TI-M抗议特赦纳吉，破坏反贪公信并摧毁国誉

In old England, the government once imposed a Window Tax: the more windows your house had, the more tax you paid. The people soon discovered a brilliant solution. Brick up the windows. If the government taxed the windows, then there would simply be fewer windows to tax. Eventually, houses stood with sealed-up windows—not because the people wanted dark homes, but because the system had made common sense too expensive. Malaysia seems to have found its own modern version of the Window Tax. Najib was sentenced to prison. But now, the prison can apparently be transformed into a residence—complete with the comfort and privacy of home. Same prisoner. Different walls. Perhaps this is the new Malaysian principle of justice: For ordinary people, the law builds prison walls. For the powerful, perhaps the walls can be moved. The danger is not merely that people become angry over one case. It is what happens when ordinary citizens begin to conclude that justice has two sets of walls—one that cannot be climbed by the rakyat, and another that can apparently be relocated for the powerful. The English eventually rebelled against the logic of the Window Tax. Malaysians may one day ask their own question: If the rules keep changing depending on who is behind the walls, perhaps the problem is not the prisoner—but the system that built the walls.

RedRaven607010:22 AM, 19 Sep 2026

有人非常想下屆大選連任大位，可是現實可說是沒有希望。於是我們看到那位沒有智慧也沒有戰鬥力的領導人用討好（賄選）方式來爭取勝選。所以給東馬撥款、給人民小恩小惠、 最新一招給納吉回家，希望博得巫統和馬來人的好感。 行動黨最好還是離開這位為了大位選擇忘初衷、丟正義、眛良知的人，他所做的一切有沒有考慮到行動黨的感受和處境，走自己的路才有轉機，否則就是柔佛和森美蘭選舉的下場一樣，難道到了今天，行動黨還體會不到離你們而去的曾經的支持者心境？

Arthur02:05 AM, 19 Sep 2026