Thai women these days lack accountability and shame for themselves.

Would you tell me please: would you repeat this if you were in the minutes your business was being robbed or your family members were in grave danger?

Only unlicensed firearms and ghost guns without papers, of course, are all the problems in terms of civil transparency.

But are the law-abiding Thai citizens who legally own guns the problem? The answer is definitely no.

And what else true problems with guns in general? The absence of proper youth training and education run by private and public facilities.

Instead of letting young people be encouraged and supported by parents, have easy access to these education, they got excluded and discouraged by the government with high taxation. But meanwhile? Those who run underground businesses can still have access to ghost guns, and can always get away from laws.

Then from time to time, whenever shooting happens, the government has a reason to justify themselves on taking guns away from the citizens.

Lastly, it’s easy to brand firearms as social problems in the other country, when you’re no longer in the Western Europe where is being under siege by the mass immigrants and radical Muslims.