Politicians will do for fame or power. They are tempted to do unethical things to win elections or advance their careers, however their petty crimes are not just wrong, but ineffective.
They do not want to do the right thing because their self-interest points them toward doing something bad. The entire political class would be shocked and appalled by the specter of a parliamentarian murdering someone for personal gain. It does not constitute any legitimate reason to do the unethical thing toward their own comrades.
The overwhelming majority of PKR politicians who bother to dedicating their lives to securing vast political power because they actually wanted to accomplish something and get personal benefit. PKR Nibong Tebal parliamentarian Tan Tee Beng is a typical example.
He had been successfully launching scathing verbal attack on PKR deputy president Syed Husin and DAP secretary-general and Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to gain unethical political mileage.
He waded into controversy as his remarks created a huge flutter. The unethical behavior was censured and concerns had been raised about the misconduct.
He apologized to Syed Husin Ali and retracted his remarks made against the PKR deputy president after two-hour disciplinary committee meeting at the PKR headquarters in Kuala Lumpur but not DAP secretary-general and Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
The question arises : Should we support PKR and their unscrupulous politicians?
They do not want to do the right thing because their self-interest points them toward doing something bad. The entire political class would be shocked and appalled by the specter of a parliamentarian murdering someone for personal gain. It does not constitute any legitimate reason to do the unethical thing toward their own comrades.
The overwhelming majority of PKR politicians who bother to dedicating their lives to securing vast political power because they actually wanted to accomplish something and get personal benefit. PKR Nibong Tebal parliamentarian Tan Tee Beng is a typical example.
He had been successfully launching scathing verbal attack on PKR deputy president Syed Husin and DAP secretary-general and Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng to gain unethical political mileage.
He waded into controversy as his remarks created a huge flutter. The unethical behavior was censured and concerns had been raised about the misconduct.
He apologized to Syed Husin Ali and retracted his remarks made against the PKR deputy president after two-hour disciplinary committee meeting at the PKR headquarters in Kuala Lumpur but not DAP secretary-general and Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
The question arises : Should we support PKR and their unscrupulous politicians?
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