There is a time for everything...
...and a time NOT.
Read: Sexist remarks becoming the norm?
An insulting sexist "joke" is NOT for parliamentary meetings. Full stop. In fact, jokes of all kind should be banned during parliament sessions. After all, aren't they, the "leaders" of the country, supposed to be discussing serious issues that will affect the nation? Or is Malaysia just a joke? the butt of a joke? The people, a laughing stock?
It irks us women out there that men can be so stupid. Downright insensitive jerks. These men in our political parties should not be called MPs but MCPs (male chauvinist pigs). These kind of sexist remarks had already occured so many times. There must be something wrong with our system if these things can go on without the wrongdoers getting punished, giving the same repeated offenders the "dare"ness to continue in their ways for there is no fear of retribution of any kind. Instead, they are even applauded, supported, reelected. Unbelievable.
I have nothing else to say. Memang Malaysia Boleh. Cakap apa pun boleh.
4 comments:
Sad isn't it? The very people that the rakyat elected to represents them in the Parliament, acting like jerks. This is not the first time sexist remarks has been made in our Parliament. Will blog about this soon myself.
Ebbs think There is never a time for sexist remarks or comments to degrade another human. what more the female gender. These MPs think that they are funny, but they do not realise they themselves is joke, big time. Someone should tell them to stop being a clown. The Parliament house is for people who cares for the PEOPLE of Malaysia, not a circus. And NO ONE IS LAUGHING.
hi kiasu! first time seeing u here. methinks we got connected thru cutie kaylee. looking forward to read your blog entry about this issue.
aahhh....no wonder our country is still not a developed country because we have MPs with such "good" qualities...hehehe...
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