Those wishing to ammend article 112 are sporting shirts with this word: นิติราษฎร์ What does it mean? The best I can piece together is people's rule???
นิติราษฎร์
Started by Joosesis, 2012-01-16 03:49
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#4Posted 2012-01-19 07:53:48
Thanks to both!
David I really appreciate the link you shared. It is not only clear as to the meaning of นิติราษฎร์ but has great bilingual translations of the article. Great translation practice! #5Posted 2012-01-22 02:34:57
Apparently, the faction of academics opposed to this group is calling itself "สยามประชาภิวัฒน์" or "Siamese People's Revolution" (my translation; I have not seen what they call themselves in English).
Thanks to both! David I really appreciate the link you shared. It is not only clear as to the meaning of นิติราษฎร์ but has great bilingual translations of the article. Great translation practice! #6Posted 2012-01-27 22:19:12
If you want to learn offensive hate-filled kill-the-infidels Thai vocabulary that puts extremist Muslims to shame, look up the anti-นิติราษฎร์ commentary.
#7Posted 2012-01-28 04:23:39
Farangnarak can you share a link? My friends and family in Thailand are all Muslim and I've never heard them say "death to infidels." I think I'd need to see your example in context.
#8Posted 2012-01-28 11:00:25
Farangnarak can you share a link? My friends and family in Thailand are all Muslim and I've never heard them say "death to infidels." I think I'd need to see your example in context. One of the quotes was "cut the heads off the นิติราษฎร์ members and put them on pikes in front of Tammasat University" . . . there are literally 20,000 violent/hateful comments like that in just one shared posting I found . . . |
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