Malaysian Politics Is Full Of Nonsense

Yes, it truly is rubbish. Politicians in Malaysia seem to be more engrossed to find out what other politicians do during their private time instead of serving the people and the nation. I don't know why they keep on wanting to bring one man down for the past decade or so. Is he such a big threat to the government that he has to be brought down by playing dirty?
Another thing that pisses me off is that the powers that be in Malaysia discriminates the minority. It's true. There's no point denying it. The most recent piece of crap in the news is the government seizing Bibles that are in Bahasa Malaysia. Then, they released it but stamped something like "For Christianity only...by order of the Home Minister" or something along those lines. What kind of bullshit is that? Anyone can read the Bible, no matter what language it is. It is up to the readers themselves whether to embrace the religion or not. Besides, Malaysia's Constitution does allow people to practice any religion. It's their basic right anyway. But what the government has done is like treating the Bibles like some sort of drug or WMD. And for goodness sake, don't give excuses like the word "Allah" in the Bahasa Malaysia Bible will "confuse" people. That crap is laughable. Muslims surely know how to differentiate. They aren't stupid, you know?

Doubts That Come Once In A While But Never Truly Go Away

I'm not sure why I feel this way today. I feel that I'm not the right person to do what I'm doing for a living now. Or maybe it's just that this job doesn't suit me. When I first started, I told everybody that I'm fine with the job. "Everything's good!", I'd tell them. But now after almost 5 months in it, I somehow feel like it's not the kind of thing that I like or want. Or maybe this is just one of the bad days that lead me to doubt myself. I know who to talk to about this kinda problems but that said person ain't here to listen to me anymore. Oh well, just hoping tomorrow will be a better day. I gotta start figuring out what I truly want for my career, though.