No absolutes when it comes to humans


WHEN I penned an article and also spoke in a video extolling the five great characteristics that I admired about a politician who recently reached a centennial presence, I was surprised at the many negative comments I received.

The comments were negative in the sense that they all agreed with one view I had, that the particular politician hadn’t done well by Malaysia, but not with anything positive I said.

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