Shunning Politics
which I think is a good read for those who want to understand how Malays and Bumiputera experience racial discrimination in this country.
Yes, it's not just the Chinese who can claim of being discriminated because of their skin color.
Sometimes, I find it weird that the liberal urbanite Malays can't see such things.
Just consider this, of all those smart and savvy Malay journalists in MCA-owned but pro-DAP, The Star newspaper, none of them had ever managed to be an editor with real decision making authority.
And there you have all those liberal urbanite Malays given the space to write in The Star about how we are all Malaysians and being a Malay is not that important anymore or even a racist thing to do.
Yes, this is the same newspaper that gave prominence to MCA's CC member Datuk Ti Liang Ker's "gentle reminder" on Monday for Umno to mind their language in the party's coming general assembly.
Okay, go and ask the so-called Malays such as Anas Zubedy who is a great fan of The Star what does he know about "jati diri Melayu".
Ask him whether being a Malaysian first means he supports single stream schools for Malaysian students instead of the current multiple school systems. Tell him to write and put it on record at The Star.
Yes, let's see whether it get published by all those powerful Chinese and Indian editors in The Star.
It will be interesting to know what people like Marina Mahathir, Azmi Sharom and Anas Zubedy think of the Chinese vernacular schools.
Anyway, the Umno general assembly is drawing near.
I believe it's a make or break for the party.
If it fails at the assembly to convince the Malays that it is helping them instead of just helping themselves, then I believe the party is doomed.
If Umno choose to be as liberal as Anas Zubedy, then I believe the party is doomed.
If the more educated Umno people still choose to read The Star over anything else, then I believe the party is doomed.
Sometimes I wish Malays still look, talk and behave like this,
re: "Yes, it's not just the Chinese who can claim of being discriminated because of their skin color. Sometimes, I find it weird that the liberal urbanite Malays can't see such things.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejPCl-TV-Wo
Selamat pagi Cik Annie!
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Love is the answer
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Love is the answer . . . .
Aha, a new post titled "Being Malays". We can write 1,001 things about that. Some smart Alec will say going astray and out of topic again? What? He's a Jaguh Kampung, no need to be bothered by what he says? If you say so, ok lah.
ReplyDeleteI wanna it placed on record here, if I may: If one goes by all that Annie says in each of her post, one can go to Timbuktu, Eskimoland etc and talk about any aspect of them and relate them to what Annie says.
For example, in this post, the last thing Annie says is "I wish Malays still look, talk and behave like this (the footage on OST Anakku Sazali 1956 - Tiada Kata Secantik Bahasa - P Ramlee). Just picking on that alone, I can talk about P Ramlee, about Singapore where he spent most of his acting, singing etc career, about the miserable Malays in Singapore, about bloody Lee Kuan Yew importing PRC Chinese etc making Singapore 72% Chinese, about cursing Tengku A Rahman for giving it away FOC, etc,etc. Far-fetched? That's your opinion. And when not substantiated and justified, mine is always better than yours.
Ok, having said all those, I'll write more in due course.
Aiseh Annie, that "Shunning Politics" post you linked is all politics lah.
ReplyDeleteI doubt if any one can be completely free from politics. Whatever one says or does somehow involves politics one way or another.
Politics is defined as
1. (Of persons) sagacious, prudent (of actions) judicious, expedient; scheming, crafty
2. Science and art of government, political affairs or life, political principles
Political is defined as
1. Of the State or its government ; of public affairs; of politics;
2. Of person: engaged in civil administration; having an organized polity
So, unless one talks only about nose digging and such, one is bound to be talking something involving politics. Complain about traffic jam, work conditions e.g involving scheming, crafty buggers, they are all politics. Just read the definitions again and you'll find they are all politics.
So, I disagree that we can avoid politics. Maybe the smart Alec or Jaguh Kampung I referred to earlier on can but that's his problem.
So, we'll talk politics and every thing else, shall we? But no sex, please, as said by the British stage play title in London long ago.
Where got joke joke kind of comment. On serious matter innit.
DeleteGot spent time checked dictionary oso. Dictionary Okspod, eh?
But remember, not all Okspod fellas are clever. Tony Pua DAP is not. There's another one. You guess lah.
Bro, Politics is "power" it is all about power. As someone remarks, politics is "everything" [everything-nism]. A generalization of "politics"
DeleteWhat is interesting about politics is the meaning of politics itself, in a given situation, view and issue in relation between the authority (organized power) and over level of human communities.
