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	No one anywhere has ever written a perfect constitution. And even if they had, it would be misinterpreted and misused. That said, given the choice between more democracy and more people power or, less democracy and more military rule, the latter is the wrong choice. Certainly the former choice is cheaper and a whole lot more transparent.</div>
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	Thailand&rsquo;s power struggles are overwhelming and affect the country way to much!</div>
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	Jay Briel</div>
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	Pattaya&nbsp;</div>

Power struggles drag the country down

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