From the Sheraton move, the backdoor government drama, the sudden stepping down of the Prime Minister, the 'I know I'm not the PM that you voted for but give me a chance' statement to the many many political bodohness that we've seen throughout these last few months, one politician has come out and said that it's our fault.

Just to be clear, "our fault" here means Malaysians, the rakyat, us.

Deputy Communications and Multimedia Minister and Umno Supreme Council member Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin made this sweeping statement to reporters last night.

According to a report by Malay Mail, the minister said that the current conundrum (the split in the Dewan Rakyat) was due to voters not choosing Barisan Nasional during the last General Elections.

“And the ones that caused this situation is the people. The people are the ones who voted like they did, because they were lied to,” he said.

“The people are the ones who made the decision; the situation today is because the people made such a decision (when voting) and the politicians are only correcting the situation,” he said.



We know right, we could not even believe that he said this but a video of him making this comment has been circulating on social media.

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Netizens can't believe it!

We're still trying to process his statement (dah muntah a few times actually) and the fact that he's not wearing his mask properly or adhering to the SOPs.

Netizens seem to be as confused and pissed off too.

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We just don't understand statements like this.

We voted for politicians who we thought would give a damn.

We exercised our rights and voted to see a better Malaysia.

How are we to be blamed?

What do you think about this minister's opinion? Tell us in the comments.