Still siuman?

Don told Vincent, 'They would not listen, they did not know how, perhaps they'll listen now.' He went further, 'They would not listen, they're not listening still, perhaps they never will.' I'd say, reach out while you're still sane. The rest, leave it.

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Two sides of coin - pride & prejudice

Xu Zhiyuan(许知远), a Chinese columnist described interestingly the relationship between China's local governments/authorities with the people as like two sides of coin, which will never look properly at each other.

Local governments/authorities represents 'pride'. They view the people as uneducated, trigger-happy mob.

The people represents 'prejudice'. They view the authority as self-appointed vigilante which must be lying all the time.

There are too many riots happened in China nowadays, all because of the tension above-mentioned. The columnist blamed lack of democracy and voting rights in China.

But, in Malaysia, isn't there the two sides of coin, too?

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