Thailand's Lese Majeste Law, The Law for Thai people.

After looking through a lot of responses from viewers of my two previous videos, and the increasing number of videos postings aiming at attacking my king, i realize to do this new video, explaining the true purpose of this Lese Majeste Law.
This video also contain my response to the recent political crisis in Thailand.
I welcome all EDUCATED comments.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• King
• Bhumibol
• Adulyadej
• Thailand
• Lese
• Majeste
• Law
• Political
• Crisis
• United
• Siam

[JariRecorD]

please for humanity. for freedom. Help us from devil law.

[menzerna1234]

If the King or whoever is doing the RIGHT THING in my country, I shdnt see MILLIONS living in poverty with world-publicised stories of rampant corruption, huge cazy riots and social. unrest. I fucking respect my country's monarchy....Yeeeehawwww.

[SLSETUP]

@menzerna1234 I agree with you on this ---> If you don't like the monarchy in Thailand, the solution is simple.

Just pack your bags and migrate. .... Good one

[sickinthailand]

(part of) the King speech in 2005 as follow :

"If you say that the King cannot be criticised, it suggests that the King is not human, His Majesty said. If someone offers criticisms suggesting that the King is wrong, then I would like to be informed of their opinion. If I am not, that could be problematic. If we hold that the King cannot be criticised or violated, then the King ends up in a difficult situation."

-end-

any thai love and care enough to follow his majesty? apparently none

[AOFOrangeShirt]

The LM victims include people like old grandfathers with cancer, union activists, and young students trying to escape poverty by getting an education. In other words, those representing the poorest and weakest in society are the ones being persecuted in the name of the monarchy. This will only incur more hatred and polarization in society. In the end, your desire to ‘enforce’ love for your King, will destroy the very thing you want to preserve.

[Hippohateszealots]

@menzerna1234 Uh-huh, going to Europe just because you're disatisfied with the Royal Family, real smart.

I think most people having something against the family don't necessarily hate the King, but maybe not like how his son does things un-royally or the Lese majeste rule.

But I agree with you about the government, two faced people there putting tax money into their pockets and widening the gap between the poor and the rich. As well as the Red/Yellow (or pink now) protesters fighting: pointless

[Hippohateszealots]

@menzerna1234 And if prisoners are intended to suffer and not enjoy human rights, then I guess regular beatings, torture, and extrajudicial killings are okay cause, y'know, they aren't human, they deserve no respect or dignity.

[Hippohateszealots]

@menzerna1234 They may have better conditions, but they still suffer from gang wars. A lot of new inmates are pressured to join group or they'll be targeted and mugged. The prisons differ in US, some are designed for dangerous people (high security, confined spaces, more strict) and others are more open for lesser criminals. Thailand however, seem to have prisons that are designed to house every type of criminal. Just because American prisons look like hotels doesnt mean the experience is safer

[menzerna1234]

In any country, when I see MILLIONS living in poverty for generations, and the politicians getting richer by the day, I don't have to respect their govt, monarchy or what the fuck you call it. I am not a Thai and this is my personal opinion, and I'm not asking you to agree.

To EARN that respect, I always see WHAT has been done for generations by the govt.

If you've really done something great for generations, then WHY are there still MILLIONS languishing in squalor?????

[menzerna1234]

If you don't like the monarchy in Thailand, the solution is simple.

Just pack your bags and migrate.

But of course, if you're not well educated and have no money, you'll be stuck there.

hahahahaa.........