More interestingly is the politics of communalism (+racial politics) versus the political development of the developing nation in its 'controversial-profaned politics'. This is an arena where dirty and ugly politics emerged, discrimination and prejudice sometime take the central political landscape.
Bro, Politics is "power" it is all about power. As someone remarks, politics is "everything" [everything-nism]. A generalization of "politics"
What is interesting about politics is the meaning of politics itself, in a given situation, view and issue in relation between the authority (organized power) and over level of human communities.
More interestingly is the politics of communalism (+racial politics) versus the political development of the developing nation in its 'controversial-profaned politics'. This is an arena where dirty and ugly politics emerged, discrimination and prejudice sometime take the central political landscape.
Bro, Politics is "power" it is all about power. As someone remarks, politics is "everything" [everything-nism]. A generalization of "politics"
DeleteWhat is interesting about politics is the meaning of politics itself, in a given situation, view and issue in relation between the authority (organized power) and over level of human communities.
More interestingly is the politics of communalism (+racial politics) versus the political development of the developing nation in its 'controversial-profaned politics'. This is an arena where dirty and ugly politics emerged, discrimination and prejudice sometime take the central political landscape.
Bro, Politics is "power" it is all about power. As someone remarks, politics is "everything" [everything-nism]. A generalization of "politics"
What is interesting about politics is the meaning of politics itself, in a given situation, view and issue in relation between the authority (organized power) and over level of human communities.
More interestingly is the politics of communalism (+racial politics) versus the political development of the developing nation in its 'controversial-profaned politics'. This is an arena where dirty and ugly politics emerged, discrimination and prejudice sometime take the central political landscape.
Yes, bro, Politics is "power", all about power. That which got Anwar Al Juburi 6 years in Astana Sg Buluh. Hopefully another 10-15 years this time. It's called Al Juburi politics. A title that Mat Sabu beri. Later on, Mat Sabu cium Anwarul's assol. That's called Mat Sabu's taik politics.
DeleteMany kinds of politics. But the worst kind is the pendatang DAP politic. For the chance to taste Putrajaya, sanggup sekatil with PAS. Selalu keluar air liur basi. "Never," said Lim Kit Siang to Hudud. "Over my dead body," said Karpal Singh. He went dead. Now Hadi also doesn't want to attend PR leadership meetings. Tokong Lim crying huhuhu.
Cina kata ea aa , Bulayau manyak racist . Najib kata ,kita 1 Malaysia , jangan racist hoor .
DeleteLim kit siang kata kita semua Malaysian Malaysia , Hanah Yeoh kata , there's no Malay or Indian and zelo Chinese .
Wa tatak tau apa mau cekap lea aa , Wa sekolah Cina , cakap Bulayu tatak pandai loor rr ,tapi mau jadi Malaysian hor rr .
Don't shun politics, just embrace them, and shit the politicians who are not doing their jobs as they are supposed to do. Especially the cakap tak serupa bikin DAP and Pakatoon fellows.
ReplyDeleteAnd we amplify what Annie says in her post above. I cannot stand the Chinese Tsunami and those MCA buggers with DAP minds in the Star etc. And I cannot understand why MCA leadership cannot get every body in hihg positions among them to whack the DAP blokes prim and proper each time they speak out of tune with reality and not in line with the Constitution of the country.
Scared of offending the voters who they think have mostly gone the other side? Well, if you don't show them the weaknesses of the DAP and the Pakatoon, how the hell you are going to ever have them on your side.
They should be wanking the DAP instead of asking UMNO to speak up against Hudud implementation etc. Awww, shit. Let DAP wallop PAS lorr, MCA just has to keep quiet on tht sort of things. Ty to champion the rakyat on other issues. Whack corruption, cronyism etc, etc to the bone until your throat runs dry. Then go for a deep drink somewhere. What, did I say something wrong? Deep whatever?
So, this comment out of topic? It's on the shunning politics thingy, dude.
"Don't shun politics, just embrace them .." Shun the Zairil fake Melayu bloke. Embrace that stupid Dyana butch and lomoi lomoi her. No such thing as giving her soul and watever else to the fake Melayu SOG.
DeleteBut because Khir Johari sudah lomoi lomi his mother, maybe as balasan kot. Talking dirty against Dyana? If lomoi lomoi you say dirty, you aint seen nothin' yet.
