each and every tuhan

its like school sports day. we all share the keropok in the hamper

nice

Wei...that's the sort of generalization post that gets you a free holiday in boraborastan.

marah betul

dont too harsh la bro. thats how they were brought up i guess. majority with an inferiority complex.

but i have to say, my colleagues are all nice ppl. i really like them. regular breakfast kaki's

This post has been edited by deepan84: Dec 11 2014, 07:37 PM

nicely put

Oh No!!! What have they done to that tropical island paradise!!!

Does anyone know who are those 25 like-minded Malays ? If they support moderation but at the same time afraid to reveal the identity, then it would be pointless. So far the media only publish the name of this Noor.

all you can do is join the street riot and chant like faggits.

to the streets people, to the streets!!

all the names are revealed. do some research pls.

tan seri,datuk seri semua ada

we're safe , no foreign army invaded us yet like afghanistan, but ironically those who feared is the one who wished a foreign army come to "liberate" us..

otak kat lutut

It has to be said tho, I'll take the risk.

The thing is, i also have colleagues that have the same thinking about their own people
They also feel unfair to have this kind of generalization...

Just a very simple example.... what do you think of a person riding an ex5 back from work. Now, try to imagine 3 different scenario, each with different young man of a different race riding that motor, approaching you on a wrong way - at night. Will you be more alert, evade, prepare for the worst? or won't even think about it because it's just a motorist passing by.

That same generalization is what makes all my indian friends to buy gold/high-visibility accessory/brands. When I ask then why?, mostly because of the mindset of they're not the same class as "other" indians, and will need to show it to improve their general image/first impression in public

Don't need to give any answer, just think about it yourself.......

Its not that I am disagreeing with you, more like just suggesting you be a bit more careful with your choice of words if you're just referring to those with tongkat mentality. After all, like you yourself said, not all Malays have a tongkat mindset so at least be careful not to generalize and offend them all lar.

We're all in this together if we want to improve the country after all.

Edit: Just to be clear. The key here is never to define a race as tongkat, but I suppose its ok to say if some people have a tongkat mindset.

This post has been edited by arubin: Dec 11 2014, 07:55 PM

wont happen.

but i do feel there will be restrictions places on Non in the coming yrs. the population of cina n india will decrease until a point that they become insignificant...too insignificant to be blamed. they will be den be left alone.

a new group of "pendatang" will replace the cina n india as the 2 other major ethnic groups.

so dun be surprised if in 40-50 yrs time the headline will be "Apa Lagi Bangla Mau ?"

shouldn't be much of a problem coz religion similar. so in terms of religious assimilation, it would be seamless.. the problem now in malaysia is due to the rising influence of islamic arabic culture, not malay culture.

This post has been edited by deepan84: Dec 11 2014, 07:56 PM

all hail zeus... father and king of all gods!!!

This is stupid.

Nobody here is advocating a Buddhist or Christian state.

We also Don't want a Islamic state.

Just follow the damn constitution can or not?

well said

ppl will always find ways to emphasize their superiority over others. so wat if religion is d same. skin color different, culture different n language different.

Banglas were just an example tho. could be Nepalese, Indons or etc.

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