People have the right to bury their family members in peace. I find it repugnant that anybody would protest the funeral of a soldier.

That's what (Hill) died for, the right for people to protest. But I don't think a funeral is the right place or context in the way they are protesting. It's not something the family needs to hear, that we're glad your son's dead and that your minister is a whore.

Our people have been transformed from rice and slash-and-burn farmers into workers and owners of the family rubber plantation.

I think that they have a right to protest, because those young people that are going to school and studying are not here to harm the country. On the contrary, they are going to make this country richer and they have a right to be treated equally.

I grew up in a Caribbean family household, so the parents are always right. My father smacked me up 'til I was 20. It was a strict household.

It is appropriate to protest, that's their right after all. But I don't think it's their right to protest violently, to destroy embassies, missions, properties.