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	It is not the ex-drag queen who has dragged down Buddhism but those holier-than-thou Buddhists who have put the teachings of Buddhism in a bad light.&nbsp;</div>
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	I wish Sorrawee &ldquo;Jazz&rdquo; Nattee luck in whatever he is searching for and even if he fails in that mission, he would still have my respect for having dared to start the search when others prejudged him on his right to search for peace.</div>
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	Songdej Praditsmanont</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

Former drag queen should not be judged

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Former drag queen should not be judged

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