Ignore the close one eye Jasin MP Mohd Said Yusof, his confession can’t stand valid for real. Look for another context from another perspective.
The trouble with many politicians is that while they are quick to criticise what they perceive to be sinful, the same decibel is not heard when it comes to corruption.
Corruption is a sin and surely we should hear more politicians back Abdullah Ahmad Badawi in his fight against graft.
Not only are many of our politicians not on the forefront, but they also seem to shy away from talking about accountability and credibility.
Many, including those seemingly religious in their diet and dressing, appear to be selective when it comes to their pick of sins. Somehow, corruption, abuse of power and women do not affect their religious practices, regardless of their spiritual belief.
Between sex and corruption, which is more sinner? Or merely a strategy by Jasin MP to distract the attention away from his sinful act?
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