每一个人大体上都一样，只是脾气好坏形成差异。心情的好坏，也会影响身边的人。
一个老板和家人吵架后, 到办公处心情不好, 把属下拿来发脾气，属下也生气了把员工骂了，员工回家找小事把老伴骂了, 结果妈妈把刚回到家的孩子骂了。孩子莫名其妙的被骂,一肚子气没处发泻，骂地上的猫，“你又干了甚么坏事！” 一脚把猫踢飞了。
所以？那老板到员工家踢那只猫就好了，何必让那么多人陪他受罪？ ：D
好脾气坏脾气
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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Confusing Politics
My neighbor confused by leader’s call to get involved in politics instead of paying attention to their own business.
My neighbor was previously ‘educated’ to agree that politics is everywhere and you are involved whether you like it or not. But now leader felt that businessmen are busy with their own core business instead of current politics.
However, one should not be deceived into thinking as long as you are actively involved in politics you are answering the call of leaders. What they want is involved positively in their political parties and not the other political parties. The latter political parties are the wrong kind of politics to them. Worse still if you decide to participate actively in politics in the wrong camp.
One should not wonder why the call of involvement in politics for the following reasons:
1) election is near
2) opposition might get a big margin in the coming election
3) Public is now not as close to them as before
Though the politics is confusing as long as you don’t involve actively in the wrong camp you are considered good men or women.
Some complained that even if you are in the same camp, showing too much enthusiasm might bring ‘isolation’ especially when you are doing the ‘right’ thing and threatening others ‘position’ in the camp. An extreme case of using the victim’s handwriting to attack camp leaders happened making politics ‘very dirty’.
Leaders desire members unreserved contribution but unable to take care of the very basic welfare and livelihood of members ; in the long run members still have to find a mean to survive on their own after shouting slogan with the leaders. This perhaps why members and public shy away from confusing politics.
Equal Opportunity Given To Be Rich?
My friend was so excited about it quickly read through the today front page news on Borneo Post only to be disappointed. To him, no equal chance has ever been given especially when BUMI special rights is/will be around with us for many years to come.
Even if equal chance do exist, that still depends on many factors to make one rich. First of all you must have the resources to get rich, that includes ‘you know who’, ‘you know how’ and ‘you got what’.
If you do not have the fund then you won’t have to fun to be rich.
If you do not know the right person who could assist you, you won’t have the right ‘jalan’ to move on to the ‘get rich’ path.
And if you do not have the ‘thing’ that the right person want, your chance to get rich is equal to zero.
True, trying to get rich is never an easy ‘job’, you must have the main three resources. But just may be what people want is not get rich opportunity but to have equal opportunity to enter local universities and government services. A fair deal in a democratic country.
Illicit outflows of Ringgit, whose responsibility?
The comments of Malaysiakini readers reflects how common people perceived such matter (http://malaysiakini.com/news/154249).
I still remember during financial crisis the ex PM Datuk Dr. Mahathir mentioned in newspaper he would sent a few hundred million Ringgit (or in USD?) to Indonesia to help our neighbor. If my memory did not fail me then next question is whether Cabinet knew about it and authorized such transfer of money. If it was on loan to Indonesia, were there any ‘black-and-white’ IOU favoring Malaysia government? If there was none then what would happen next to this money?
Who should be responsible for this transaction?
Kill Blame Culture?
Interesting idea from DCM of SMC Daniel Ngieng on “Blame Culture”. Yes, I agree with the logic of ‘stop blaming others’.
But, sometime we just can’t blame others having ‘blaming culture’ as people have run out of patience and ‘blaming others’ has become a ‘habit’ and now a ‘culture’.
May be we should kill not just blaming culture but also ‘delay culture’. During dinner function, dinner delayed because VVIP late for dinner. When applying for Permanent Resident status or any other matters, approval delayed prompting hardship and suspicious of waiting for “under-table money”. Flooding hit Sibu frequently, local people waited for so long for both a long-term and short-term solution and yet they see nothing. Immediate dredging of Rejang River is not in sight.
Therefore, delay-culture is definitely the source of all evils?
Petroleum loyalty
I read with interest today one YB would like to have the petroleum loyalty increased. May be Sarawak and Sabah as the deposit for BN should give due consideration or else BN depositors might do ‘withdrawal’ in the coming election?
Road hazard or making Sibu greener
Some said re-cycling of metals is an act of making earth greener. But should we do it at the expense of safety of residents or road users?
This video says all:
马路恶霸，危害他人
有了学车学校照理是提高人们驾车水平，但是看到的都是“无法无天”驾驶态度。学车学费马币一千多元并不能保证少车祸，效益到底在那里？闯红灯是平常事，边驾车边讲电话好像是马戏团表演。真是马路如虎口。
出生紙注明非公民,小一生接停學令
基于出生紙上被注明為非大馬公民，一名古晉中華小學第五校的小一生甫到校上課2週，即接獲教育部及校方指示停學，令雙親深感焦慮。
這位小一生李徑成是本地籍男子李偉康及中國籍母親冉茂華的愛情結晶，今年7歲，在新學年開學時到古晉五小上學兩週後，卻在本週一接獲校方因其國籍問題而指示停學的通知。
我们不是说我们现在”地球村”内生活吗？(UNICEF)每个孩子都有受教育的权力吗？为甚么还发生这种事？这种不人道之事何时才会成历史？
Welcome to Inside Sarawak Blog 《爱砂拉越》管方部落格欢迎您
As promised, we have set up this blog today and will initiate interesting topics for visitors to participate later. However, certain rules and regulations must be followed to ensure smooth running of this blog.
曾承诺设立部落格，很高兴今天正式启用它。会陆续开启新话题让大家畅谈。