What about elderly people cutting queue?

Same case for me, saw old peoples trying to get into bus. Thought of letting them in first, kesian them. But, old people even more rude than us. Literally they knock off all the ppl around them and rush into the bus.

But I don't think this is an issue in Malaysia. Wait until you see mainland China people. They are 10 times more rude and uneducated compared to Malaysians.

Do any of you experience people cutting your queue or you cutting people's queue? Do not talk about driving. Only applies to human queue.

Such as when buying food or tickets or queuing for rides.

I find that in China, people will cut queue because a lot of these people come from uncivilized part of China. They even have to put queue police in McDonald's to make sure people queue up. Despite that, people are still cutting queue in McD. Anyway, that is China.

What about in Malaysia? Anyone of you think Malaysians are also uncivilized bunch of queue cutting morons?

Education level in Malaysia are pretty high. I am sure people are aware that cutting queue is not right but they still do it. Is it a Malaysian culture thingie?

From religious point of view, religion only emphasize on things that are more serious such as killing or rape or stealing. But petty things like queuing is not enforced in religion. But the thing is, queue cutting is such a small matter that it is no even considered sin? So a man can go cut queue all he wants and still go to heaven (when he die)?

For example, a recent experience I had. I was queuing for a ride in a themepark. There was this man with 2 daughters behind me. Then this man pretend to want to see what's ahead and cross over me to front. Then he started standing next to me. While the queue continue to move, his other two daughter started to walk past in front of him and soon it ended up his family of three standing in front of me. I am sure this guy (and his daughters) know they have cut queue but they acted like nothing. Shouldn't queuing be a mentality thing rather than physical? That means mentally, I know I am behind you. So I just stand where I should and even if I happen to be in front of you, I should be "courteous" enough to let you pass first because I KNOW I am behind you. Instead of physically squeezing in front of people and then thinking...yeah yeah..I am now in front of you...

People who cut queues, don't you have any manners? Or you just do not care because you can get away with it from authorities or from your god?

asians have no mentality of que up...
u can see it at lrt.. or ktm..
theres marks on the platform..
let others out before enter, que on the side..
but everyone try to go in at once.
kurang ajar mah...

Those are not people, those are animals

for me... if you want to cut in the queue directly in front of me, ask first and give me a reason why... if i don't accept, you go to the back...

if they simply cut in, i'll tell them politely where the end of the queue is... if they ignore, i will shout loudly for everyone to hear... if still ignore, i'll push them hard, step on their shoes, trip them when the queue start moving, especially on public transport queue...

for me... if you want to cut in the queue directly in front of me, ask first and give me a reason why... if i don't accept, you go to the back...

if they simply cut in, i'll tell them politely where the end of the queue is... if they ignore, i will shout loudly for everyone to hear... if still ignore, i'll push them hard, step on their shoes, trip them when the queue start moving, especially on public transport queue...

My personal solution of dealing with queue cutters.

Jump right infront of him/her , thus cutting his/her queue, turn around and ask him/her  "How does that feel ? "

the "Tidak Apa" attitude is whats inside the mentality of most people in malaysia, it cant be helped if the government dont act against it.

its not something the govmn can do. its how the society being brought up n its not an easy thing to change. starts from the family how they educate their children.

it is unfair to blame the government when the cutting queue has become a culture. we should aware and realize that it is not only children that cut queue but even adult and senior citizen are doing it without fail. take as for example smoking, even with all of the law enforcement and campaign done, there are still lots of smokers that continue smoking even in public area

it is time for us to stop blaming this and that and start looking within our self and change the mentality. if we fail to do this, then this issue will be habit for us malaysian for the rest of of our live.