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Democrat calls for PM Yingluck to review decision to bring up amnesty bill

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Democrat calls for PM to review decision to bring up amnesty bill

BANGKOK, 25 July 2013 (NNT) – The Democrat Party is calling on Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to review her decision to bring up the amnesty bill drafted by a Pheu Thai MP for House consideration on 7th of August 2013.


Democrat spokesman Chawanon Intarakomalyasut urged the government not to include the amnesty bill proposed by Pheu Thai MP for Samut Prakan Worachai Hema on the agenda of the House session scheduled for August 7th.

Chawanon said if the draft was approved, it would certainly bring conflicts and violence back to this nation, even though the amnesty bill was meant only for the people who had taken part in the protests. He added that the move was only to please some ‘Red Shirt’ leaders who missed out on minister positions, in order for the government to maintain its political stronghold.

Other than the amnesty draft bill, the appropriation bill for the fiscal year 2014 will be reviewed by the House as well, which is scheduled to be deliberated in the second and third meetings from 14-15 August, whereas the two-trillion-baht loan bill for the country's infrastructure development project will be considered the following week.

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"The Democrat Party is calling on Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to review her decision..."

Utter gibberish. My cats had more input on this decision than Yingluck, and as far as I know they don't even follow politics that closely.

Dear Democrat spokesman Chawanon Intarakomalyasut, if you don't like a bill then you can bring up arguments against it during the debate and then vote against that bill. What, you cannot win the vote because you don't have a majority? Why didn't you win the majority? Because the majority of Thais don't like your party? Well bad luck for you but I am going to teach you a lesson for life: this is called Democracy, the majority wins, the minority looses!

Based on the name of your party we could expect you to know that, unless the name of your party is just another big lie! Other lesson: to make threats is not democratic either!

You just come home from a trip to a red shirt school?

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Dear Democrat spokesman Chawanon Intarakomalyasut, if you don't like a bill then you can bring up arguments against it during the debate and then vote against that bill. What, you cannot win the vote because you don't have a majority? Why didn't you win the majority? Because the majority of Thais don't like your party? Well bad luck for you but I am going to teach you a lesson for life: this is called Democracy, the majority wins, the minority looses!

Based on the name of your party we could expect you to know that, unless the name of your party is just another big lie! Other lesson: to make threats is not democratic either!

"Other lesson: to make threats is not democratic either!" Really?

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Concern-as-red-shirts-threaten-mass-protest-30205645.html

http://www.dw.de/red-shirts-threaten-protest/a-6540305

The Red Shirt Brigade threatens any opposition gathering whenever they can.

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Dear Democrat spokesman Chawanon Intarakomalyasut, if you don't like a bill then you can bring up arguments against it during the debate and then vote against that bill. What, you cannot win the vote because you don't have a majority? Why didn't you win the majority? Because the majority of Thais don't like your party? Well bad luck for you but I am going to teach you a lesson for life: this is called Democracy, the majority wins, the minority looses!

Based on the name of your party we could expect you to know that, unless the name of your party is just another big lie! Other lesson: to make threats is not democratic either!

Yes - making threats is not democratic - like threatening legal action against free speech for instance.

The current government holds the majority in parliament but was not elected by a majority of the people. This probably explains their reluctance to hold referendums on the constituional amendments they'd like to make. The majority of the Thai people don't like PTP either.

The opposition have won the Bangkok governor election as well as the Don Meuang by-election, taking over a long term PTP and previous incarnations held seat. And this, from a fairly ineffective opposition, shows the dwindling support for the current click in power.

The current government are now openly led by a convicted fugitve criminal, on the run from serving a prison sentence and facing serious outstanding criminal charges, and to whom they have illegally issued a new passport and meet regularly with. Nobody voted for this person yet he leads the party, dictates policy and chooses the ministers. They are trying hard to dismantle the few vesitiges of democracy that do exist.

You have a very interesting idea of democracy. Where did you get your political science degree, Khao San Road?

Dear Democrat spokesman Chawanon Intarakomalyasut, if you don't like a bill then you can bring up arguments against it during the debate and then vote against that bill. What, you cannot win the vote because you don't have a majority? Why didn't you win the majority? Because the majority of Thais don't like your party? Well bad luck for you but I am going to teach you a lesson for life: this is called Democracy, the majority wins, the minority looses!

