You can’t spend taxpayers’ money without their consent
From Redzuan
I’ve occasionally read Prof Tajudin’s articles – some I agreed with, some I didn’t – but at least I believed there was reason in his words. However, the piece “It’s not charity, it’s our responsibility” (FMT Aug 30) struck a raw nerve. It changed my perception of the professor, from a man of intellect to one willing to trade empathy for provocation.
I was one of those children who relied on parental help well into adulthood. I am grateful for it. More than that, I am grateful my parents never exposed this to the world. They kept their sacrifices private, and spoke only of their pride in me. That dignity was their gift.
However, Tajudin chose differently. In his article, he revealed what should have been left in the family home. He has shamed his children, whether intended or not.
The French have a saying “il faut laver son linge sale en famille” – dirty laundry should be washed at home.
As for the professor’s lecture on charity and…
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