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Why Don'T Rural Thai People Follow Sufficiency Economic Theory?


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Did those who proposed it follow it themselves?

Of course they do. I really don't like what you are implying. :angry:

What you don't like are the facts.

I think that the OP may have a distorted view of the Thai welfare system.:wacko:

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First principle of a Sufficiency Economic Theory - don't get a pet dog when you cannot afford dog food.

Don't make babies when you cannot even support yourself.

If you can't support yourself, no-one else will do it but your children... seems quite prudent to me...

You've obviously never had a hobby

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First principle of a Sufficiency Economic Theory - don't get a pet dog when you cannot afford dog food.

Don't make babies when you cannot even support yourself.

If you can't support yourself, no-one else will do it but your children... seems quite prudent to me...

And now we know where those steret kids in the developing world are sired from...:whistling:

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First principle of a Sufficiency Economic Theory - don't get a pet dog when you cannot afford dog food.

Don't make babies when you cannot even support yourself.

If you can't support yourself, no-one else will do it but your children... seems quite prudent to me...

And now we know where those street kids in the developing world are sired from...:whistling:

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First principle of a Sufficiency Economic Theory - don't get a pet dog when you cannot afford dog food.

Don't make babies when you cannot even support yourself.

If you can't support yourself, no-one else will do it but your children... seems quite prudent to me...

And now we know where those steret kids in the developing world are sired from...:whistling:

If they're mine, I disown them - they seem quite lacking in both capability and ambition!

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