And who says politics is not dirty.This comment out of topic? Read the definitions of politics up there again and again.
Yes, the linked article Shunning Politics is about how Malays and Bumiputeras are being discriminated in the private sector in this country.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's not just the Chinese who can claim of being discriminated because of their skin color. The Malays and the Bumiputeras of Sabah and Sarawak have brown skin color that blend well with the surrounding greenery. But the yellow discriminates against the brown.
All because of politics. Because they don't know, some like the DAP buggers and their followers refuse to know, the history of this country, the Constitution which forms the basis of our existence. They therefore think the Special Position of he Malays (extended to the Bumiputeras of Sabah and Sarawak upon the formation of Malaysia) are unfair to them, forgetting that it's the quid pro quo or the consideration for their citizenship right that the Malays agreed to at Merdeka.
Thank God History has been made compulsory in schools since 2013. Future generations of the pendatang should be less likely to be discriminatory in the private sector which they dominate.
What do we do with the existing generation? Let's discuss that.
If UMNO fails at the General Assembly to convince the Malays that it is helping them instead of just helping themselves, then I believe the party is doomed.
ReplyDeleteI believe they will fail. If we don't keep persuading the Perwakilan and the Majlis Tertinggi, they will not do anything to change the situation.
The the party will be doomed at PRU14.
I believe it's a make or break for the party,, and I believed its all politics kartunist and
ReplyDeletethey all go bak to zzzzz.. Konon akta hasutan and Peguam Negara in yesterday news already said Harmony Act will be better than sediction act and UMNO PAU still want to debate? It already on the edge if implementing no turning back. Kesian UMNO member masih tidur dibuai MIMPI fantasia Ah Gib Gor slogans. DO they have the guts to kick out the Presiden, Deputy, VP and Majlis Tertinggi? No they dont have because they are Hang Tuah dna's. If they are from Jebat ,, hah then you know langit tinggi rendah!
The Attorney General is a paid employee. He is obliged to say things in line with what Najib wants.
DeleteUMNO does no have to kick out the Presiden, Deputy, VP and Majlis Tertinggi. Only one of them cukup lah. I think you got my drift. I can't say more, hehe.The Jaguh kampung will say I'm going astray and out of topic, huhu.
you know i have a theory, just like a thief who would always be mindful of his belongings, so would a racist lot being in constant fear of becoming a victim of racism.
ReplyDeleteThey are the one who starts playing with the racist cards, and they are the one who would be quick to points out to others that the malay is racist, when in fact it is the exact opposite. they cant stand the constitution because if our position is to change place, they know how racist they can be to us. and so they are always in constant fear of becoming the victims should the malay and bumi become racist.
just like the zionist who claims they are the victims, but well when u see palestine today, ull see whos the real terrorist. And they would consistently portray themselves as being the victims in CNN, BBC,.. u name it, without shame.
I think we can relate something of the above to whts happening here in malaysia. its just slightly on a smaller scale and without blood bath (maybe not yet). if the zionist has CNN, the racist lot here has the star. And just like the rest of the world sitting on their hands keeping silent or being in cohorts so are the malay liberals here in Malaysia. If not this, then the likes of marina mahathir are merely tools for the chauvinist agenda who lured them in with feel good factor and fame of what would appear a fake noble struggle, as if the malay has been unfair to others. They fail to see the bigger picture and get stuck in their confused moral dilemma.
the rest of the liberal i would think just want to be on the popular side of the now majority mood and constantly in fear to be called racist. such weakness is because they either lack jati diri or they dont have any at all.
umno? recently i heard the umno presiden says in tv tht moderation is the path of prophet. and how is moderation here in malaysia carried out by the star is in line with the prophet? I guess datuk seri kene ingat islam meletakkan keadilan pada tptnya, bknnya membuta sama rata sama rasa. he also call for others to not be extremis, i guess hes pointing at perkasa and isma. wow, i guess we, the grass root are now extremis. maybe later he'll jail us too. his tone is just like the star. he claimed in the tv hes not a liberal. yeah so we are just to take his words then? We all know better when dealing with politician. Annie i dont know wht u see in najib, but seriously that guy is beyond repair so yeah as long as hes there, he and his generals and advisors, umno is doomed. ( i dont think this is out of topics, u r talking about umno, about the liberals, how could i not include najib?)
Bloody good comment, Sir. More, please.
DeleteI agree with practically everything you said. I will say out my thinking about the Jews of the world and the Jews of Malaysia when free. Another time.
