eh ahpek, u tokking abt a certain ex-PM ah? so fit the description wan!

is this ah pek speaking? you sound like one of those brainless MP. haha. jangan marah ya. ah pek. remember the “you tak suka, you keluar dari malaysia” MP?

life is not as simple as that.

a blog is like our personal diary, so if we see something we don’t like in the paper/what the gomen did, why shouldn’t we rant about it? i hate it when people says that you rant and complain but you never do anything about it. tell me, how many percentage of bloggers actually DO something about it? most talk about it in their blogs, that’s all… airing their personal views in their blogs… you don’t expect them to go right up to the gomen and demand for changes or what.

same thing goes for forums too. you go to a forum and you see people complaining about this and that lah… why shouldn’t they, as it is a forum for them to speak out thier personal opinion. only for certain issues, something can be done but for certain issues, nothing can be done except complaining (to let go!) in the forums.

I agree with SA.

The way I see it, ranting is ranting. We rant and move on. Those who complains and actually does something about it, I believe they are the idealists in your context. Meanwhile, those who whinge and merely sitting back, are just the ones we hear in coffee shops everyday - annoying.

Idealists, in my context however, are the ones who knows that we appear not to be able to change what we dislike for the well-being of the society, but still hold infallible principles and optimism to make ourselves heard, which is something pretty rare.

Those who lost hope or give up, either leave or reamin suffering and whinging…

Agree that family rules should be upheld and company policies should be followed. If someone cannot do that, then they need to leave.

Idealists are good when they make a better life. But if the idealism is just a vindictive rant unable of producing any value. That needs to be shut down or labeled to hold little value.

One think I believe is that everyone has a right to speak. But none of us has the right to be heard.

1) “Yeah, it’s liddat ge laa!”
2) “This is Malaysia.”
3) “This is life.”

kind of attitude that make us Malaysian CHINESE remain on the same ground un-moved, un-changed & un-improved for so many decades.

And so, my questions to you are:

1) Are we being kiasu?
2) Are we being kiasi?
3) Are we waiting for OTHERS to do the dirty job for us?

Cheers,
TITOKI