QUOTE(latipbogiba @ May 30 2025, 09:30 AM)
about subsidy rationalization.
you can see in the comments in fb, insta tiktok youtube that people hating so much on gov madani and especially pmx when gov announce about cutting the subsis or subsidy rationalization.
subsidy rationalization is to make sure that B40 and the people who really need help get the help.
when gov cutting the subsis, there will be an increase price especially in f&b. when f&b raises it prices, they blame the gov.
so, actually what do they want?
bangun tido, makan, goyang telur, tido?
DS Najib removed subsidies before — so why the outrage back then? Why the agitation and street protests? Simple: the goal at the time was power. Agree?
Today, when it's their turn to cut subsidies, it's rebranded as "rationalization", supposedly to nurture rakyat self-reliance.
But “subsidy mentality” isn't the root problem. It's a convenient narrative, carefully designed to deflect attention from the real issue: entrenched greed at the top.
Look closer: when subsidies are withdrawn, who suffers most?
Ordinary citizens: street sweepers, hawkers, working families.
And who continues to thrive?
Those living off government contracts, exclusive licenses, concessions — all forms of subsidy too, just hidden behind polished terms like “incentives,” “stimulus,” and “compensation.”Want to preach self-reliance?
Start from the top. Slash ministerial perks. Dismantle monopolies. Abolish APs. Stop protecting Proton and Perodua. Open the markets.
Lead by example.If not, it’s just the same old script; power teaching the people to tighten their belts, while the elite grow fat behind a curtain of nationalist slogans.
Some people are just too gullible; they parrot elite narratives without thinking, like brainless zombies.
As Tun Mahathir once said: "Orang Melayu mudah lupa."
That’s why it’s so easy to deceive, manipulate, and exploit them.