DISQUS

SPR,you are wrong,the SPR just decided to scrap the plans for using indelible ink today.They must be up to some dirty tactics again.

BN even have the audacity to threaten Malaysian non-malays by saying that we have to bear the consequence for not voting BN.Anyway,people who are discontented and understand the current situation in Malaysia are mosty studying overseas and not enough information are given to us on how to vote by postal means.The BN government is only interested in getting postal votes from the pro-government army personnel.Many of us have no qualms about voting for the opposition party like DAP but like what you said,many of us have given up hope on the current system.If you observe the way they draw up the constituencies,there is almost no chance at all for the opposition to deny them a 2/3 majority.States like Sabah and Sarawak has ridiculously high number of seats,but urban places where anti-establishment sentiments are high like K.L and Selangor has limited number of seats.I would try my best to vote for a change but unfortunately my voting constituent has only candidates from PAS and UMNO,which is a drawback for me to vote.