tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7313069753393877260.post1018980813116815199..comments2010-05-30T19:31:40.147+07:00Somtownoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7313069753393877260.post-44683452642310701352010-05-30T18:10:21.427+07:002010-05-30T18:10:21.427+07:00I would like to comment on a few things here. Politics are the same in every country some bad some good doesn&#39;t matter 1st or 3rd world. Fact is in both worlds the only difference I have seen so far is Red shirts took it to extreme as i would say way past extreme and that will never solve anything. They want Thaksin back in power how oblivious can they be they had no more when he was in power why do you think he is exile??? It is up to the people to rise above not below the ruling parties. 1st world low class stay that way no matter what as in Thailand it is called education and work of which I know is available to all Thais it is desire and hard work and determination that gets you there. Not doing crime after crime that gets you there. Go figure!! Just like here Thailand doesn&#39;t owe you a living!! It is the choices you make.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7313069753393877260.post-25431197431771609062010-05-21T01:54:39.039+07:002010-05-21T01:54:39.039+07:00Hi Somtow<br /><br />Thanks for the article above.<br /><br />I was hoping you could explain something to me. Although intuition would lead me to agree with you that not enough opportunities exist for the working class to bridge the gap to middle/upper class status, how then would you explain the significant rise of the middle classes over the last 20 or so years? Surely this speaks of opportunities taken.<br /><br />Thanks a lot and sorry if I&#39;ve missed something obvious.<br /><br />NickAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com