WHY CAN'T A WOMAN BECOME MALAYSIA'S PRIME MINISTER, IN FACT?

PUT A NOBLE WOMAN as CHIEF MINISTER ...

and see what better things she can do if you understand the psychology and the joys of motherhood. in any household a woman would generally be the better planner and the more prudent one and will always think of how not to waste resources and to ensure that education, safety, and the well-beingness of the children come first. if we say that women cannot become a state leader, we are insulting what our mothers have done and capable of doing.violence against women (and this includes violence with words) is a consequence of not being able to respect what women can do -- a misogynic way of thinking.women are more careful in spending (except the -shop-till-you drop-type), as what is important is to clothe their children and to ensure that food is on the table. placed in the position of power, they are extra careful with its uses and will adopt the transformative, nurturing role with a no-nonsense attitude. Failing to perform well might spell disaster because it is still "a man's world", unfortunately. Women leaders might be better peace-makers, peace-keepers, and peace-builders than men. 

Men leaders in Malaysia in general? -- tell me what they are like? Schemers, time wasters, liars, thieves, plunderers, back-stabbers, some are escaped bloody murderers, anti-intellectuals, and prone to thinking of himself, his clan, his cronies, and where to hide his money ....
a woman leader, accused of corruption may be shaken to death at the prospect not just being imprisoned and bringing shame to the family ... a man in a political leadership position will wiggle himself out of it by covering himself with money and buying off people ... especially in Malaysian politics where shame is not in the vocabulary
agree? -- ar