[VOTE PAKATAN RAKYAT] = Part 2= Two Party System, People Is Ready !!!
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Citizen A: If we are notready now, we will never be ready. The two-party system is less aboutthe people than the maturity of politicians.
Usually, it isnot the fault of the parties but certain individuals with vestedinterests who will encourage or instigate disruptions in the handoverof power. In relation to that, there are worries that there are toomany vested interests who fear they may be prosecuted and/or put intojail for their wrongdoings over the years.
Regardless, Malaysiahas to go through this for the sake of long-term maturity. Once atwo-party system is established, government services, the armed forces,the Election Commission, the police and the MACC will become moreindependent mainly thanks to the change of officeholders and thereforms that are initiated. We can only hope that peace will prevail.
Citizen B: The people are ready.
Citizen C: For all intents and purposes, the two-party system will not be favouredeither by the Gorvernment or Opposition. But the reality is that Malaysianeeds to move in that direction as soon as possible.
This is toprovide Malaysians with a truly democratic and diverse spectrum ofparties from which to make their choices. Ask any political partywhether they want to share power and the answer would be a loud 'no'.
We already have in place a two-coalition systemin Penang, Selangor, Kedah, Perak. While that is only on the statelevel so far, it is just one step away from the federal level. Thepeople in these states will have the firsthand opportunity to see forthemselves how Opposition governs and compare its performance to Government. Fromthere on, it's up to them to make their choice.
Citizen D:Political maturity is not like an 'on' or 'off' switch. There's no suchthing as 'being ready' for a two-party system and then you turn it'on'. Political maturity is a process and it evolves.
Perhapswhat Wong Chin Huat intends to say is that we are at the beginning ofthe process. Malaysians, as a whole, are maturing and being moreparticipative in political matters. This leads to groupings oflike-minded people.
As such, the emergence of a two-party systemis inevitable and it will be akin a new-born baby which will grow andmature over time. Like all babies, it will have its fair share ofknocks and bruises along the way.
Read Part 1 : Two Party System For eMalaysia ???
For a better eMalaysia, please vote opposition (Pakatan Rakyat)
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Citizen A: If we are notready now, we will never be ready. The two-party system is less aboutthe people than the maturity of politicians.
Usually, it isnot the fault of the parties but certain individuals with vestedinterests who will encourage or instigate disruptions in the handoverof power. In relation to that, there are worries that there are toomany vested interests who fear they may be prosecuted and/or put intojail for their wrongdoings over the years.
Regardless, Malaysiahas to go through this for the sake of long-term maturity. Once atwo-party system is established, government services, the armed forces,the Election Commission, the police and the MACC will become moreindependent mainly thanks to the change of officeholders and thereforms that are initiated. We can only hope that peace will prevail.
Citizen B: The people are ready.
Citizen C: For all intents and purposes, the two-party system will not be favouredeither by the Gorvernment or Opposition. But the reality is that Malaysianeeds to move in that direction as soon as possible.
This is toprovide Malaysians with a truly democratic and diverse spectrum ofparties from which to make their choices. Ask any political partywhether they want to share power and the answer would be a loud 'no'.
We already have in place a two-coalition systemin Penang, Selangor, Kedah, Perak. While that is only on the statelevel so far, it is just one step away from the federal level. Thepeople in these states will have the firsthand opportunity to see forthemselves how Opposition governs and compare its performance to Government. Fromthere on, it's up to them to make their choice.
Citizen D:Political maturity is not like an 'on' or 'off' switch. There's no suchthing as 'being ready' for a two-party system and then you turn it'on'. Political maturity is a process and it evolves.
Perhapswhat Wong Chin Huat intends to say is that we are at the beginning ofthe process. Malaysians, as a whole, are maturing and being moreparticipative in political matters. This leads to groupings oflike-minded people.
As such, the emergence of a two-party systemis inevitable and it will be akin a new-born baby which will grow andmature over time. Like all babies, it will have its fair share ofknocks and bruises along the way.
Read Part 1 : Two Party System For eMalaysia ???
For a better eMalaysia, please vote opposition (Pakatan Rakyat)
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Regards,
cct_84
The President of Pakatan Rakyat
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Ok, and maybe you tell us what the hell you want to do? 😛
@Katkis: i think it's the prologue of a political fiction novell, where the people implements 2party system without 2 major opposite side, or somethin' similar. 🙂
lol. i am confused too.
we do have a proper 2-coalitions systems in eMalaysia.
The problem with this fellow is that he is bringing in RL stuff into this game!
The reason why we are in this game is to get away from the madness of RL politics!
If you go to eUSA, I doubt people are going to talk about Obama.
If you go to eUK; Brown, Cameron or even Clegg won't even get a whiff of mention from anybody there.
If you go to eSingapore, Lee Kuan Yew does not exist at all!
What i mean here is we should send more opposition into the house (congress).
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From what we see is our ruling party have the majority in the house it mean that they can do what they want. So, if we have enough opposition in the house then will make them more serious in answering some issues.
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@Spykerman
i didn talk about Obama, or any politician here. you start first! haha~~~ 😛
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@cct_84
Obviously you didn't read my comment properly!