Captain speaking: Abandon morals & principles
The political shenanigans that we experienced in Perak after GE12, in Sabah during GE14, and in previous elections held in Sabah since 1967 make one wonder if we should even bother holding general elections in this country.
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FMT – Why bother with elections when an affidavit can do the trick? by Clement Stanley:
The political shenanigans that we experienced in Perak after GE12, in Sabah during GE14, and in previous elections held in Sabah since 1967 make one wonder if we should even bother holding general elections in this country.
Elections are supposed to be the avenue for the public to exercise their democratic right.
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| public to exercise their democratic right? |
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| M: I was not involved; I never was as I am always clean: PM said (words to effect) that there’s no good when Chinese (MCA, DAP, SUPP, Gerakan, Dong Jiao Zong, etc) meet in unity at a Chinese Temple
Why? See below (wakakaka) |
Catchphrases such as “every vote counts” or “you can make a difference” are drummed up to such a crescendo that you start to believe that power lies in the hands of the common man. Sadly, it is no more than a figment of imagination, shoved down the throats of the voting public.
The truth is, what you ask for is not what you get. The politicians have seen to this.
In every election, you vote for the person you believe is best for the job or for the party of your choice on whose ticket he or she stands.
You see in the candidate and party the cure for all types of “illnesses”.
You see your future in them. You put your hope and trust in them because you think you have found the solution for that better tomorrow. Their manifestos and promises supposedly seal the deal.
But when the dust settles, you wake up to reality. It was no more than a pipe dream because the very people you put your hopes and trust in betray this divine trust by frogging over to the other side.
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| some of 40 frogs not in picture scared of being trampled by 40 horses? |
Let’s face it: in most cases they do so for personal gain under the disguise of acting in “the interest of their voters”. But this is merely a weak attempt at justifying their move.
Unfortunately, such opportunists have now found new ways and means of achieving their objectives via clever use of the courts.
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| then I was scared, now I am not |