Based on the name of your party we could expect you to know that, unless the name of your party is just another big lie! Other lesson: to make threats is not democratic either!

Oh my smile.png I am guessing you are fairly new to Thailand and Thai politics? Here is a lesson for your life: Thai politics has very little to do with democracy, no matter which party is in charge biggrin.png

And here again, people accept threats if they are coming from the "right" people and not if they are coming from the wrong people! And everybody accepts it! I've been in Thailand long enough to know how it works! Wich is why someone needs to teach them how things works and to those expacts who support murderers, it is not because you hate murderers that you will love thiefs, but I guess you have been in Thailand for so long that for you know it is "if you are not with me, you are against me!" so a lesson to you smart anti-democrats: There is another way!

And here again, people accept threats if they are coming from the "right" people and not if they are coming from the wrong people! And everybody accepts it! I've been in Thailand long enough to know how it works! Wich is why someone needs to teach them how things works and to those expacts who support murderers, it is not because you hate murderers that you will love thiefs, but I guess you have been in Thailand for so long that for you know it is "if you are not with me, you are against me!" so a lesson to you smart anti-democrats: There is another way!

I've read this twice and it makes no sense to me.

Can you try again?

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Your idea of democracy is very limited...

Dear Democrat spokesman Chawanon Intarakomalyasut, if you don't like a bill then you can bring up arguments against it during the debate and then vote against that bill. What, you cannot win the vote because you don't have a majority? Why didn't you win the majority? Because the majority of Thais don't like your party? Well bad luck for you but I am going to teach you a lesson for life: this is called Democracy, the majority wins, the minority looses!

Based on the name of your party we could expect you to know that, unless the name of your party is just another big lie! Other lesson: to make threats is not democratic either!

And here again, people accept threats if they are coming from the "right" people and not if they are coming from the wrong people! And everybody accepts it! I've been in Thailand long enough to know how it works! Wich is why someone needs to teach them how things works and to those expacts who support murderers, it is not because you hate murderers that you will love thiefs, but I guess you have been in Thailand for so long that for you know it is "if you are not with me, you are against me!" so a lesson to you smart anti-democrats: There is another way!

I've read this twice and it makes no sense to me.

Can you try again?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

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And here again, people accept threats if they are coming from the "right" people and not if they are coming from the wrong people! And everybody accepts it! I've been in Thailand long enough to know how it works! Wich is why someone needs to teach them how things works and to those expacts who support murderers, it is not because you hate murderers that you will love thiefs, but I guess you have been in Thailand for so long that for you know it is "if you are not with me, you are against me!" so a lesson to you smart anti-democrats: There is another way!

I've read this twice and it makes no sense to me.

Can you try again?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

+1

Let me do it again in a simple way:

if yellow shirt make threat, you think ok.

if red shirt make threat, you think not ok.

Me no like Abhisit or Taksin! You think if no like Abhisit, then like Taksin!

And here again, people accept threats if they are coming from the "right" people and not if they are coming from the wrong people! And everybody accepts it! I've been in Thailand long enough to know how it works! Wich is why someone needs to teach them how things works and to those expacts who support murderers, it is not because you hate murderers that you will love thiefs, but I guess you have been in Thailand for so long that for you know it is "if you are not with me, you are against me!" so a lesson to you smart anti-democrats: There is another way!

A call to review a decision let to all this? Amazingrolleyes.gif

And here again, people accept threats if they are coming from the "right" people and not if they are coming from the wrong people! And everybody accepts it! I've been in Thailand long enough to know how it works! Wich is why someone needs to teach them how things works and to those expacts who support murderers, it is not because you hate murderers that you will love thiefs, but I guess you have been in Thailand for so long that for you know it is "if you are not with me, you are against me!" so a lesson to you smart anti-democrats: There is another way!

I've read this twice and it makes no sense to me.

Can you try again?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

+1

Let me do it again in a simple way:

if yellow shirt make threat, you think ok.

if red shirt make threat, you think not ok.

Me no like Abhisit or Taksin! You think if no like Abhisit, then like Taksin!

That's much better - found a level.

Me no like yellow

Me no like red

Me no like Thaksin

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