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Red-shirt followers force the cancellation of a concert in Nonthaburi

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BANGKOK: -- A concert featuring artist Pongpat Watchabanchong scheduled to be staged at the Rong Beer Holland Thursday night was abruptly cancelled following a protest by red-shirt followers.

About 100 followers of the Nonthaburi-based People’s Radio for Democracy red-shirt group rallied in front of Rong Beer Holland restaurant on Ratchapruek road in Pakkred district to protest against the planned concert.

The protesters charged that Pongpat was not politically neutral and demanded the management to cancel the concert and to remove a poster publicising the concert which was put up in front of the premise.

Mr Sompong Boonpeng, the restaurant manager, held talk with the leaders of the protesting group and submitted to their demands by cancelling the concert and removing the poster.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/red-shirt-followers-force-cancellation-concert-nonthaburi/

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-- Thai PBS 2014-03-28

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Bunch of complete winkers the lot of them, Thai democracy in action, along with Thai police inaction as usual, 100 people ha ha ha they would be crushed in many other countries.

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Yes there are extremists on both sides; this is a power struggle, pure and simple.

Its a Thai problem and the Thais will resolve it- or they won't.

We in the USA lost our ability to compromise and it resulted in a bloody civil war from 1861 to 1865...

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Did the mob beat up any monks while they were at it?

No, they were busy planning for the abduction of NACC members.

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Next they'll be burning books. But let's face it - the other mob are just the same. Intolerance is the enemy. People should be allowed to express an opinion without fear of violence. Bring on the next election. Democrats - if you want to be in government then get out and win the hearts and minds of the electorate and stop behaving like a classroom full of petulant children.

Well said Mr Johnson.

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Did the mob beat up any monks while they were at it?

No, disappointed?

Some folks don't understand irony and some are just plain argumentative whistling.gif

I apologise if you genuinely meant irony in your post. Having spent some time on this forum one gets institutionalised by the continual drip drip drip gushing of "anti" propaganda on here. wai2.gif

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The protesters charged that Pongpat was not politically neutral and demanded the management to cancel the concert and to remove a poster publicising the concert which was put up in front of the premise.

The reds force the cancellation and the reason is: the singer is not neutral. Proofs again how important education is.

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This bunch of fascist street thugs do get around don't they? Such a fine example of UDD values and tolerance.

Thank you for adding your second sentence. From the first one I thought you were talking about the PDRC fascist street thugs. Thanks for clearing up which group of fascist street thugs you were referring to.

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This People’s Radio for Democracy bunch are becoming quite the little red storm troopers. I'm sure book burnings are not far in the future.

They have about as much in common with democracy as the other guys in the 30's were "socialists".

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Some won't be happy until everything's politicized. Do you know the political affiliation of your housekeeper, your tailor, the cooks, and servers in your favorite restaurant? I don't and I don't need to. As for this case, the only important thing should have been can he sing and does anyone care to hear him. Those that don't, please just stay home.

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They could do the farang community a big service here and force the closure of all Thai soap operas and game shows on tv.On second thoughts there might be more of them on the streets.

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And you all seem to have succinctly forgotten Uncle Suthep's moves to Ch7 and Ch3 targeting them for not giving them enough airtime? And personally attacking one of Thailand's best commentators, Khun Sorayud, for not talking about them on his shows.

Selective memory recall does not lead to balanced thinking.

You are right since freedom of speech and opinion is non-existent if you are not saying good thinfs about the Reds. His career is over in the North now. Not because he is a bad singer but because the PTP and UDD will scare anyone who hired him into cancelling his job. How is it again the PTP and UDD can say they are democratic party?

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Red shirt democracy! Now you need be politically 'neutral' to perform in their territory. Did this singer protest against the Shinawatras? Or did he just vote Dem? bah.gif.pagespeed.ce.-cCHYEZ1Lo.gif alt=bah.gif width=19 height=19>

It would have been different if the singer had sang out of key

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the reds would more than likely burn books anyway as they only ever look at the pictures, those squiggly lines underneath the pictures have them totally bamboozledblink.png

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A UDD member would not be a true UDD member without satisfying their need to impose cultural conformity and intolerance. It just wouldn't be right to allow others to express their views or even sing their music. If they're the " wrong type of people " - well, that's all they need. The UDD believe in democracy. But not free expression. Please contact Thida for further clarification.

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The power of democracy is to express one's thinking and freedom of speech not to suppress others people rights by demanding ridiculous demand , Some people still immature and misused the key word for personal gain.

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The protesters charged that Pongpat was not politically neutral and demanded the management to cancel the concert and to remove a poster publicising the concert which was put up in front of the premise.

The reds force the cancellation and the reason is: the singer is not neutral. Proofs again how important education is.

That's for sures!

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