Discrimination happened amongst the Melayu too. If you are not one of TSMN of Amok circle don't hope to get a top post in GLC. Not too long ago, if you are not a MCKK alumni don't hope to be employed or get a contract. Same thing if your name done start with a Syed, don't ever dream of marrying your childhood sweetheart who is a syarifah.
ReplyDeleteThe list goes on and on.
But we are talking about discrimination by the other (racial) lots. You out of the topic?
ReplyDeletePssst, now I realize why people kata lain olang "going astray and out of topic". Maybe when they cannot argue out against those comments concerned. Or have no time to do so like me now. But not fair to say out of topic simply coz of those, innit?
Note that I didn't say you out of topic. Only asked, hehe.
It's normal, in fact healthy, to deviate a little away from the main topic. Let the mind wander a bit.
DeleteCareful when the mind wanders. It gets to throwing out ISA when even the US still has it in Guantanamo Bay. And throwing out the Sedition Act that protects the tights and interests of the Malays. And now 170 out of 191 UMNO Divisions, the Youth and Wanita Wings also shouting to retain it.
DeleteIt wanders to getting a certificate on developed nation status even at the expense of the rights and interests of the Malays.
And if the Malays reject UMNO/BN at PRU14, those fellows concerned will wander into the wilderness.
hmm if your are referring to me (9.58),
Deletei just relates back to anything mentioned in the article, about umno and about racist. disriminate againts malay is due to racism hence..., well tht goes without saying right. its like to be understood or something. everyone knows this but no one saying anything. Nothing much to say cause i used to come from industry were HR is controlled by them even though it supposed to be an international company. u know whos them.
That 11:13 comment is by me. It was meant for the comment above it. I forgot to press the Reply button. Often being bothered by the Robot thingy. Usually checked what I wrote and simply pressed the button. But now the moment I write the comment, am reminded of the Robot.
DeleteReading you reminds me of the bloody British colonialists. The Americans sent back shiploads of the Chinese Trans-Pacific Railway line and the California gold digging workers. Even enacted the Exclusion Act, banning the Chinese from staying permanently in US. But the British twisted the hands of our leaders keen on independence into accepting the tin mine and rubber plantation coolies and the Malayan railway line workers as citizens. Then the ungrateful ingrate-ism, racism, discrimination etc started. Damn.
But a British newspaper reported the Americans have been migrating from the US in droves. And the gomen there increasing the fees for surrendering US passports 5 fold. But not mentioned the reason for the migration. It'd be interesting to know.
Marina and Anaz don't have just a little bit of the real Malays.Bet that they have never been to a Malay kampung in the ulu.
ReplyDeleteAre they Malaysia? Just asking
DeleteI'd like to take Marina to my patch in the Malay kampung in the ulu. To debate with her on Malay values.
DeleteBut can't guarantee will take her out of it. Or show her the way out.
A lot of fucking grandmother story here. Tak payah kerja?? Cry father cry mother for fuck ah?
ReplyDeleteYou fcuk your grandmother?
DeleteNo need to tell us here ok?
You implying those who write comments here don't work?
DeleteSome are self-employed, have done well and can afford the time as they have others to work for them, they merely check from time to time.
Others are gentlemen of leisure. Heard about the lords and nobles of England etc?
You are not? Pity.
Talking about single stream schools, have you or Malays ever wondered why national schools have become completely malay school. In the 60's, 70's and early 80's national school was school of choice for all, Chinese sent the Children to national schools where English was the medium of instruction. In fact, many Chinese schools like the famous Han Jian school in Penang were on the verge of closing down and kept alive only because of Thai Chinese students from Phuket. Non-Malays and particularly the Chinese abandoned the national schools simply because of multiple factors from teaching standards, teachers attitude, subtle racism and indoctrination of islam on non-Muslims. Today, some 15% of non-Chinese and that includes me send their children to Chinese schools. Thus, instead of simply blaming Chinese schools, ask a more sensible question, why the exodus and how can national schools regain the glory days. If that happens than maybe there maybe a migration back to national schools. Until then, never the twain. I am a Malay, my wife a Chinese and my children are comfortable and benefits quality education at Chinese school. They read and write Bahasa Malaysia, English, and Chinese. For religion, I have an ustaz who come to my house to teach my children the quran and Islam.
