Then play menjual kepada X religion issue.

No proof or witness needed, automatic win.

Dia tak rugi pun klau org islam x beli. Sibuk je.

Again your comprehension. Can't return it is it? Must throw? Can't eat and pay later? Bodo bertingkat. My issue is her reasoning because it is far, throw it away kira tak laku salah. Simple things like this also need to teach u memang sah bodo like her, don't breed.

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jun 12 2019, 12:01 AM

it simply means rather than let her kids eat something that's stolen she'd rather throw it away if she can't pay it. nothing implied that it justified the theft.

you ni otak undang lantang kritik org. she has already mentioned she willing to pay back if location is within reasonable distance. Which part of her post says she is not wrong?

if already hundred of km's from the place, you willing to go back and return RM5 chocolate? siapa percaya you punya otak udang willing do it? I certainly dont. Because your parents have been feeding you too much shit that you churning such idiotic post at this wee hours.

You should ask your parents to teach you to learn some manners and start to respect people for their opinion. Now turn off your computer because you will be late for school, dumbshit.

Sigh...

just look at these strangers to each others fighting over something that ain't their problem in the first place...

way to go Malaysians...



This post has been edited by JimbeamofNRT: Jun 12 2019, 12:56 AM

Reiterating partly what pointed out initially. So rather throwing it away makes it okay and lends much credence to the subject and or people she was contending with. OK got it. For me it's ok only when the shop says it's OK. The probability of CCTV in real life is high and that they don't analyse intention. Even when there is none, no reason to not make amends. Distance? Lol

In retrospect, can't pay is a convenient excuse, nowdays can contact and TT money. if the shop having being contacted, decided it was OK, then chapter close. This is something the other bodo replied wouldn't even think of doing because no niat to do so in the first place so he'll eternally doubt people who do. Unlike him, you at least seek to or give clarity or discussion on my post.

Btw, I didn't imply theft in my post as well. Only her nauseating n supposed 'righteousness' as licence to admonish others. Without that example she was fine, really.

This post has been edited by hotjake: Jun 12 2019, 10:32 AM

Yup.. I know one master franchise for bubble tea and he told me majority customer are malay and they don't bother halal or not

She used the argument that she is so particular, so pious and so strict about halal haram that she will throw away the stolen chocolates rather than let her kids consume it.

Typical malay muslim way of thinking...
That is so wrong. Please change the mindset.
Probably the way it way ingrained from ages ago.

I know, the train of thought there, is not to consume haram items coz it will become your darah daging. But, her throwing it away does not solve the issue. She still owes the shop. And her having no intention of paying for it since she considers it settled...makes it haram!

And for the other guy... Select? If you, or your kids consider stealing is the norm... Something is really wrong with your upbringing and your parenting. Kids stealing is not the norm!

Me, in that situation? IF i were the kid, i know my mom would have beaten me half dead...and if the shop is nearby, would have made me go kow tow and apologize. And i still wouldn't get the chocolate. But, my mom keeps an eye on us. So, thankfully that never happened.

My kids? They didn't have to go through that. Like my mom, i keep an eye on the kids, but, instead of the old ways of bluntly rejecting, and etc... I do it my way. Kids stealing is not normal.

IF they did steal, i would have given some serious scolding, lecture and maybe some smacks, then gone online, get the number, called the shop
up, transfer the amount. And... If those are good quality chocolates... I would have eaten them. No, kids don't get the chocolates.

I have nothing against her.
It just irks me that she wants so desperately to portray herself as this strict halal haram person, yet...conveniently selective on which halal haram to strictly abide by.

I don't care about the bubble tea thing. Halal haram? No one forcing her to buy it. It is a luxury not a necessity.

It is within her right to tell others that it has no halal cert. But, she wrote few lines too long trying to show how pious she really is, but isn't.

I'm just going to take her word as is without any further assumptions. not gonna assume she wouldn't ever pay it back or she just gonna let her kids scott free.