Sunday , September7 , 2008
- FelixQui
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Friday , September 5 , 2008
How to decide which votes count for how much?
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| The PAD now claims it is necessary to annul 70% of the voice of the Thai electorate in how it is governed. How is it to be determined which votes should count for how much? On what criteria are some people's votes to count for a lot more than others? By intelligence? The fact is that rural people are as intelligent as city people. IQ varies very little between provinces or between city and country..... |
Thursday , June 5 , 2008
The Puyai System is Disastrously Bad for Thailand
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| Some, including the Nation in a particularly weak editorial, have recently suggested that Thailand does not need democracy because it has an excellent and functioning puyai system. There is certainly a connection between democracy in Thailand and the traditional puyai system, and unhappily, it's supporters are right when they observe that the puyai system is an alternative to democracy in Thailand. I.... |
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