木曜日, 4月 28, 2011

Apologies for missing. Let's talk about politics.

(Solemnization updates to come in a later post. let's talk about the hot things now)

I'm not a graduate of arts, so don't expect a politically-right post and expect one fully of spelling errors and grammer mistakes. But being a citizen, i'm not one who hides under my blanket and do "mi-ni-ma-ni" to decide who to vote.

My vote is definitely a secret. And i'll never share. But the stories that i wanna share are things related to the GE 2011.

It is an interesting sight to see people who support different parties. I'm not one who support base on passion. I believe in using my head and looking at the individual profile rather than the profile of the party. Some thoughts below after so much reading/listening/watching.

1. Empathy is not the right way for a serious topic like this.
Empathy, a positive word, has become negative (imho) when we attempt to use it in this way. If you are a boss, when you employ someone, will you consider base on empathy? If it is a position that requires alot of capability, you will definitely consider base on the working ability of the person. You may employ someone to do odd jobs based on empathy, but the board of directors never choose the CEO base on the same reason.

2. Election, not beauty pageant.
If the comparision of the beauty of the new candidates are just some gossip after meal, it is absolutely fine. Election are not choosing idols. Freaking weird to decide base on looks. If this person is capable of being your voice and serve the community, who cares whether he/she is handsome/pretty/ugly/etc. Well-groom is the only thing we need for the candidate appearance. The other factors are more important.

3. Rallies.
Unsure about the candidates at your GRC/SMC, then go for some rallies and be involved in the politics for once(unless you are in TP-GRC). It is a rare chance that so many citizens get to vote. It happens for my case when walk-over is all it happen previously. (And i wasn't up to age during the previous elections)

4. The stand-bys who mocked.
I get very irritated at people who mocked at us. If you think that a small country cutting into so many pieces for election is a joke, then i think your presence in this small country is a even bigger joke. (No offence to innocent & lovely non-citizen, it is just one idiot who pissed me off!)

...... i have more to say. but for now i'm speechless. Maybe i should also go for rallies.

.. To Be Continued.

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