Malaysia 2.0 ?

What's up people?
Nothing.. Nothing. Yeah nothing. NOTHING?? HAVEN'T YOU BEEN WATCHING THE NEWS.

So yeah, Bersih 2.0.
Don't really want to talk about it, but I feel, as a Malaysian, I really need to say something about this eventhough only 0.00000000000000005% of people would read this.

This morning, I couldn't go out because there's massive traffic jams everywhere.
Roads were closed. Roadblocks everywhere. Etc.
Shops were closed. And KL was literally being shut down for the day.
No cars were allowed to go in and out of our dearest Kuala Lumpur.
It sucked. Today sucked. For me.

Then, I heard that all the politicians involved were being arrested by the police.
That wasn't the highlight of my day, but it did gave me a sense of relief.

Then, after everything seemed calmed, I went out for a movie.
The highlight of my apathetic day.

Got back home, turned on the laptop and curiously reads all the tweets with #bersihstories hashtag on twitter.
Saw a picture of an old lady supporting Bersih.
Sadly, she was chased out inhumanely, or atleast that is what they said.

Well, this is my point of view.
If I was one of the police, I'd ask the lady to leave the place immediately as it is not suitable for her to be there.
But then, some people had to say that this lady was treated inhumanely.
I don't really like to use the word.
But from the picture, all I could see is that she had a bottle of mineral water in her hand while holding two sunflowers.
And she was wet. Because of the rain.
Something that God created. Not the government.
So where can we spot "inhumanely" in the picture?
I don't see anyone cuffing her hands or doing anything to hurt her.


Why can't we just appreciate Malaysia just the way it is.
I wonder what Tunku Abdul Rahman would say if he was still alive.
All their hardwork and sacrifices to gain independence were being paid by this.
It's really sad.