Anutin Mocks Opposition's 'Stupid-Bad-Evil' Slogan as Self-Reflection
Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Chanvirakul laughed off the opposition Democrat Party's 'stupid-bad-evil' slogan during a no-confidence debate, suggesting it reflected more on the speakers than the government. Speaking at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre on October 16, 2026, he called the phrase a defense mechanism and questioned who was truly stupid, bad, or evil given the Democrats' dwindling parliamentary seats. Anutin's remarks highlighted the party's decline from over 100 seats to about ten while other parties grew to nearly 200.
Anutin laughed, questioned Kathee Lueaiphon about the "stupid-bad-evil" phrase, and asked if she was referring to the government or himself. Reporters said it was the Democrat Party's slogan for the no-confidence debate. Anutin exclaimed "oi" and shook his head, saying that using such words indicates the speaker is describing themselves, a defense mechanism. When asked about the Democrat Party's rhetoric, he said it reflects a party that once had over 100 seats but now has only around ten, while other parties have grown to nearly 200 seats, and asked who is really stupid, bad, or evil.
