The upcoming election, the movie Dukun and fake news
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
I answer all your burning questions in my Talking Edge column at Options, The Edge.
It is quite exciting times now, much unlike when Khairy first ran, where he was one person swallowed up by a party that never listened to our generation anyway.
We live in Malaysia and we should be under no impression that things are going to be easy.
I am not really a big supporter of Mahathir being the next prime minister, or should I say, I am quite indifferent to it.
Even if Pakatan Harapan were to win the election, we will still have to oppose them. Absolute rule is never good and we need a check-and-balance system.
These are cases that gives a very confusing perception of the freedom of speech in Malaysia
If you think that this is an isolated case of one politician saying something stupid, think again. Pay close attention as campaigning starts to heat up. More and more politicians are going to say more ludicrous things.
A deep resentment among community members has been created by such affirmative policies and it looks more racist and discriminatory than anything else.
So how can we actually be confident that this new attempt at creating laws will curb fake news instead of curbing freedom of speech?
The real objective is to have the politicians from both divides think about why such a movement has come about in the first place.