When Dogs Chase Birds: Tales of Thai Politics in the Abyss of Emotions

"When Dogs Chase Birds: Tales of Thai Politics in the Abyss of Emotions."

by: aekdon

The image of a dog being angry, chasing a bird without seeing the abyss in front may sound like a children's story, but if you look deeper, it reflects Thai society in a slashing way that does not require chili.

1. Mood led = nation broken

Our house has a small number of leaders and followers who decide from "emotion" rather than "reason," resembling a dog chasing a bird until forgetting that the front is the abyss. This phenomenon is no joke because it puts the whole country at risk of falling into the abyss along the way.

2. "A little bird but a whole forest" politics.

The bird in the story is a symbol of "instant temptation" - positions, interests, big projects that smell sweet, but it may not be worth it. Thai politics has lost both stability, confidence and the future simply because of overbearing decisions on small matters.

3. When anger overshadows the "abyss ahead"

The problem with cities is not that we do not know that there is an abyss, but that we cannot see it because of hot-headed bickering, whether it is political clashes, divisive pods, or even council arguments that are sometimes no different from showing the public.

4.Consciousness: Rare Things in Thai Society

If the dog had stopped breathing for a second, it wouldn't have fallen... but in reality, many Thai leaders didn't stop thinking for a second before deciding to take the country forward in anger and haste, and the result was that "we and the whole country" had to take care of it.

5.Little things that break big things

Small birds shouldn't put dogs at risk of their lives, just like a ridiculous paradox shouldn't ruin the peace of society, but Thailand, Dan Siam, instead, likes small things to become big things. Big things act like they don't see.

Analysis: Thai Society in an Emotional Whirlpool

Politics is often driven by anger and retribution rather than intelligence.

Economies are often wagered for personal gain, like dogs giving up their lives for a single bird.

People are passengers who are sitting on a car going towards the abyss without the right to change drivers.

Conclusion: Don't make angry decisions.

The picture of a dog chasing a bird is not just a story, but a caricature of Thai society that we can't laugh at, because every time the leader allows the emotion to lead the abyss that lies ahead... it's not just the dog that falls, it's the whole country of us.

"A political dog chases a chair."

🐕 = politician

🐦 = Ministerial Chair

The dog is hot-headed. Chasing the bird for life.

But the bird is the chair that keeps flying away.

Chase until forget that the front is "abyss."

Finally...

The bird's still there. The chair's still there.

But the dogs (politicians) fell into the abyss themselves.

Lesson

"Power is not anyone's permanent...

Anyone who is hungry for a chair and forgets to look at the abyss always falls before anyone else. "

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