But it must move quickly to quell the continuous insidious plays on race, religion and royalty.
I wasn’t completely satisfied with the Pakatan Harapan government over the past year, but do I regret voting for it? No, I do not. In fact, I was glad that May 9, 2018 happened and that at the very least, this country was given a temporary reprieve.
Whatever PH’s shortcomings are, I think they pale in comparison with the kind of abuse and malfeasance perpetrated in the past. While we are not completely happy with PH’s performance thus far, I think we must all feel grateful there is now a new beginning and a new hope. I agree with the observation that every race and religion is asserting its own rights. But has the government looked at all these demands rationally and objectively? Are these demands reasonable or excessive? Are they legitimate or insidious?
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