GLCQuantum wrote:
Retaliating and putting someone on their backside is one thing. Booting someone, with full force, in the face while they are semi-conscious is another. Booting an old lady in the face with full force is something else altogether.
100%. Shooting these animals would be too good for them. Lovely to see an entire crowd also just spectating, humanity is a flawed species.
Who is the happier man, he who has braved the storm of life and lived or he who has stayed securely on shore and merely existed? - Hunter S Thompson
Any chance we can talk to the "Usual Suspect" today.
CCTV Channel crew is covering this story and woould like to interview the witnesses.
Please give us a call 094-129-1399, M.
GLCQuantum wrote:
Retaliating and putting someone on their backside is one thing. Booting someone, with full force, in the face while they are semi-conscious is another. Booting an old lady in the face with full force is something else altogether.
100%. Shooting these animals would be too good for them. Lovely to see an entire crowd also just spectating, humanity is a flawed species.
It's a dreadful thing and very sad to see it happening in HH, but let's be perfectly honest, it happens the world over and I've either witnessed or read about similar instances several times in the UK and overseas. Booze? drugs? Upbringing? Certainly a different mentality is to blame with these thugs. Is it just down to jealousy (money related) or pure and utter rasism?
With zero offence, several have posted their willingness to leap into the fray had they been there - fists or glass bottles ablaze.... it's very easy to play the "Hard Man" behind a keyboard, but how many really would have stepped in? I don't know if I would have been too shocked, stunned, scared or simply looking after the LHG to have stepped in as Usual Suspect did - all the more hats off to him!!
"Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things" - Yma o Hyd.
Pretty surprised when I opened this link as I recognised the older couple. They frequent a particular bar in Bintabaht and come every year I think. Nice couple... understandably they will "never come back to Thailand".
GN.
Pretty surprised when I opened this link as I recognised the older couple. They frequent a particular bar in Bintabaht and come every year I think. Nice couple... understandably they will "never come back to Thailand".
GN.
Yes, I think I know the bar, although I don't go to that bar. Recognised the lady from the bar pictured with the older lady. I do use Tina's bar, I noticed they wasted no time in pulling the shutters down...
caller wrote:I think that when someone kicks someone sitting helplessly in the road, in the head, with all the force they can muster, as witnessed in the film, thus rendering them unconscious and needing emergency hospital treatment as a consequence, for injuries that could have killed them, then I cannot understand anyone questioning who is the victim or aggressor. It's gone beyond that.
Yes.
I believe that you are quite right!
Has this something to do with education or is it as simple that most people in this country don't care what they do..
I am a strongly believer that this incident would never take place if the schools in this country could start to teach children the way forward.
My own stepson and two stepdaughters are just finished highscool but have no idea where Beijing is nor what the Nile is.
I think that everything has something to do with education.
"Now children, when you grow up you mustn't beat up old ladies"
Seriously! This is the fault of the school's teachings. I don't buy that.