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WHILST we the rakyat amuse ourselves over the post-election mud slinging and airing of dirty linen in public by the political parties, here’s something else to ponder over.
We are a PTA of a national-type school and being neighbourly and courteous, we decided to invite our newly-elected member of parliament for the Segambut constituency for a function.
Being politically polite, we sought the blessings of the principal of the school. We were told point-blank that because the MP was not of Barisan lineage, neither the school nor the PTA were to even think of such a thing.
Shouldn’t schools be apolitical where the soul of democracy is being taught to the future generation? The amusement continues. What say you?
URBAN MALAYSIAN VOTER,
Kuala Lumpur.
Source: The Star – March 29, 2008
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