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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 74249, member: 636"] The Jamaat boss is out here saying Bangladeshis are sick of the same crusty political playbook and want something different. Shafiqur Rahman went off at a rally backing his party's candidate, claiming voters are done with partisan governments and want leaders who actually care about regular people instead of lining their pockets. He brought up the July uprising and said fascism is still hanging around even though some of the fascist crew bounced. The party leader pointed to corruption, land grabs, and sketchy behavior as proof that the old garbage politics are still kicking. Rahman threw some shade at parties that said they'd work with everyone except Jamaat, basically saying his crew would team up with anyone if they win the election. [/QUOTE]