So it’s June and I think it’s finally safe to talk about Bersih 3.0. My reluctance to address my attendance of the (supposed sit-in) demonstration had much to do with: 1) the politicisation of Bersih, which I am very tired of and 2) the collective crazy of some participants. I went to Bersih 3.0 for work, as a photographer. I was also supposed to be live-tweeting, but for whatever reasons (network flooded/rumoured mobile jammers), that did not work out at all. If I weren’t there for work, I would have been following updates of the rally from the safety of my home. Wearing my boxers. Eating Cheezels. For Bersih 2.0, I had done my homework the night before. Gotten numbers of lawyers, bought my…