Friday, January 24, 2014
Food for Thought
Democracy Park OR Dictatorship Park?
There is a well known Cambodian saying that goes:
"Chhkae kontuy kvean, kir nov tae kvean", which
means that "A dog with curling tail, could not
straighten its tail." To put it in non-figurative
language, this saying generally refers to people
who are unable or unwilling to forgo a bad habit.
The same could be said about tyranical government.
By now, it has been well known that Cambodian
government has transformed itself from Communism
to Democracy. But, has it really done that? The
answer would be: Yes, it has done that on paper,
but NOT in practice.
The image of plain clothes thugs hired by the
Cambodian authority to chase away people who
were staging demonstration in democracy park
is a painful reminder that a dog with curling
tail could not straighten its tail for long.
The only way to keep it from curling back up is
to cut it off.
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