if its a black magic then i dont think a christian can wear them...

Veteran Buddhist scholar Sulak Sivaraksa is disgusted by what he sees as a perversion of the teachings of the Buddha.

"They've lost their way", he said. "Monks are supposed to renounce money. The teachings of the Buddha have been killed by the demonic religion of consumerism."

And like all pyramid schemes, this one is beginning to unravel.

What sort of "way" is there to practice? An amulet in possession is a contradiction to the belief in buddhism.
Only those who are not an adherent to any religion would go for it. It is the lacking of faith in their own beliefs that prompts and compels them to seek out such amulets.

Because you haven't been lubricating my posterior for a long time.
Now shuddap and do your job as you're paid to do, slave.

Not if its soaked into vaseline first, and applied by YOU

Just stop posting and come here and lube me boy. The vaseline is off the self to your right. Careful of the stool.

Fine. come find me.

In the mean time, what religion are you actually in? 
I reckon that I;ve spilled some beans here, have I?

Revealing the truths of your fake charms and amulets, now resorting to threats?
Very muslim like.

I'm pointing out how it can be misled when you see monks involved in it, and explain on why it shouldn't involve monks.
Thats all. The dangers would be when its taken for granted for things it cannot do for the wearer.
And my POV was given on the charms used on people in terms of business and relationships, and the dangers it pose.
The use of Amulets have nothing to do with religion. And it baffles me why people say I should not mind their beliefs.
This thread isn't talking about their beliefs. it is seeking POVs on such items, hence my POV stands.

But the problem is, there are people here that cannot take point of views that are in opposite view of theirs.
Intolerant people comes in many forms and be in everywhere.

Well, from the way how people see and use amulets and charms as something magical, and with monks "blessing" it to make it magical...I doubt its from the origins of Buddhism. While remaining flexible, one must not fail to realize that by seeking to charm someone for something goes against the moral values in Buddhism.

And from the link

"Is it true that the Buddha amulet can protect firearms?

Yes it is. But it also depends on the quality of your mind. The late Luang Phor Ngern of Wat Don Yai Hom, Nakorn Pathom Province, one of the greatest guru monks, once said that: the number-one mind with full-hearted trust in Lord Buddha's miracles, the gun will not bang or misfire; the number-two mind, the gun bang but the bullet misses; the number-three mind, the gun bang and the bullet hit the target but never penetrate into the body. So, when you hang Buddha amulets on your neck, you must have faith and trust on the Buddha!!"

It would be great wouldn't it?

well, nothing happens actually  no threats, no vulgar words, all are welcome. 

And since this thread is ASKING about amulets and charms and thai gods, so it isn't wrong to discuss about it?

It isn't a thread to gather amulet-collectors. Otherwise it should be in the Hobbies&Collectibles section.

oh yes....voicing out my POV on what I think these things are, and what it should not be.

Serves the TS's query pretty much. Its just that a lot of people here thinks it is "their" thread now and hogs it and shoos away those  that differ in their opinion.

Sure. This thread is no different from all other kopitiam threads.