Jun 8 2025, 12:53 AM
QUOTE(Optizorb @ May 31 2025, 05:44 PM)
Yes, point being we are doing it to disrupt the system. To show PH that they are delulu if they think nons votes are secured for them and nons are stuck with the "asal bukan PuAS" narrative, to show PH we are not afraid of NOT voting them.
Some of us would double down out of spite on the scare and vote for PuAS (atm, im in this boat), some of us would undi bebas calon, some of us would undi rosak, while some would rather goyang kaki at home. All ways of showing it are valid and welcome.
Fuck PHcais and PHdogs for thinking nons votes are their vote bank lulz.
This is the same arrogance of BN thinking S&S is their safe deposit, and such arrogance will be duly punished by the voters.
oi, PAS is now targeting people like you, quick, time to name your price for sacrificing your foreskin..Some of us would double down out of spite on the scare and vote for PuAS (atm, im in this boat), some of us would undi bebas calon, some of us would undi rosak, while some would rather goyang kaki at home. All ways of showing it are valid and welcome.
Fuck PHcais and PHdogs for thinking nons votes are their vote bank lulz.
This is the same arrogance of BN thinking S&S is their safe deposit, and such arrogance will be duly punished by the voters.
PAS eyes support of ‘critical’ non-Malays disgruntled with govt
“The question now is how PAS can attract them to our side,” Amar was quoted as saying. The challenge was to find more convincing ways to win over the non-Malays ahead of the general election, which is due by February 2028."
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