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	Even though Pheu Thai won the 2011 general election with 15 million votes, the Democrat Party was also chosen by 11 million people. Less than one third of the population cast their votes for Pheu Thai at that time.</div>
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	Thus, Pheu Thai alone has no democratic right to change the Constitution by itself and for&nbsp;</div>
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	Vint Chavala</div>
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	Lamphun</div>

Changes to charter are undemocratic and unfair

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Changes to charter are undemocratic and unfair

I disagree with the Pheu Thai Party in its push to make changes in the Constitution just to please its master. This is undemocratic.

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