

People may say a junta may pass good laws or jail real criminals but those acts should be automatically illegal in themselves. 

In short, an illegal government cannot do anything legally by nature of their method of taking power 

This is based on What!!!!

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9 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Maybe unpopular but I believe there is no good reason for a coup. This would imply that any acts by a junta are automatically illegal; all charges made by a junta are illegal; anyone found guilty of anything by a junta are innocent until democracy returns. 

People may say a junta may pass good laws or jail real criminals but those acts should be automatically illegal in themselves. 

In short, an illegal government cannot do anything legally by nature of their method of taking power 

That is something that I have been saying for years.

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12 minutes ago, MikeandDow said:

This is based on What!!!!

Why does it have to be based on something else? 

Do you fully support and justify coups?

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19 minutes ago, billd766 said:

That is something that I have been saying for years.

Some don't get it though. Sigh.

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9 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Why does it have to be based on something else? 

Do you fully support and justify coups?

well that is only YOUR opinion,

You can Justify a coup in the name of Democracy which is the case in Bolivia. so in some cases "yes" i would support a coup

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6 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

I believe Thaksin is a bigger threat for the country than Prawit.. 2 coups already took place while Thaksin clan was in charge and now when I read aseannews, there are more topics of Thaksin than of the PM who should be in charge, but it seems that daddy is taking over the party and the Government and I am wondering how far and how long it will be accepted

The Thai people would definitely disagree with you! Thailand was doing very well when Taksin was in power, he changed the lives of many people for the better, something the Army has never ever done! Taksin has his faults like most politicians, but is smarter and knows how to run a country, the army had NFI and resisted any idea of democracy!

Anyway the people’s party will win the next election! Need someone young like Pita to lead with honesty, it’s about time!

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5 hours ago, billd766 said:

No military coup general is ever better than a freely elected PM voted for by the people of the country.

 

He only becomes a dictator.

 

 

I agree with you regarding a military  coup not being better than a free elected PM but surely what Thailand now has is an unelected government and PM where her father seems to be running the country behind her back. This government was not what the Thai people voted for, they actually voted for Pita and the MFP party. Pita should be PM right now but the senate which is heavily biased towards the military overruled his accession to the role of PM.

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2 minutes ago, zepplin said:

The Thai people would definitely disagree with you! Thailand was doing very well when Taksin was in power, he changed the lives of many people for the better, something the Army has never ever done! Taksin has his faults like most politicians, but is smarter and knows how to run a country, the army had NFI and resisted any idea of democracy!

Anyway the people’s party will win the next election! Need someone young like Pita to lead with honesty, it’s about time!

Because,  Thaskins goverment put in a few good policys, it does not say he was good for the country, its proven he was only looking after himself and his clan,  the guy is resonsible for killings , corruption, found guily of that charge, The Thaksin government faced allegations of corruption, authoritarianism, treason, conflicts of interest, acting non-diplomatically, and muzzling of the press. Thaksin was accused of tax evasion, lèse majesté ,he is not liked by the majority of the thai poeople, Yes, the PP might win the next election, but what will happen ??  the Thai people are lethargic, democracy is fought for not given. and untill the Thai people get off there arse, nothing will change!

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12 minutes ago, dantho said:

I agree with you regarding a military  coup not being better than a free elected PM but surely what Thailand now has is an unelected government and PM where her father seems to be running the country behind her back. This government was not what the Thai people voted for, they actually voted for Pita and the MFP party. Pita should be PM right now but the senate which is heavily biased towards the military overruled his accession to the role of PM.

Spot on !!

A coup is a tool! some can be good, overthrow dictators, Boliva is a good example, some can be bad !!  you can not give a blanket statment saying all coup are bad !! The Thai people need to control corruption,then the Hiso.and the military once this is done you may have a democracy

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