Summary
Thai police arrested US academic Paul Chambers on charges of insulting the monarchy and violating computer crime laws, linked to remarks made during an online seminar.
Chambers, a political science professor at Naresuan University, was summoned after a complaint by the Thai Army.
He denied the charges and was denied bail, with no trial date set. Thailand enforces strict lèse-majesté laws under Article 112, carrying up to 15 years in prison.
It’s not code dude. Read the sentence, or means what it says. Simple as.
Aaah, I see it now.
You’re implying that he raped somebody. You know, like Trump.
No, no. I implied that he had consensual sex with somebody. And I somehow thought that you thought that was scandalous.
But I see what you mean.
Have a good night, sir.
I’m glad I painted the picture well enough.
Technically I implied sexual assault and also yeah like Trump, duh.
