"He said the Chinese voters should realise that Malaysia, being a multiracial country, cannot afford any risk of political instability.
Daim felt that Chinese voters should look at things from the Malaysian perspectives as all issues are Malaysian issues.
He said the electorate must know that no government is perfect, and the longer the government stays, the more mistakes it makes, and the Pakatan is no exception.
He said the Chinese voters should vote in the interest of the country and not based on sentiments, which is a very dangerous move.
He said he understood that some 80% of the Chinese voters have already decided to support the Pakatan, ignoring all the efforts of the BN. The bottomline is, they support the opposition, he said.
"To me, this is an emotional decision. You cannot say, 'no matter whether you (the government) are good or no good, all I want is to topple you'."