Gov't has ignored the rakyat's feelings
I refer to the Malaysiakini report Are BN politicians going bonkers?
Like it or not, we have a rather doomed future should we continue to subject ourselves to the mental and psychological abuse we have been exposed to since Merdeka.
Government of Malaysia, ask yourself what measures have you taken to improve the relationship between the people of our multiracial communities apart from imposing your ideologies of a so- called ‘democracy’ whereby favouritism prevails in every aspect of this country?
From the garbage collectors to bus drivers and even hospital attendants, the non-Malays have been and are still being treated with the lowest of respect, particularly if it is known they are uneducated and hail from an underprivileged background.
We are already on the verge of political turmoil and there is a call for a change. Why can't you let the rakyat decide? Why must you decide what is best for us when you have wasted the time allocated to you?
Why waste everyone's time with your desperate political drama to defend yourself and your seat? Every liberal individual in the world will know that nobody is permanent in the political arena. If the rakyat feels a change will do them good, then let them see the changes through others, changes which you have failed to bring about.
Ignorance of your rakyat’s feelings is the key that has brought upon all this. All of us would like to see a more progressed Malaysia in the near future and for that, many changes have to take place be it political or from the socio-economical angle and regardless of our colour, status, and background.
I was very disappointed at the remarks of the Pasir Salak MP with regards to the changes in the selection of our JPA scholars. Now, for heaven's sake, we are talking about the educational needs that will mark the future of our nation.
What in the universe has that got to do with ‘membela nasib orang miskin bumiputera’ and ‘membela hak istimewa bumiputera’ ?
You are telling me that even after 50 years of independence, you still need someone to feed you? What about the rest of us Malaysians?
Did we drop from the sky just to bring development to this country by being the nation’s labourers ? And remain as labourers ?
Please be reminded that all of us contributed to what and where Malaysia is today and if making such racial statements is your cup of latte, then please leave the political arena.
Why? Because we have been told since the day we were born in this country that the bumiputera have been allocated their privileges and we are aware of that. We have lived together and form such close-knit ties with each other while knowing of each others needs.
We do not need a person like you, the Pasir Salak MP, to issue a racial verdict that will leave a detrimental effect on all of us just because he wants to be a hero in the eyes of the bumis. The bumiputera know their rights and how to progress. Just let them flourish.
As for the government, please accept that you have made the biggest of blunders. Stop desperately trying to rectify your mistakes with all these political dramas that is involving the Royal Malaysian Police.
For god's sake, let the police take care of what the rakyat needs.
The more you push, the more uglier it is going to get. You have to decide how to solve it in a manner that does not hurt anyone in any way. It is a sheer waste of time, energy, money, and people force and not forgetting, risking the reputation you have gained and retained for 50 years.
You want to lose it, then go on. Be the jokers on the political stage. I am sure the rakyat will not be entertained and you will just turn them off more.
The ball is in your court. Decide. Now.


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