
Last month, after a 14-year-old boy gunned down six people with his grandfather’s pistol at school in central Thailand, Kanyaphat Kanphuwanan, the director of a high school in Bangkok, imagined a similar horror unfolding on her own campus. [More]
Notes from the Resistance

Last month, after a 14-year-old boy gunned down six people with his grandfather’s pistol at school in central Thailand, Kanyaphat Kanphuwanan, the director of a high school in Bangkok, imagined a similar horror unfolding on her own campus. [More]
But the BBC’s headline lays down their take on the problem in the dumbest way possible: “Thailand has a gun problem – 10 million of them” [More]
To paraphrase Rhett Butler, anti-gun Authorized Journalists, particularly British ones like the enuretic wanker who wrote the BBC propaganda piece, deserve to be raped, and often, and by someone who knows how.
That said, Thailand most certainly does have a “gun problem.”
[Via bondmen]
Transforming public safety in Thailand: Deploying AI police cyborgs with AWS Cloud solutions [More]
I don’t think “cyborg” is the right term for strictly mechanical devices, but the point is made.
I do wonder what Pol. Col. Nakhonpathom Plod Phai is prepared to do against lethal armed aggressors who don’t obey all those commonsense gun safety laws”…
Too bad they cane people there. I was just thinking if they’d had these when I was in college, me and my buddies would have figured out a way to pants it.
[Via Bob S]
Thai PM orders tighter gun control, drugs crackdown after mass killing [More]
Or as one of my favorite people just got done saying:
So look for demands for even more civilian disarmament. And don’t be surprised when another atrocity happens.
[Via Steve T]

It sounds like everything Brady United, Everytown/Moms, and Giffords and the Democrats are demanding here, doesn’t it? “Commonsense gun safety”…? [More]
They already have everything the antis are willing to SAY they want here…