There was a debate between Khairy Jamaluddin (BN) and Rafizi Ramli (PR) on PTPTN.
PTPTN is a loan for students to pay for their studies in colleges or universities.
Rafizi Ramli said that PTPTN is bad and should be stopped while Khairy Jamaluddin said that students need PTPTN.
Since the opposition parties (Pakatan Rakyat or PR) say NO to PTPTN the government (Barisan Nasional or BN) froze the PTPTN loan to Selangor-owned universities so that the oppositions will be happy.
But they got angry and said bad things about the government and want PTPTN to stop freezing the loan.
Isn’t that weird?
I think that the opposition do not understand what they are talking about and only want to make people hate the government.
Today PTPTN confirmed that they are giving back the loans because they pity the students since the opposition parties don’t know how to solve the problem and how to help the students.
The government also help the universities because if the students cannot pay the fees, the universities have to be closed and a lot of people will lost their jobs.
Will the opposition parties thank to the government?
I don’t think so.
I think that the oppositions will say that the government had to give back PTPTN because they are tired of people complaining that BN is bad and if the government don’t give the loan back BN will loose in the 13th General Election.
The conclusion is we cannot trust the opposition parties because they twist stories and tell lies to trick us.
Adik, bukan tujuan PR nak bagi orang benci kepada goverment semata-mata. Mana boleh kerajaan stopkan ptptn immediately kat unisel tu sebab kerajaan yg memerintahkan sekarang masih umno..org umno ni konon-konon nak buktikan pada masyarakat yg PR xmampu tapi sedangkan ini adalah mainan politik kotor dorg. Bagi PR perintah tgok mereka mampu ke tidak untuk beri pendidikan percuma sebab duit rakyat sekarang dipegang oleh kerajaan pusat yg memerintah iaitu UMNo.
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Dear pedangkaca,
I think PR started the issue by organising the Occupy and later Anwar told people not to pay back the PTPTN. I think that he has no right to do so and as a Muslim, what he did is wrong. Muslims must not cheat other people, when we owe, we pay. If we do not want to pay, do not take the loan. The government never force anybody to take the loan, and since Rafizi said that the loan is really bad, PR should be happy to be without PTPTN. It is easy to make promises but it is hard to keep the promises 🙂
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