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mrbrown tweets politics and The Terminator

Obbana Rajah

In a twitter post just before Mahathir Mohamad was sworn in as Malaysia’s new Prime Minister, blogger mrbrown, also known as Lee Kin Mun posted a dictionary update he thought was necessary.

He said, “New word in Malaysian dictionary:

mahathir (v): to destroy with a crushing blow. e.g. Despite decades of existence, that ruling party was mahathired.”

He made this reference to how Mahathir came back to politics – and to holding the very position he held back then – even after 15 years.

Twitter user @xinhuanufang replied to mrbrown’s tweet, saying, “He is the Tunminator, haven’t you heard?”

This is because Arnold Schwarzenegger is famous for his role in the movie ‘The Terminator’, and especially so for the movie’s catchphrase, “I’ll be back”.

In response to @xinhuanufang, mrbrown posted this:

This sentiment of Mahathir as the Terminator who keeps coming back was even echoed by Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong, who said in a Facebook post yesterday, “Lee Kuan Yew who famously said, Watching Mahathir fight Malaysian GE14 reminds me of Lee Kuan Yew who famously said, “Even from my sick bed, even if you are going to lower me into the grave and I feel something is going wrong, I will get up”.

Netizens and fans of The Avengers were more than happy to oblige mrbrown on this thread.

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Lately, mrbrown has been using power-hungry inhuman extremist movie characters such as Thanos, The Terminator and the likes to describe politics.

Leaves a lot to be considered.


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