ReplyDeleteYou makan DAP propaganda ha? The anti-Malay anti-Islam blokes been saying all sorts of things against SKs, even baca do'a for exam passes without even asking the non-Muslim pupils to raise their hands like Muslim pupils, they propaganda-ed as indoctrinating Islam in SKs.
DeleteShit DAP.
never the twain, said he. He's more likely a twit.
DeleteI'll let others twut him.
Hello Anon 14:00, I need to protect my child from practices of khurafat and shirik, like "makan kismis doa" usually sold by teachers on the side by the teachers or "minum air jampi", or mesti cukur bulu kemaluan sebelum setiap 60 hari, kalau tak hantu jembalang datang tinggal dalam "gua" Dont simply assume that all who comment are DAP members or red bean army trawlers. There are a large segment of Malays who are concerned for the children's future and it matters nothing to we malays, if you wish to send your children to national schools. My wife and I are glad we made the right choice and my childrens achievements thus far as a Malay-Chinese school children in Chinese school makes us really proud. We will naturally send our children to further study in UTAR if they are going to study locally, for the average waiting period for gaining employment is mere six months for graduates of UTAR. Of course, you all can rant and abuse and by the way, incest is more prevailent among the Malay community. As to back up with facts about the 15% Non-Chinese students in Chinese schools, you may want to refer to Hansard and other publication including in the internet. In our zeal to show our pride, we end up showing our stupidity.
DeleteWell, I'm honestly impressed by your children's positive experiences, especially being capable of literacy in three languag. But I would be skeptical about the Malay and English proficiency of those students who hail from strictly Chinese-speaking households. There is too little exposure to BM and BI in the fully Chinese vernacular schools.
DeleteYour children's proficiency is probably uncommon; it's from the parents' unique moulding of character. It will take a national single stream (with quality) and Chinese-integrated co-curriculum to graduate students like your kids, sir, I am convinced. So often have I witnessed the negative outcomes of racial and linguistic segregation in education.
This is another example of propaganda and the stupidity of Government people in responding to the case. Aided by the pro-DAP staff of theStar. Information raised and twisted by the bloody endlessly propaganda-ising of the damned Pakatoon -
DeleteGooi Hsiao-Leung (PKR - Alor Star) said during the Parliamentary question time that a 12-year-old primary school Christian pupil was allegedly forced to wear the headscarf and join in Muslim prayers on November 15. No substantiation, no justification.
The Education Deputy Minister should first wallop the bloke for making a mere allegation, pointing out that it there was no substantiation, no justification. Instead he straightaway said the Education Ministry will investigate.
Good that he said the ministry has never forced any one to take up the Islamic Studies subject.
But did he have to sound so subservient to the Pakatoon MP by saying, "I will investigate this matter and report the results of the case to you as soon as possible"?
Or was it part of the slanting of the report by the Pakatoon-inclined the star that's owned by MCA? Shit.
14:59,
DeleteYou are the one claiming the 15% figure, trying to promote Chinese schools or what. Surely you should be the one substantiating and justifying it when disputed. Unless you don't want others to believe what you say. Which I don't.
That very act of making wild allegations or claims and then asking others to justify for you your own allegations and claims is very DAP-ish. What "Dont simply assume that all who comment are DAP members or red bean army trawlers."?
Under the circumstances I'd say shit to your claims.
And those "practices of khurafat and shirik, like "makan kismis doa" usually sold by teachers on the side by the teachers or "minum air jampi", or mesti cukur bulu kemaluan sebelum setiap 60 hari" I suppose your child told you? Or your wife? And you have not mentioned at all bringing the case to the HM, if such indeed took place, not concoctions or possible vengeance or dislike of some children towards some teachers.
If you had raised the matter, you would have said so, and told us how many classes had such teachers, and attempts to identify the teacher(s) concerned. Come on man, it's that serious, you didn't complain and tell us the results, instead just ramble in here?
15:17,
DeleteI have serious doubts of claims on proficiency of languages of children of SRJKCs, which I assume the fler was talking - he not mentioning anything about secondary SJKC. I agree that it will take a national single stream (with quality) for BN language proficiency - heck, the BM for the UEC is a different syllabus and complaints have long been voiced that it's much lower than the BM at SKs.
Good that you have "often witnessed the negative outcomes of racial and linguistic segregation in education." I and many others I know have, too.
First, I don't trust buggers who write lengthy stuff without paragraphs. It reflects muddled thinking, confusing their points in between.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, when in between, they might fcuk their mothers and fathers, to use the words of the bloke in the earlier short but rude comment.
