The ‘red shirt’ fights in Bangkok is finished (basically for the present). The fabulous shopping region the nonconformists took over for north of two months was being thoroughly cleaned as I began composing this blog.
Great many workers were clearing, hosing and giving their very best on Sunday to wipe away any indication of the fights.
By Monday, the main things left were สุดยอดเว็บคาสิโนออนไลน์ ZAMBAWIN เพื่อคนไทย the as yet seething Focal World mall, the smell of consumed tire and debris waiting in the air and on the off chance that it hasn’t been eliminated, the bundle of roses left on one of the roads in memory of Fabio Polenghi, the Italian columnist who kicked the bucket last Wednesday.
However, the close to home scars will take significantly longer to recuperate, on the off chance that any of the contempt, disdain and attempt at finger pointing continuing right now is anything to go by. The worldwide media has been directly in the center of all of this, getting the entirety of the abovementioned.
As a little piece of that group, it will be hard for me to remain fair yet I’ll make an honest effort.
There are many charges evened out at the global media, the first being of giving one-sided and shallow cover. Contingent upon who (and which hued shirt you converse with), we are too indulgent on the ‘reds’ or the ‘yellows’.
Such allegations are the same old thing. We are consistently constrained, undermined, chided and ridiculed for following through with something/not doing it enough/doing nothing in pretty much all aspects of the world. At times it’s justified, now and again it’s not.
Toward the beginning of the most recent ‘red shirt’ fights, I concurred for certain previous protests on person to person communication locales in Thailand over how we’re giving a free pass to the ‘red shirt’ pioneers.
It’s normal for columnists to agree with the longshot. We support the little groups over rich ones. We like to see poor, geeky fellows beat the enormous, stout school athletes. We pull for the mistreated to ascend against the fiendish Older sibling state run administrations.
For the majority of us who covers current undertakings (and by this I prohibit sensationalist columnists and Fox news), we got into this calling since we unequivocally feel the social foul play on the planet. Also, it is not difficult to depict the new struggle in Thailand as poor people ‘red shirts’ against the rich, elitist ‘yellow shirts’.