how old are you?

nothing better to do? until gotta ask whether this video or that video should be in which section of forum?

Is it really that hard to get someone to answer this question?

Sure, I'll answer it for you.
Please post in kopitiam.

Sekian,
Seager

Without getting banned or suspended for it?

If you're worried, then why take the risk?
There's no certainty, especially with the unpredictable behaviour of kupitards.

If i were you, I'd go ahead.
Let's put both members and staff on edge

I sometimes wonder what the worst that can happen if they just let the unpredictable behaviour of the people in Kopitiam alone without any moderation from such a video? Will the government start kicking down the doors of Lowyat Net just because they may have "hurt" certain "sensitivities", even though it's factual?

I believe that this is how Malaysians couldn't be more mature than before, for that they will rather cover the facts and the truth about reality than to see people becoming not happy about it. You know, it's as if treating the people in Kopitiam as kids, which I think should be something that needs to be changed.

How factual is this again?

Ah, you didn't watch the ending of the video. The satire was based entirely on that.

I watched the entire 32 sec of it. I'm not a fan of the current administration, but I'm pretty sure that is not the minister's actual statement either.

Stop fake news. Stop misinformation.

Would you kindly elaborate on that?

https://www.rt.com/news/383580-malaysia-child-marriage-rape/

He was talking about statutory rape which can happen between two schoolchildren.

Watch the video

Malaysia doesn't have Romeo and Juliet laws like in the US

“They reach puberty at the age of nine or 12. And at that time, their body is already akin to them being 18 years old. So physically and spiritually, it is not a barrier for the girl to marry,” Shabudin Yahaya, a member of the Barisan Nasional Coalition, told Parliament on Tuesday, as quoted by Reuters.

He went on to say there is “nothing wrong” with a rape victim marrying the man who raped her, as doing so would allow her to avoid a “bleak future."

“Perhaps through marriage they can lead a healthier, better life. And the person who was raped does not necessarily have a bleak future. She will have a husband, at least, and this could serve as a remedy to growing social problems,