Originally posted by Meilin86:
Yes, as long what they do is right as the People support. Being a servant is no matter. It is paradoxically good for both sides.
There was a little sign (written in Chinese) outside a 4-D shop in my neighbourhood. It says: No. 1 cause of failure is: Arrogance.
So, ordinary people understand the true nature of leadership or elite approach. Leadership and elitism is inhabited by self and self-ness. At one time, people frequently claim leadership quality or talent. Then came the Asian Financial crisis that exposed leaderships as self and root cause of financial collapses. Subsequent large-scale corporate scandals in the aftermath of Asian Financial crisis further confirmed self or self-centredness as the root causes of company malpractices affecting many countries. Talents, elitism, Asian value, and Confucianism relied upon to justify leadership died off and subsided. Now leadership claims are seen to make a fast come-back once the world economy is recovering once more..
The falsehood about leadership is on the wall, of the 4-D shop showing that people understand what it means. It is paradoxical that the over-pragmatic is taking over the leading.
Many ultra-pragmatists including some found in forums are all over pushing to keep to status quo with robust rebuttals of non-conformist views. This has been the main problem to our pm's call for change. He has to get his grassroot to let go and not be over-zealous to stop people from airing views.
Just my two cents' worth..