Self reflection is an internal matter not a public call to action. Do self reflect and internalise and keep it inhouse. K thanks bye.

You know, youmight have something there.  Only a small number of bananas would care enough to roast the fella.  People like me who have skin in the game,  like my kids who go to sjkc.
Maybe he thinks bananas wouldn't mind intermarriage or casting aside Chinese culture for local pseudo Arab culture?  But if you're male Chinese taking a malay wife shouldn't she follow your customs where possible and the kids would still be Chinese, right?  Still no bumi privileges unlike the children of Bangladeshi +local or mat salleh + local.
At the end of the day,  what is the result?  You get mixed breeds that are not fully accepted in either culture.  Just a like banana la. Lol

1) For those who wish to quote or reply TS, the correct way is as below. You need not quote the entire text to save space & bandwidth. Thanks.

2) I find the article educational at the beginning 30%. The remaining part is purely conjecture, ie perhaps the writer is basing his opinion on his own family experience. It would have been an even more interesting read if the writer had a better command of the English language.

3) "Loyalty to country" and "patriotism" are propaganda created by governments & politicians to make citizens stay in a country, sign up for the army, go to war or die for the country. In this internet age, the choice of domicile is largely dictated by kinship and economic opportunities. In plain English, where I choose to live depends on where my loved ones (family & friends) are mostly located or where I have a better opportunity to make more money.

4) I still keep in touch with my relatives and cousins from China, including those who have emigrated to the US. I have visited my ancestral home and because I am strong in my mother tongue (Cantonese) and Putonghua (Mandarin), I have no difficulties communicating with my cousins from all over. Because I live in Malaysia, I am fluent in Bahasa, too, speaking the language without that distinctive Chinese accent.

5) My message in a nutshell, each and every ethnic group is unique in its own way and no single group is superior to another. Whatever your ethnic origin, Malay, Chinese, Indian etc, be proud of it. Know your origins, your diaspora or history, speak your mother tongue fluently and continue to pass on your unique culture and tradition to your next generation.