I would not say that ISA is a popular Act, (and) I would not say that the majority do not like ISA. I can tell you that there are differences of views and I can tell that majority of people today feels that because of existence of preventive laws (we have peace). Of course, among the intellectuals, the media and the academicians, the Act is outdated. (Syed Hamid on the ISA in the final of a three-part Malaysiakini interview)
Why is it that the home minister can speak for the majority? Is it because he thinks we have no brain? How can he tell that the majority feels that ISA has brought about peace? Was there an opinion poll carried out? Oh, by the way, isn't he insulting the majority when he says only the intellectuals, media and academicians are not for ISA?
Think about it. So, err...what do you, the majority, think?
CAN YOU SEE HIS BRAIN?
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The home minister is very fond of claiming that the majority of the malaysians support him and his action. Why not arrange a public referendum to find out whether the majority of the malaysians support him. In the last general election, UMNO only got less than 25% of the vote. So how in the world this UMNO minister thinks that he has the majority support? May be he is refering to his own UMNO members.
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