Online Malaysian Politics

As much as we have offline politics ongoing about ‘AP Kings’, we have our very own blogger politics taking place. Though not as serious that it might change the car import system, it’s right now at a stage where it’s hurting others. Topping that, the political debate are involving favored bloggers with their annonymous number of followers. Unlike during elections you can see supporters with bandanas or buttons, online its more of how each bloggers post let readers know who they are siding.

In case not many have been following the few pings on Project Petaling Street (PPS), many have written about the involvement of Kenny Sia and the elusive Sarong Party Girl at the recent Singapore blog conference. Yes, the same Sarong Party Girl (SPG) blogger that allegedly came out in the newspapers being branded as threat to our young readers.

If you recall the story of the nude SPG, it was questioning morality and heck, even questioning lawyers if such actions were allowed. And because Kenny frequents Singapore quite alot (I think he does), he attended the blog conference. I read his post about the experience before he took it down also because of the stir of politics. In it was the usual greatness of meeting fellow bloggers but the highlight is where the politcs began. He visually documented his meeting with the infamous SPG at the conference.

As far as I know, they snapped a few photos together and Kenny was being honest of his approach towards her as a person. Right now, I’m honestly not siding anyone because I refuse to get myself involved by saying who’s wrong or right.

Post edited after Minishort was banging me on the head with a chair. T_T

With that said, I think we have more than enough politics offline. Can we leave these kinda morality stuff to the bloggers themselves without involving others?

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