Who did the revolution plaque belong to?

Click like on a post and get 15 years prison. 
Steal a plaque that represents a fight for democracy for Thai people – no big deal. 
Rkidlad
I love the smell of “reconciliation” in the morning.
I love the police honcho who said he didn’t know who “owned” the original plaque, and if it was important they shouldn’t have left it there.
Now, if someone removes the new plaque I’m fairly sure they’d be jailed for at least 15 years.
mtls2005
“Arguing over history won’t do any good. It’s up to everyone’s intention on how they will move the country forward,” [Prayut] said.”
Nobody is arguing over history! There is concern that a memorial to Thailand’s most significant event in the 20th century has 
mysteriously disappeared and 
been replaced by a nothing 
platitude.
Farang99
“We don’t even know whom it belongs to. So, how could it be counted as theft?”
Nice try. How about it belongs to all Thai people past, present and in perpetuity into the future. 
docshock13
Thaivisa