As what we know, General Election is coming on 5 May 2013. News about political parties starting to rise and this is an issue every Malaysian nationalities are concern. It's getting near to the 'Judgement Day', issues kept coming out and concerns are being raised by various parties.
In Facebook, everybody keep sharing this and that about GE13, BN lah, DAP lah, win lose blah blah blah... It's just too much i felt like being spammed. At this time, I have various questions popping out from my brain. But i just state 2 here:
1) How many of them really care?? or just share for the sake of getting attention??
Sharing is caring but care for you or the country???
Some just wanted to have their sharing of the news to be liked and commented on.
YEAH!! you are fucking popular SO WHAT?? Why didn't you post your political concerns before even Parliament is disbanded or before election date is announced!!!
When a topic is like hot potatoes, everyone is trying to get the same attention by commenting and criticizing. (same issues like 拖车姐, Listen 姐 etc... after a while they'll go silent mode).
When nothing happens, we tend to ignore the whole world as it has nothing to do with us. When something happens, even a cockroach's death in faraway land is linked to us.
Although it is not wrong to share your concern to the world, overwhelmingly spreading issues would be too hypocritic. And even some of the information in FB are made up, do we really need to believe in every crap everyone says??
2) How many of them are registered to vote (not including those who are underage)????
Some may kept talking & complain about politics parties, government, civil issues etc all day long but did not even bother to register to SPR for a right to vote. I call this attitude Talk Cock Sing Song.
Imagine you talk to the your cock and sing song, it won't erect or ejaculate but did it anyway.(if it did, it's a miracle). So whY dont u stop talking/singing and jerk it off lah (using hand or by any other means)
DO SOMETHING~~
We are responsible for the outcome of the election, you have the right to do what you think is best for the future of you and the country. I chose to vote, have you?
