I read about this survey at Rockybru, here.

Curious to know what are the result would be, its took me less than a minute to complete 5 questions. Easy question, at all.

Beyond my expectation, the result is shocking me.

See yourself…

1). Should freedom of expression through demonstrations be allowed in a democratic country like Malaysia?

2). Do you think the Internal Security Act (ISA) should be used by the Government on street demonstrators?

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	Answer	Responses	Percent
	No, since the Government can pursue othe…uch as through the courts to charge them	849	59.5%
	Yes, since they are a threat to national security	499	35.0%
	I don’t know	79	5.5%

3). What do you think best explain the following scenario?

Below are the photos of three different demonstrations. The first two [1st, 2nd] demonstrations are deemed illegal and considered a threat to national security by the authorities whereas the third one is viewed in a different light altogether. Why?

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	Answer	Responses	Percent
	The first two demonstrations were inspir…ird was associated with the ruling party	759	55.9%
	Two of those demonstrations were about d…as the third was about foreign elements	240	17.7%
	I don’t know	182	13.4%
	The first two demonstrations were disrup…e but the third was peaceful and orderly	127	9.4%
	The first two demonstrations had the par…rd was against terrorists’ participation	49	3.6%

4). What is your view on the following statement?

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	Answer	Responses	Percent
	I agree with Suhakam.	905	67.6%
	I disagree with Suhakam.	267	20.0%
	I don’t know.	166	12.4%

5). What the do you think is the best way for the Government to deter more demonstrations from taking place?

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	Answer	Responses	Percent
	Listen to the grouses and formulate effective solutions to win them over	1067	80.2%
	Use the Internal Security Act (ISA) to arrest all demonstrators	113	8.5%
	Arrest and charge all demonstrators in court	66	5.0%
	I don’t know	50	3.8%
	Impose martial law	35	2.6%

Just another question, who the Promuda (Dewan Profesional Muda Malaysia) is?.

Please read Storm brewing in Promuda by JOCELINE TAN at Malaysia Today
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