Thirdly, true enough, he is a mixed marriage bloke, very likely willing to fcuk his parents' culture, way of life and values, SKs and all. Maybe not read what the AG said of the problems of mixed marriages at the courts, differing religion, the children suffering, etc.
As I suspected, in the middle he has something bad to say - unsubstantiated and unjustified allegation of national schools, fcuking his parents for sending him there before, maybe. No facts, no figures, no authorities quoted for the 15% who send their children to Chinese schools, no details like nationally or certain states or districts only, and what level, certainly none at secondary level.
And saying ".. abandoned the national schools simply because of multiple factors from teaching standards, teachers attitude, subtle racism and indoctrination of islam on non-Muslims." He probably heard those from his Chinese wife.
And, for all you know, he bluffs. He could be a Red Bean bugger who masquerades here and there, like they often do all over the blogs. Like the Chinese masquerading as a Malay called Zairil of DAP.
Yep u r right. Where he gotd numbers from. Been in chinese school before, and back to national school after that. I prefer d national school.
DeleteThose who feel the urge to bash Najib and his bandwagon, go on, you have only until 2018 at most. Beyond that we are not really sure they will still be around. They could in exile in country of their stored wealth or could be in prison (if Rafizi have his way).
ReplyDeleteOn a more serious side, the country badly need a set of leadership who have the country at their heart. I fear for our children's future.
Don't change the whole set. There's a need for continuity. Just change one. You know who.
DeleteWe need to change two not one. The first lady must go too.
Deleteguys the liberals in umno is more than just two.
DeleteLook at the positive side of 1MDB, Ahmad Maslan tells Malaysians
ReplyDeleteKUALA LUMPUR: It is time the public focused on the positive side of 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) to counter the bad publicity against the government investment arm over the past few weeks, said Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Ahmad Maslan.
Speaking to reporters at Parliament lobby here Thursday, Ahmad said 1MDB has done a lot of corporate social responsibilities (CSR) that have benefited the people since its inception in 2009.
“A total of RM382.3mil in allocations have been channelled for these CSR projects, making 1MDB the biggest contributor among state-owned companies … so why only focus on the bad side?” he said.
The projects included the building of 30,000 houses for Orang Asli under a programme called Jalinan Murni which cost RM14.5mil.
He pointed out that 1MDB had also spent a total of RM28.2mil on Haj pilgrimage programmes from 2011 until now, RM7.37mil on Klinik Bergerak 1Malaysia in 2010, and RM76mil on TR1MA (Bantuan Teksi Rakyat 1Malaysia), where taxi drivers were given tyre subsidy.
Wearrghhhhh, tiba-tiba perut terasa mual, nak termuntah.
Don't copy the whole lot of the article lah. Use the space to give reasons why mual and nak muntah, and provide some counter-arguments. Use facts and figures, quote some authority on those facts and figures.
DeleteI said the above coz I'm interested in your opinions. Especially the economics of it. I dunno konomik one. Swear.
DeleteWhat konomik? if you believe Ahmad Maslan, you also believe that petrol engine car can run on water.
DeleteJust wondering why the decision on Anwar's appeal was delayed. Has it got anything to do with the a group of people having a bash at KL next week?
ReplyDeleteStill got so much grandmother story. Blah blah blah blah. Everyday is the same.
ReplyDeleteLike that I read OSTB better la. Dia mamak, cakap lu melayu bodoh dan tak guna.
Everyday also talk la, comment la, teh tarik la, tea time la, go for course la (got so many courses? Got learn anything or not? if not, go for course for fuck ah?)
Oh ya, am sure all the idiot will jump at this can curse the Dap la, cinabeng la, May 13, whatever la. Good!
I love it when all the chibais here get all hot and bothered.
How do you know I didn't walk pass you today and under my breath curse you and your next 18 generations to be theives and prostitutes?
Senang saja, you hate us, we hate you back.
Lalalalalalala.
Got course to fuck you or not?
DeleteYou DAP arr? DAP the ones who have been hating us since party formation , you dunno arr? You stupid or what? Anti-Malay and anti-Islam, questioning the Special Position of he Malays and the Bumiputeras of Sabah and Sarawak. They caused the race riots of 1969.
Not thankful for your citizenship right that the Malays have agreed to at Merdeka, not respecting and abiding by the Constitution, why don't you migrate?