Oops, they did it again.
Valentine's Day roses for PM Flip Flop. Malaysians hadn't lost their romantic factor. So it seems.
Rallying with roses in their hands might just come down in history as the best decoy ever. A rally had always been perceived as a violent event where very angry people march the streets seeking for whatever truth, change and acceptance they are finding. But when paired with roses in their hands, it sends a different signal altogether. It confuses thy mind; we don't know whether to love or hate. Throw in children to march alongside adults, hand in hand whilst holding roses, I'm confused.
Malaysians Boleh, kan? *chuckles*
Valentine's Day roses for PM Flip Flop. Malaysians hadn't lost their romantic factor. So it seems.
Rallying with roses in their hands might just come down in history as the best decoy ever. A rally had always been perceived as a violent event where very angry people march the streets seeking for whatever truth, change and acceptance they are finding. But when paired with roses in their hands, it sends a different signal altogether. It confuses thy mind; we don't know whether to love or hate. Throw in children to march alongside adults, hand in hand whilst holding roses, I'm confused.
Malaysians Boleh, kan? *chuckles*
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