I'm torn..
On the one hand, I understand why some need to resort to street demonstrations to make their views heard. On the other hand, I also fear for its ramifications. It only takes a little to ignite the fire within to turn peaceful demonstrations to all out rioting.
I feel for those who've had enough with the sad state of affairs, but I feel even more for my family for whom I am the sole breadwinner to. Yes, I've been told its 'just a peaceful walk' but for me this 'little' walk has elements of wild abandon I can ill afford right now.
So, for better or for worse I'm sitting on the fence. The photos below are not so much about Bersih 2.0, but about how the city centre became a ghost town because of it..
AM Updates: Went out for breakfast only to find most shops closed. Used a point-and-shoot camera so as to not attract attention.
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| Jln Munshi Abdullah towards Jln Ampang |
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| along Jln Munshi Abdullah |
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| along Jln Munshi Abdullah |
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| along Jln Dang Wangi |
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| along Jln Dang Wangi |
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| along Jln Dang Wangi |
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| along Jln Dang Wangi |
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| along Jln Doraisamy |
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| along Jln Dang Wangi |
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| along Jln Munshi Abdullah |
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| Eye in the sky (big brother's watching) |
PM Updates: Went out for lunch, still the roads were desolate. This time felt a little bolder so I brought my DSLR along.
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| along Jln Munshi Abdullah |
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| along Jln Munshi Abdullah |
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| along Jln TAR |
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| along Jln TAR |
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| along Jln Raja Laut |
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| along Jln Raja Laut |
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| along Jln Esfahan (Sogo) |
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| along Jln TAR |
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| along Jln Dang Wangi |
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| Bus/Taxi lanes between Sogo and Pertama |
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| along Jln TAR (more uniforms than civilians) |
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| along Lorong TAR (night market) |
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| Dang Wangi Police Station |
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| our condo |
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| PDRM chopper on a slalom course (between buildings) |
Note: I'm glad I didn't join in the 'walk', I later learnt the tear gas might have proved fatal for someone with asthma (me)..
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